The Holiday and Travel Magazine: Seniors and Kids Days at the 2023 Sydney Royal Easter Show

Sunday 9 April 2023

Seniors and Kids Days at the 2023 Sydney Royal Easter Show

SENIORS’ DAY: 12 APRIL

Seniors pay just $20.00 on Seniors’ Day, Wednesday, 12 April 2023 only. Enjoy a free cup of tea at the Seniors’ Hub on the lawns adjacent to The Amphitheatre. Take the opportunity also to drop in for a chat with the friendly staff from the Energy & Water Ombudsman NSW, Sydney Water, Seniors Rights, TIO, AFCA, Legal Aid NSW, NSW Trustee & Guardian, NSW Ombudsman and Commonwealth Ombudsman. All Ombudsman services are free, fair and independent. They manage complaint issues that you are unable to resolve. So, if you’ve had an issue with an energy and water company, or have any Seniors Rights or Trustee & Guardian questions, there’ll be someone at the Show ready to listen. In fact, the team from Legal Aid will help you take the complaint a step further if necessary. At this year’s Show you will also be able to get important information about wills, enduring power of attorneys, enduring guardianship, elder abuse and more.’

When Wednesday, 12 April 2023

Where Amphitheatre Lawns

KIDS DAY: 17 APRIL

Half price kid’s tickets & kids under three get in free! Valid 17 April only

Monday 17 April is the last day of the Sydney Royal Easter Show, which means—it’s Kids’ Day! Kids’ tickets are just $15 on Kids’ Day! Access all areas of the Show, including non-reserved seating in GIANTS Stadium for the evening entertainment, subject to availability. Valid for Monday, 17 April 2023 only.

PLUS: Double the fun on the last day of the Sydney Royal Easter Show, Monday 17 April 2023 with the Kids Day: 2 for 1 Carnival rides until 5pm! Ride with a friend and your friend rides free, with 2 riders for the price of one for carnival rides in the major Carnival precincts of Australia Avenue and Olympic Boulevard until 5pm. Just get on the same ride, at the same time, and only one of you needs carnival credits. Offer excludes Kyle & Jackie O’s Haunted House. Kids day at the show can be traced back to 1870 when the exhibition committee met during the show and declared that a Children’s Day be appointed, and the programmes be amended accordingly. The concept was not scheduled for the following year until the second last day of the Exhibition, when it was announced to ‘reduce the price of admission for children tomorrow’, thus beginning a last day of show tradition.