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Source: The Lima News, OhioAug.迷你倉價錢 15--LIMA -- Poor Jack Amusements will roll into the Allen County Fair for a 34th time.Gary Bohlander, one of the owners, said 1980 was the first appearance."I guess someone there likes us because they keeping asking us back," he said.Bohlander said Poor Jack Amusements has 30 rides. Most of the year, the company splits into two smaller groups so they can cover two smaller venues in one week. Only when they came to a large venue like the Allen County Fair do they bring every ride they have.They also like to add to their rides every few years. Last year they added the Freak Out to the inventory. The ride has become very popular and will be returning to Lima this year. Bohlander said it would probably be a few years before they add another new ride as they have to research to see what is out there and what appeals to the crowds.Along with the Freak Out, Poor Jack Amusements is bringing back favorites like Wipe Out, Sizzler and the ever-popular classic Ferris Wheel. Rides are broken down into four groups: Rides that are for small children only; bigger rides for small children that adults can accompany them on; thrill rides that appeal to small children, older kids and adults; and thrill rides for older kids and 迷你倉庫dults, which have a height requirement.Bohlander stated that some people may be concerned about safety after hearing about accidents at major venues like Six Flags this summer. He feels Poor Jack Amusements are as safe or safer than those at major amusement parks. His people put the rides together, take them apart and operate the rides on a daily basis. Because they are so familiar with each piece of the ride, they are aware when something isn't working right or looks wrong and immediately take it out of service until it can be repaired. At major parks, the rides are built by one group of people and have a different group of people as maintenance crew. Then they are operated by people who are hired for the summer."They don't know the rides from the inside out like my operators do," Bohlander said.Rides open at 4 p.m. Friday. Armband specials are available for $13 and can be used from noon to 5 p.m. Monday and 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday. Armband special for 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sunday, Thursday and Aug. 24 are $15. Moonlight Madness is $20 and runs every night of the fair from 6 p.m. until closing.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Lima News (Lima, Ohio) Visit The Lima News (Lima, Ohio) at .limaohio.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存