The fair on Prince Charles Road was forced to close after disorder broke out near the site at around 3.50pm yesterday (April 8).
One person was treated for minor injuries and several arrests were made, including on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon.
In a statement issued on Facebook this morning, organisers Capital Funfairs confirmed the event is open again — but with new safety measures aimed at protecting staff, families and visitors.
It reads: “We are a family fun fair, for families, run by families.
“To support a family-oriented environment, children under the age of 14 will not be allowed entrance without an accompanying adult. ID may need to be shown to verify age.”
They explained that security staff have the authority to remove anyone behaving in an “unruly or abusive” manner.
The funfair has also announced it will no longer run “Mega Deal” discount days for the rest of its stay.
However, printable vouchers are available on the Capital Funfairs website, and new “Family Discount Days” are set to be announced soon.
