WITH beaches, a fairground, bars and entertainment, there is something for everyone at the Trafford Centre's Summer Social.
A 8,000 sq foot beach and live music are just some of the things that visitors - including those from Warrington - can enjoy as well as those keen for a nice picture background.
The Angelic, Kitakaze and Boujee bar will be there - the latter a favourite for those Instagram lovers founded by Real Housewives of Cheshire reality star Lystra Adams.
The Star Flyer, Log Flume, Apple Coaster and Cruise Ship are the rides that will be catering for all ages.
Zoe Inman, Centre Director, said: “Summer Social is going to be a unique and vast outdoor area, offering people a safe space to gather, eat, drink and have some fun.
"With over 200 stores, restaurants and leisure attractions to also explore within the centre itself, it’s time to plan a sensational day out at The Trafford Centre this summer – don’t forget your suncream.”
The first major pop-up bar and restaurant on the site, Boujee restaurant and bar which you can find in Liverpool ONE, launched on Thursday.
Ritchie Bagnall, Operations Director at Boujee, added: “The Boujee crew are so excited to be linking up with the Summer Social at The Trafford Centre and opening on-site from Thursday July 22.
"Boujee opened its flagship site in December in Liverpool and since then things just keep getting more pink and more Boujee for us!
"We’re bringing all the best bits of Boujee outside to The Trafford Centre throughout the Summer and can’t wait for more fun, fizz and Boujee vibes at The Trafford Centre over the next few months!”
Summer Social will be based outside The Orient, opposite The Great Hall entrance and is now open every day until 5 September 11am - 9pm every day
The events space is open 12pm – 10pm Sunday – Thursday and 12pm – 11pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
Entry costs £3.50 (£3 if booked in advance) to the beach area and fairground rides priced are individually.
Pre-booking is recommended to avoid disappointment.
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