Bounce park, funfair and other things to do with kids in Greater Manchester this May bank holiday weekend

The Bank Holiday weekend is here so you're probably wanting to make the most of it. For some families it's a four-day break as teachers walk out for a sixth strike day on Tuesday, May 2.

Thankfully there are lots of things you can enjoy across Greater Manchester, including the return of the Open Air Bounce inflatable park, which is open from Saturday to Monday.

Here are a few suggestions to give you a little inspiration for the days ahead.

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With 14 huge inflatables including bouncy castles, slides and obstacle courses, Open Air Bounce is set to entertain families once again.

The attraction is open on Saturday, April 29, Sunday, April 30 and Monday, May 1, with three sessions a day, from 10am to 12pm, 1pm to 3pm and 4pm to 6pm.

A 100ft obstacle course, two 40ft slides and a 60ft slide and bouncy castle combination are all highlights of the event and there are fairground rides too, plus a sandpit area with deckchairs around it.

There's also food and drink on sale, with picnic tables to sit at. Tickets cost £9.95 for ages one to four and £12.50 for ages five and above, including adults. Under 12 months go free and adults who aren't bouncing pay £2.50 entry. Book online.

If sessions are cancelled due to the weather, families will be given a voucher to book on for an alternative date.

The giant outdoor funfair is running at The Trafford Centre over the bank holiday weekend.

Spring Escape features a host of rides and attractions for all ages, including Starflyer, Rock Rage, Waterballs, Bumper Boats, Waveswinger, Funhouse and a giant inflatable clown.

Families pay a £2.80 entry fee (£3.50 on the door) to access the area and rides are either paid for with