fairground
nounUK /ˈfeə.ɡraʊnd/
US /ˈfer.ɡraʊnd/
A fairground is a big open place where people go to ride rides and play games at a fair.
The children ran straight to the Ferris wheel when they arrived at the fairground.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The ground or site where a fair is held, often a permanent open area in a town.
The annual book fair was set up on the fairground near the river.
3. An area used for outdoor shows, exhibitions, or agricultural displays.
Farmers brought their prize animals to the county fairground.
4. A place associated with lively, colorful activity or spectacle.
The market on weekends turns into a fairground of music and food stalls.