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Barry's Amusement's has confirmed it will open for the 2020 summer season.
The Portrush attraction has entertained children in Northern Ireland for more than 90 years, but was put up for sale last year.
The Trufelli family who own the amusements say it is still for sale as a going concern, but will open this season.
"The business remains for sale as a going concern and, while there has been strong interest, this process takes time" they said in a statement.
"We would like to thank our employees and our customers for their continued patience and messages of goodwill over recent months.
"We look forward to welcoming you all to Barry’s this forthcoming season."
Opening Times for the 2020 season are:
Good Friday 10th April 12-9pm
Saturday 11th April 12-9pm
Easter Sunday 12th April 12-9pm
Easter Monday 13th April 11-9pm
Easter Tuesday 14th April 11-9pm
Wednesday 15th April 12-9pm
Thursday 16th April 12-9pm
Friday 17th April 12-9pm
Saturday 18th April 12-9pm
Sunday 19th April 12-9pm
Then every weekend and Bank Holidays until June.
Every day in June, July and August.
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