Friends of San Clemente Foundation to Offer Discounted Ticket Books for Carnival Colossal

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By Keaton Larson

The Friends of San Clemente Foundation, in cooperation with the San Clemente Department of Beaches, Parks and Recreation, will once again sponsor the Colossal Carnival at Vista Hermosa Sports Park this October.

This year’s carnival, which runs from October 13-16, will feature exciting rides and games for all ages, gourmet food trucks and host a live stage with talented local musical entertainment.

The Highland Strongman Competition featuring the best international athletes displaying feats of skill and strength will also return to the annual carnival to perform on October 15-16.

On the first day of the festivities, between 2 and 6 p.m., the carnival will offer a relaxed experience for youth and children on the spectrum and with special needs who wish to avoid loud noises and flashing lights. The carnival will open with full access to the public that evening at 6 p.m

The foundation will also sell a book of eight super-discount tickets for $10 that will save from 66% to more than 75% per ride compared to those sold at Carnival, according to the local nonprofit.

Discount ticket books go on sale beginning Friday, Sept. 2, at the San Clemente Aquatic Center at Vista Hermosa Sports Park. Brochures can also be found at the Parks Department at the San Clemente Community Center and the Ole Hansen Beach Club.

Because these books of discounted tickets sell out every year, the foundation advises customers not to delay.

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