Central Park CarouselShort Description: There has been a carousel in operation at this location since 1871. The original carousel was powered by a blind horse and mule. The current carousel was manufactured in 1908 by the Stein and Goldstein Company of Brooklyn, for a trolley terminal outside of Coney Island. The carousel was moved to its present location when a fire destroyed the previous one in the fall of 1950. This carousel features the largest hand carved figures ever constructed. The outside horses are 3/4 the size of an actual horse. A Ruth Sohn band organ playing a Wurlitzer 150 music roll provides the music and is original to the Carousel. To this day the Carousel and its figures are hand painted. Birthday parties can be arranged at picnic tables adjoining Carousel. Long Description: The party package includes: Paper Goods (colored table cloth, napkin, plastic utensils). Additional Options include: Additional time for the party is available at $145.00 per half hour Entertainment: The ride is all you need but face painting, clowns, games listings available for additional fee. Food/Drinks: hot dog or pizza and juice Cost: $21.95 per child, weekdays Misc. Cost: extra food or entertainment extra Address: Closest park entrances to the Carousel: 63rd Street and Central Park West; the Zoo at 64th Street and Fifth Avenue; and 59th Street and Sixth Avenue Telephone: 212-736-8700
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