| AMUSEMENTPARK | A public area with fairground rides, sideshows and the like (9,4) |
| OVERTAKE | Drive past public area with king cheered heartily (8) |
| COMMONORGARDEN | Unexceptional public area with flowerbeds occupied by soldiers (6,2,6) |
| THEME | ____ park, an area with fairground rides and the like, devoted to or based on one subject (5) |
| MERRYGOROUNDS | Happy reasons to preserve old fairground rides (5-2-6) |
| TEACUP | Crockery item associated with fairground rides (6) |
| FAIR | A travelling entertainment with sideshows and rides (4) |
| TOSSED | Flipped a coin to sideshows, and edged out |
| AMUSEMENT | Park featuring fairground rides and sideshows (9) |
| PARK | Large public area in a town used for recreation / deposit motor vehicles in a specified area |
| PAINTWORK | Decoration split down the middle in open public area |
| STOA | The public area in Athens where Zeno gave his lectures (4) |
| FERRISWHEELS | Large, upright fairground rides with revolving, hanging seats (6,6) |
| DERIDES | Makes fun of date disheartened with fairground attractions (7) |
| READER | Scottish singer-songwriter who came to fame with Fairground Attraction (4,6) |
| EDDI | Scottish singer-songwriter who came to fame with Fairground Attraction (4,6) |
| PLAZA | An open public area such as Canterbury Cathedral's Square |
| ROLLERCOASTERS | Local restorers renovated fairground rides (6,8) |
| TEAGARDEN | Broken gate returned artist to study public area (3,6) |
| ALLOTMENT | Ration public area for personal use (9) |
