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Join me on my blog as we explore the fun and excitement of rides at Carnival Bogo City!
Have you ever been to a carnival? Do you love rides? Do they excite you? If so, this blog is for you.
This is the time we decided to reward my sisters for their excellent performance in school. It was the first week of June. Me and my sisters went to Bogo to have fun with their Carnival.
A carnival is a place where many people love to go and have fun. There are countless things to enjoy. If you're a fan of rides, this is the perfect destination for you. Love games? They offer plenty of exciting ones to play. And don't miss out on the delicious street foods available.
The carnival in Bogo City is something we look forward to every year during their fiesta. Many residents of Bogo visit to have fun with their family and friends. During fiesta week, the place gets crowded, and there are long lines for those who want to try the rides.
So my sisters and I decided to go there after the fiesta to fully enjoy the place with fewer people. So we took this opportunity to give our sisters a special treat. They were thrilled, especially our youngest sister, who had never been to a carnival before. Everything was new to her, and she mentioned she had only seen carnivals on YouTube.
We left home at five in the afternoon. My boyfriend and I rode our motorcycle, while my sisters took a tricycle to get there. We arrived at the place at 5:30 PM, and as expected, there were fewer people there. It was their last week operating in the area, which was perfect for us because we were able to enjoy and experience the fun.
As we were about to enter and get a ticket, we discovered that there was no entrance fee, so there was no need to pay for entry. It's a win for us! Haha, we were able to save money.
As we entered, we immediately saw all the thrilling rides. Our youngest sister, Shan, was screaming with excitement. We first wandered around to see and get familiar with the place.
We were overwhelmed by the rides. There's a wide selection of rides to choose from and enjoy.
Allow me to show you their rides.
First up, the timeless favorite for many of us: The Ferris Wheel. You need to purchase a ticket for the ride, priced at only 60 pesos per person.
Shan, our youngest sister, wanted to experience the Ferris Wheel. Since I have acrophobia (fear of heights) and am not a fan of rides, I asked my other sisters if they would accompany Shan instead. Only my sister Nikki accompanied Shan on the Ferris Wheel.
Shan showed no fear while riding. She enjoyed it so much that she wanted to go on it again. For her age, she is incredibly brave. Her curiosity drives her to try and experience everything.
Next, we tried the Fun Slide. It's only for kids, and Shan really wanted to play. We bought her a ticket for just 60 pesos, which allows for 20 minutes of playtime. She enjoyed it immensely, and there were many other kids playing there as well. She played with other children and even made a new friend. It was a great experience, and she also learned how to socialize with other kids.
Next, we headed to their famous Frisbee ride. All of my sisters, except me, wanted to try it. They kept trying to convince me to join them, haha. But no, I can’t imagine myself riding that. Watching people scream makes me too nervous.
I also didn’t let Shan join them. I think the ride isn't suitable for children under 8 years old. Although she kept insisting and wanted to join her older sisters, I still said no.
They bought ride tickets for 60 pesos each and waited until all the seats were filled before the ride started. When they sense the operator starting up the rides, I can see the mix of excitement and fear on their faces.
They're screaming so loudly, and as I watch them, I can't help but laugh at their reactions. Haha! When the rides finally end and they start to get off, they're laughing as they realize just how wild it was. But they really enjoyed it and said it was worth it.
After that, we took Shan to the Carousel for a ride so she could experience the magic of it. Just like in a fairytale, a princess needs her prince, so she asked my boyfriend to ride the carousel with her. A carousel ride costs only 50 pesos per child.
My younger sister Shan also went on the Moon Rocket ride. She had a great time with our other sister, Kyla, who joined her. They don't allow children under 6 years old to ride alone. We were all so happy to see our little sister enjoying her first experience.
Moon Rocket tickets cost just 50 pesos per person.
The last ride on our list was the Bumper Cars. It had the longest line at the carnival, making it a must-try experience. We all wanted to try it, but the line was so long. Many people were eager to experience it with their family and friends too. So, we decided to buy just one ticket for Shan since it was already late. We asked the staff if they could let Shan go ahead in line so she could take the ride first.
At first, she didn't know how to ride it, but we kept cheering her on. Eventually, she figured it out and started to enjoy the ride. For Shan, her experience with the bumper cars was a 10/10.
There were many more rides we didn't get the chance to experience. The rides are very affordable and safe for everyone. Let me show you some that you should definitely try.
If you enjoy horror attractions they have Horror Booth, they offer the best affordable ticket for you. For just 50 pesos, you can experience the thrill of Halloween.
If your kids love playing Roblox, they can enjoy the spacious Roblox slides in the area. With an entrance ticket costing only 50 pesos, your kids are sure to have a blast sliding down.
Lastly, they also have the Kiddie Bee ride. Taking a ride with your kids will create wonderful memories. The ticket is still just 50 pesos, making it a very budget-friendly option.
And of course, they also have a large area for those who want to play Bingo cards.
We all got hungry, so we went outside to find something to eat. There are plenty of food vendors outside the carnival, and we picked up some street food for everyone.
I was craving porridge, so we headed straight to where we knew they sell it every night beside Gaisano Bogo. We ordered 3 porridges and 2 pancit canton. We discovered they also sell Puto Maya, a type of sticky rice cake, which pairs perfectly with Sikwate, a hot chocolate drink. So, we also ordered 5 of those.
After we finished eating, we decided to head home.
We had so much fun at the carnival. It was a nostalgic experience that brought out our inner child. I know my sisters had a great time with the rides and the bonding we shared. We also faced our fears and got to know each other better as sisters. It was an experience we'll always treasure.
From the rides to the delicious food, it was the best! I’m already looking forward to next year's carnival adventure with my main girls.
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Up to my next blog! Until then, Take care and be Kind! 😍🤗❤️