A spectacular eating and entertainment centre is set to open in the biggest retailtainment destination in North America.
Spanning across 35,000 square feet, The Fair on 4 is expected to make its mark on the fourth floor of Mall of America soon.
Here guests will be able to indulge in ample of fun through an exhilarating array of activities, including axe throwing, arcade games, go karts and hammerschlagen – a German-inspired activity which sees participants compete against each other by throwing nails into wooden beams.
The facility will also include a live music stage, a large patio and private event space, with the interior design immersing guests into the fun of visiting a fairground.
Created by the world-leading food and entertainment operators Victoria Burrow, the concept of Fair on 4 has harnessed onto the ideology that the way to guest’s hearts is through their stomachs – and is set to offer a vast range of delicious self-serve food.
Staples from a visit to a USA fair will be on offer, including corn dogs, cheese curds and pizza. The establishment will also be licenced, serving signature cocktails, wine and beers to guests of legal age.
Commenting ahead of the launch, Jeff Brown, Managing Director of The Fair on 4 said: “We wanted to create something fresh and new at Mall of America while celebrating our beloved state of Minnesota, and what better way than having an atmosphere filled with everyone’s favourite fair foods and activities year round.
Adding: “This new concept will include something for all occasions, whether it be a family visiting Minnesota or locals meeting for happy hour. With the mixture of amazing food, craft cocktails, and entertainment around every corner, there will be something for everyone to enjoy at The Fair on 4.”
The Fair on 4 was originally slated to open in the last quarter of 2020, however due to the ongoing impacts of the COVID 19 pandemic the Mall of America is temporarily closed with hopes to launch the new attraction in the near future.
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