This was avoided in 2013 by having Hull Fair start a week later than usual. Goose Fair has seldom been affected by violence. However, in 2004, 14-year-old Danielle Beccan was murdered near her home in St. Ann's, when a gang from a rival district opened fire from their car on a group of children walking home from the fair. Almost half a million visitors flock to Nottingham's Goose Fair annually. These days it is mostly famous for its fairground rides and games, boasting over five hundred attractions, some for thrill seekers and many that appeal to the whole family. Rides for the more adventurous fair-goers include Speed XXL, a 3"g" spinning pendulum ride; XLR8, a 4"g" spinning drum ride; the Wild Mouse, a high-speed roller coaster with spinning carts; and the Reverse Bungee, an elasticated vertical catapult. Magic, a suspended modern-day version of the Waltzer, first appeared at Goose Fair in 2017, and a huge swinging/rotating disc ride called the Giant Frisbee was introduced the same year. The many family attractions include traditional bumper cars, helter skelters, funhouses, ghost trains and waltzers. There are several family stalls (such as Hook-a-duck) with prizes to be won, and a giant ferris wheel that provides an aerial view of the fair. Conventional fairground food and refreshments are also on sale throughout the fair, including hot dogs, candy floss, doughnuts, and mushy peas with mint sauce.