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Fun day with Noosa Tigers

Bring the family to watch the AFL Grand Final this Saturday, 1 October, at the Noosa Tigers Weyba Road home ground in Noosaville. The family fun day starts at noon.

NOOSA Tigers AFL home ground will turn into a fun park for kids this Saturday, 1 October, to celebrate the AFL Grand Final day.
From noon there will be a jumbo slide, a rockwall for climbing, a jumping castle and an animal nursery for all the animal lovers.
The footy will be on the big screen and there will be a free sausage sizzle, plus full canteen and bar facilities also available.
There will be prizes for the first goal kicker and the Norm Smith medal, plus lots of fun for the whole family at the free day out.
The AFL Tigers home ground is located on Weyba Road, Noosaville.

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