WIN a family pass to the Royal Adelaide Show

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The Royal Adelaide Show is back for nine vibrant days this September, Saturday, September 5 – Sunday, September 13, bringing the heart of the country to the city. From beloved farmyard animals to showbag alley, woodchopping to fairy floss, it's the

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This year’s Show is packed with excitement after dark too, with Night Shift delivering Hot Wheels, a Guinness World Record-holding human cannonball, and the return of classic fireworks. Little ones can meet PJ Masks, Octonauts and Justice League characters, while Gluttony lights up the Boulevard Stage with performances all day long.

Don’t get Showmo. We’ve got a family pass up for grabs so your crew can experience all the action.

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5 x family passes

Valued at $82

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