Star Walk: The heroes and villains are back

Heroes and villains collide as Star Walk returns

Set blasters to fun and transform your weekend because Star Walk returns to Trinity Walk.

Join us from 2 free action-packed days of cosplay movie stars, cars and props raising money for Forget Me Not children’s hospice, so please donate cash in buckets on the day.

Catch Deadpool and Batman rubbing shoulders with Elphaba and Mando (with Grogu in tow) while Chewie meets Bluey and Bumblebee meets Barbie. Keep an eye out for our friendly neighbourhood Spider-man too while enjoying some free movie face painting.

Mando2Hire will be here, the world’s only Mandalorian tribute act with a combination of the real voice, a fully operational speeder bike and so cute real Grogu! This is the way.

Then make the jump to lightspeed and climb aboard Obi-Wan’s starfighter for a pic before hopping in a giant toy box for another selfie.

Kids are encouraged to become heroes themselves and dress up as their favourite characters – and can enjoy free face painting both days 10am to 4pm, with donation to charity of whatever you can give encouraged.

We will also hopefully have free glitter tattoos both days, with donations for the relevant charity welcome.

Getting here by foot, car, train, bus, plane or spacecraft

Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) is now in operation. Here’s how it works.

The new system will mean you won’t need a ticket on entry – then before you leave just visit a new pay station. Type in your car registration and it’ll tell you how much you owe, then pay before you leave via card or contactless only. It’s all via the magic of number plate recognition on entry!

Like a deal? Just spend £10 or more in our Sainsbury’s and make sure you get an additional receipt when you pay – this is your 2 hours’ discount and has a barcode on to scan at the pay station to get your parking discount. This means £2 will be deducted from your total parking charge when you scan it.

Coming by bus? Easy – we are 90 paces from Wakey bus station.

If you’re on the train, you can come to either Wakefield Westgate or Wakefield Kirkgate and both are less than a 100 minute walk to us.

We have space to lock up to 100 cycles on site and cycle and motorcycle parking is free.

Visiting from outer space? Please kindly crash land your ship on the grass around the back of Burger King and use your new-found alien powers to do only good on planet Earth. Plus, the crash site is near Greggs. Ideal.