A sign over the entrance read, "Children's Area."

The first children's ride was an elastic over a trampoline jumping device that allowed kids to bounce up to an extreme altitude.

A bucking bull ride was in the center of a flag-designed inflatable platform.

The children's area was vast, with inflatable structures and booths.

One of the kid's menus on a booth included, "Churros $4", "Cantaloupe with Ice cream $5", and "Chili Cheese Hotdog $5."

Assorted colors of sand were sprinkled into a bowl and the bowl spun to create art.

A plastic tube filled with honey and wrapped in plastic was called a honey stick. Three could be bought for just US $2.00.

A large inflatable house featured dance music inside, so kids could bounce, tumble, and dance to loud music.

An historically accurate puppet show described famous events throughout history.

A Smiley Orca Face Painting booth specialized in face designs for children.

For a mere "2 tickets", a child could enter here for the "start" of an inflatable "Obstacle Course".