I'm trying to get in contact with them after an experience I had with one of the

carnival rides they manufactured.

I went back today and the whole unit was missing. I had written down the number from the

information on the side of the ride. The only reason I know their name at all, but it's out of service.

Last night. but it's out of service.

Last night I had taken my wife and daughter to the local fair.

It's early in the season and lightly rained throughout the night which kept the crowd down. The rain wasn't enough to close any of the rides, so we had a fantastic time.

My daughter was able to go on all her favorite rides multiple times in a row.

My wife isn't as big on the rides, but was happy to eat their food and play games, so we split up often to do our own things.

At the end of the night, we were tired, but completely satisfied.

We were on a way out, but still looking around for anything cheap to spend our remaining tickets on.

This fare wasn't like any other I'd ever been to.

You can't just buy your way onto a ride. You have to buy tickets.

And then the rides usually cost a number of tickets, like 18 or 27, depending on their size and popularity.

Thus, you are always left with a few tickets at the end,

an incentive to buy another roll or come back another day.

I had no tickets left, while Allison had just five.

My wife had 20, and quickly found a horseshoe throwing game that she resolved to spend it all on.

So my daughter and I searched high and low for anything that just costs five tickets.

My hopes weren't high.

The only thing I had seen at that price were baby rides.

Allison had just turned 10 years old and reaching double digits had done amazing things for her maturity.

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