Midway (noun)

1. The middle point or position on a journey or scale.
2. A fair or carnival with a variety of entertainments and stalls.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from mid- + way.

Examples:

1. We're about halfway through the journey.
2. The midway point of the marathon is at the 20-mile mark.
3. We set up a booth at the midway of the fair.
4. The midway had a Ferris wheel, a roller coaster, and other rides.
5. The midway had a variety of games and food vendors.