The yearly Kite Festival in St Anne's, Lancashire, was given a comical twist with the inclusion of a Human Fruit Machine. Filmed on Saturday (September 9), the event took place outside the local RNLI Station and was supplied by St Anne's Rotary Club. "We live in neighboring Blackpool and take the time every year to see the fantastic festival with amazing kites, fair rides, and food stalls," the filmer said.

The RNLI Station hosted a fundraiser featuring various games, capturing attendees with laughter and mirth. "We then see this Human Fruit Machine! Super funny, wholesome, typically British and brilliantly executed," the filmer added. Notably, the filmer's son couldn't resist and had to play "a go, or 6," thoroughly enjoying the humorously rigged game. "I loved the fact it was rigged wasn’t hidden very well - made it even better," the filmer concluded. The Human Fruit Machine proved to be a hilarious and memorable addition to the festival's lineup.

We live in neighbouring Blackpool and take the time every year to go to the beach in St Anne’s to see the Kite Festival. It’s a fantastic festival with amazing kites to be seen, there are fair rides and food stalls and games to be played too.

The RNLI station situated on the front in St Anne’s held a fundraiser at the same time with lots of games aimed at all ages, we were walking around when we could hear lots of laughter.

We then see this Human Fruit Machine! Wow! What a fantastic idea! Super funny, wholesome, typically British and brilliantly executed. My son thought it was very funny and had to have a go, or 6! I loved the fact it was rigged wasn’t hidden very well - it made it even better!