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Royal Show 07
It’s that time again! The smell of manure is in the air, the balls are in the clown’s mouth, and the vomit is flying round the Graviton! Yes, it’s the annual Perth Royal Show!
There are, as always, a million things on at the show. It’s a great day out, but can get expensive – especially with kids, rides and showbags. A good idea might be to take along lunch and give the kids a limit on how much they can spend?

Wed Oct 3 sees free entry for under-12s who bring a 1 or 2L carton of Brownes white milk!
Here’s a brief rundown on some of the attractions – you can see the daily highlights here.
Animal Judging
The traditional events. Chickens, dogs, horses, cats, even pigeons. It’s all happening.
Demonstrations
Plenty of exhibitions on cooking, wood chopping, 2007 Guest Nation Indonesia, crafts, etc etc etc.

Entertainment
Apart from the Indonesian events, there’s also circus, martial arts, jazz, fireworks, and snails, apparently.
Rides
We love the old favourites like the Fun House and Ghost Train, but there are all sorts of roller-coasters and other rides too.

Sideshows
Test your luck and dexterity and win the teddy-bear for your partner!
Showbags
You could spend $5 or $500 here. Our tips are: (as always) Bertie Beetle for $2, Freddo, Chupa Chups etc – get in early because the good ones sell out!

There’s also plenty of free tastings and other exhibitions for those watching their pockets!
Perth Royal Show 2007
Where: Claremont Showgrounds – here’s a map of the Showgrounds
Map: View Location
Date: Saturday 29 September – Saturday 6 October, 9am-9pm entry every day, with Sideshow Alley open until 11pm
Cost: Adults (16+) $22 – Seniors $16 – Kids (5-15) $10 – Kids (<5) free – Students (<18) $10 – Pensioners $10 – Family $54 (2 adults 2 kids or 1 adult 4 kids)
Remember Wed Oct 3 is free entry for under-12s with a Brownes 1/2L white milk carton!
Also, you can get pre-sale tickets from HBF, Woolworths, Video Ezy and RAC to skip the queues!
Transport information: You can park nearby for ridiculous amounts (about $10) or take the Fremantle train and get off at the Showgrounds stop. Further information from Transperth
Enquiries: raswa@raswa.org.au or (08) 6263 3100
Bloody $22 just for a person to get in. What the?
It’s a complete rip off, if you just want a good day out, especially for some of us who want our inner kid to remember the good times.
Granted they have the best fire works (Beats the SkyShow in January by a long shot, 7 days running) but crikey.
Since the cousins and grand kids are all not going this year, seems this poor old bugger will be missing out on something he’s been doing most of his life. I just cant justify the entry fee to be honst.
We grow old so fast. 8^( We stop being the kid who loves the atmos and start being the old fart who cant afford it.
steve · Sep 28, 11:58 pm