Red Bluff Daily News
Family carnival returns Wednesday, April 18, 2012
By ANDREAWAGNER DN Staff Writer
Besides the rodeo, Round-Up guests may also enjoy a colorful, chugging and churning children's carnival for rodeo weekend. The carnival will shut down traffic on Pine Street between Main and Washington streets between 6 p.m. Wednesday and 10 p.m. Sunday. More than a dozen booths planned include games, a fun house, a super slide, a spin ride, "Pirate's Revenge," a "Wild Raft," "Frog Hopper," "Kids Kopter," a food trailer and others. After the 2011 carnival was can- celed, committee members lined up a new carnival operation that special- izes in small street "kiddie" carni- vals, said Round-Up board member Corky Kramer at a recent City Coun- cil meeting. Classic Amusement of Hayward
operates several other similar carni- vals in the San Francisco area, Kramer said.
time Thursday, with hours of opera- tion from 3 to 10 p.m. Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Carnival booths will open some-
The carnival will open just before the Round-Up parade downtown on Saturday.
Ride tickets will be $1 each with rides for three tickets each. Tickets are available in advance at the Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce office, 100 Main St., or at the carnival. Those who purchase advance tickets can buy 27 tickets for $18 at the chamber.
More information is available about the carnival company at classi- camusement.net, or call the chamber at 527-6220.
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