One of the great Victorian rituals is going to the Royal Melbourne Show every year.
Amy Antonello is one of thousands of people ordering showbags online this year to keep up the tradition for her children Bailey, 7, and Taylor, 5.She remembers seeing the animals, the truck shows and the "overwhelming" music and lights on the rides.She is disappointed the family won't be going this year. The show, due to start on September 19, was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ms Antonello, of Werribee South, bought the Nickelodeon Slime showbag for the boys to share. She bought the Ninja bag for Taylor, which has a plastic mask, swords and daggers, and Hot Wheels for Bailey, including miniature cars, a backpack and a drink bottle."They were really excited. It's a nice surprise, a nice way to remind them that things are sort of normal when they’re not normal.
Samantha Atkinson, retail and product development manager for her family’s 70-year old Melbourne showbag company, Bensons Trading, said the business usually sold up to 500,000 bags at eight stalls at Royal Melbourne Show.
TheAge these days is a bit of a show bag. auspol
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