More than 75,000 enjoy hugely-successful Rouse Hill Town Centre street fair

THE Rouse Hill Town Centre street fair attracted a massive crowd of more than 75,000 over the weekend, making it the busiest day for the centre since Christmas Eve last year.

Phoebe Hutchings has fun with the lucky duck fishing spot. Pictures: Carmela Roche

THE Rouse Hill Town Centre street fair attracted a massive crowd of more than 75,000 over the weekend, making it the busiest since Christmas Eve last year.

The family-oriented event featured circus and ukulele workshops, reptile shows, a petting zoo, food trucks, amusement rides, showbags, mini putt putt, the Jurassic Adventure jumping castle, pirate ship, lucky ducks fishing game, roving magician and jugglers.

More than 500 people entered the competition to win a musical instrument worth $650, and a term of music lessons worth $350 with Maxx Music.

Abbi Maher with dad Steve at the fair.

Families share the fun of the fair.

Candy floss is always a favourite at the fair.

Alastair Laylo-McCall tries his hand at putt-putt golf.

Children love candy floss.

Food trucks and stalls attracted the punters.

Organisers said that Cream’d ice cream and showbags were the most popular attractions, with queues for the ice cream up to five metres long throughout the weekend.