Anyone remember Fun Fair in Sully Plaza?? That place was ridiculous. I remember the guy with the bandana & long dark hair that used to walk along rt 50 all the time...he was always in there playing ms. pac man. random.

good ol' days

I remember that dude in the bandana... he was an odd one.

I knew the family that owned Fun Fair. they were from Kuwait.

yo fun fair was the shitttttttt

so many fond b-day partays there as a kid

You must be a youngin...I was in high school when that place was around...

My sister used to work there and had to be the clown from time to time for kid's birthdays. The people that owned that place was CHEAP!

i loved funfair...i remmebr whjen my dad used to drink he used to love to take me there becuz he can get drunk and keep an eye on me too....wish they can bring it back...i know for a fact they ran out of business...and one of the managers ended being a manager at burger king of old c-ville rd

Yeah, the Chantilly walker I call him, saw him everywhere, since the 80's, even saw him in Arcola a couple of times, wonder what happened to him.

i loved fun fair and wish that can come back but will never. I remember only good thought s about that place...o the good ole days

I went there back in the 90's and a employee had to get in a bumper car because no one was there. It was just me and her...bumping into each other. It was awesome.

Who was the organizer of this "Fun Fair" ?

Anyone remembers. Any photos to share

Cafe Twin

Take a Stand Wrote:
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> I remember that dude in the bandana... he was an
> odd one.
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> I knew the family that owned Fun Fair. they were
> from Kuwait.

No shit you knew Mario? Hahaha! My friends and I used to love pissing him off based on his reactions. We would tell him that his machine was broken, that we wanted a refund on a game we lost, stand on the skee ball lane and chuck the balls into the 500 point thing, male funny faces at him, and throw balls from the ball pit at him. Then one day I saw him buried in paper work with a distraught look on his face, we didn't fuck with Mario that day. Then the place closed. I didn't know he was from Kuwait. Awesome childhood memories.

I remember! I wish I could remember better though. I know I went there in kindergarten for my classmate's birthday ('95/'96), but I can't remember any details really. I guess it must have closed down within a few years after that.

I recently came across a metal token that says Fun Fair on it. Someone in my family must have left it in their pocket or something. Or maybe purposely stolen it, but I can't imagine that being more fun than actually using it on a game.

For those of you who remember better (if anyone ever comes to post on this thread again, heh), what all did they have to do there? I mostly just remember games. Did they have a jungle gym to climb around in?