Yes. The Norfolk County Christmas Fair is a ticketed event. Booking online in advance is strongly recommended to guarantee admission and secure the discounted advance price. The advance discount ends at 11:59pm on 3 December 2026. Tickets may still be available afterwards at a higher price, subject to capacity. Ticket ages are: Adult 16+, Senior 66+, Child 3–15, Infant 0–2, and Family tickets cover two adults and two children.

We hope to have some tickets available on the gate, but advance booking is strongly recommended for guaranteed admission, discounted prices and fast-track entry. The event may reach capacity, so please check online availability before travelling.

Twilight tickets are reduced-price tickets for visitors arriving during the final three hours of each day. They offer a budget-friendly way to enjoy the fair and see Kimberley Hall and the grounds illuminated with festive lighting.

Yes. A booking fee of £1.50 is added per order to cover payment and ticket-processing costs.

Yes. Kimberley Hall plans to serve refreshments from the West Wing exclusively for fair visitors on a walk-in basis. No shopping stalls are located inside Kimberley Hall.

Yes. Free parking is available for all visitors. Parking is on grass and may be uneven, so please take care and wear suitable footwear. Floodlighting will be installed, but some areas may remain dimly lit after dark and bringing a torch is recommended.

Yes. Display your Blue Badge and follow the stewards’ directions to the designated disabled parking area, which will be positioned as close to the event entrance as possible. Parking remains on grass and may be uneven underfoot.

The event is on one level. Tracked pathways are installed across grass where possible, and the shopping marquees have hard flooring with an access ramp at one entrance. However, the venue’s existing gravel paths and some uneven ground may be difficult for some wheelchair users, particularly those with smaller wheels.

Yes. A carer can receive free entry when accompanying the person they care for. Supporting documentation must be uploaded when booking. Accepted evidence includes a valid Blue Badge, DLA or PIP entitlement, Attendance Allowance or Carer’s Allowance award, ESA or Incapacity Benefit confirmation, a Certificate of Visual Impairment, or an Access Card.

Yes. Well-behaved dogs are welcome but must be kept on a short lead at all times.

Yes. A wide range of festive food and drink will be available, including festive drinks, warming hot drinks, German sausages, roasted chestnuts, sweet treats and a selection of quality food stalls.

No. Father Christmas will not be attending the Norfolk County Christmas Fair in 2026. Other entertainment is planned, including stilt walkers, the Ferris wheel subject to weather, an owl experience, marshmallow toasting, live music and more.

If your question is not answered here, please contact us at tickets@county-events.co.uk.