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Two-week long carnival kicks off at Chico mall

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The carnival outside Chico Mall. Photo credit: Josiah Nicholl

A two-week long carnival began Thursday at the Chico mall parking lot next to Logan’s Roadhouse.

The carnival offers a variety of different rides, games, and food.

The event is being put on by Keva-Works, a carnival company from Palm Desert, with the aim of bringing more customers to the Chico mall.

Wristbands for unlimited rides are being sold at $35, and single coupons to ride the carnival rides are being sold for $1.25 each. Keva-Works also sells Family Packs for $50, which come with 60 coupons, and Fun Packs, which come with 30 coupons and costs $30.

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Wristbands were offered at the carnival. Photo credit: Josiah Nicholl

“It’s cool that things like this happen in Chico, but it’s honestly a little too expensive for me,” said Jordan Thatcher, a Chico State student that bought a wristband at the carnival. “It’s still a good opportunity for Chico students to do something other than party, though.”

The carnival will last for ten days and come to an end on March 18.

Josiah Nicholl can be reached at [email protected] or @josiah_theorion on Twitter.

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