Summer Carnival

For the shops inside the carnival, see Summer Carnival Shop.

The Summer Carnival is a celebration held from the end of May to the middle of September every year. Starting in 2015, this event is also available during the middle of February for two weeks. During this event, a third currency is added, and can only be used during the Carnival, Tickets. There is a "Print and Play" shop, games to earn tickets, and an additional shop to buy tickets with Gems. It has been running since 2012, and each year, new prizes arrive.

Appearance

The Summer Carnival is set in a grassy field surrounded by a dense forest. The center of the carnival has a large, circular step down with a grass area in the middle where there is a round platform. The platform has a box, chest, bag, and crate placed on it. Fancy light posts are positioned around the edge of the circular area. Extending out from the circular area are many dirt paths that lead to different points. Along the top edge of the forest, there are a variety of tents for games and shops. At the top left of the carnival, a large inflatable bounce house cuts into the forest. Far off on the left side of the carnival is a small campfire with wooden log seats.

Attractions

The carnival includes the Summer Carnival Shop, which is divided into four parts, as well as several different mini-games that are all arranged in a zigzagging row of sorts. Starting from the right side of the carnival, there is the ticket shop, Phantom Ball, Dunk-A-Phantom, Carnival Darts, the den item shop, the clothing shop, Candy Catch, Whack-A-Phantom, and finally the plushie shop. To the left of the plushie shop is a staircase that leads up to a large, inflatable bounce area that causes animals and pets to jump high into the air; this bounce area consists of two levels with a slide that leads back down to the Whack-A-Phantom game. There is also a Print and Play activity located at the bottom-right of the carnival and a Cotton Candy Machine near the bottom-left.

Trivia

• The bouncy castle and the firepit were added to the Summer Carnival in 2015.
• When a player enters the Summer Carnival for the first time, they will receive 500 tickets.
• When the Summer Carnival is over, Jammers will still have the same amount of Tickets they had before.
• When the Summer Carnival first appeared early in 2015, it was not announced.
• When the Summer Carnival returned in May 2016, a glitch was introduced that caused the loading screen to display forever after the player finished playing a full-screen mini-game from the Games tab while inside the Summer Carnival.
• Two weeks before the carnival leaves Jamaa, all of the shop items (excluding the Tickets themselves) go on sale for 50% off.
• From February 9, 2018, to February 14, 2018, it is available as a temporary party rather than a permanent party, and its party banner says "Carnival" instead of "Summer Carnival." It was created to celebrate the Portuguese carnival which falls around that time.

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The welcome message when a player first enters the carnival A Jammer using a glitch to get on top of a stand Previous signs in 2012 and 2013 advertising the Summer Carnival. A Summer Carnival advertisement in 2015 and 2016. The sign saying "Summer carnival is leaving!" One of the AJHQ Broadcasts that reminds Jammers to visit the carnival Another AJHQ Broadcast The notification shown when the player does not have enough gems to play a game The Cotton Candy Machine The Phantom Ball game The Dunk-A-Phantom game The Carnival Darts game The Candy Catch game The Whack-A-Phantom game The ticket booth shop The plushie shop The Summer Carnival was mentioned in the Jamaa Journal. The Jamaa Journal announcement of the sale. The Summer Carnival Announcement in the new 2017 Jamaa Journal. The Campfire behind the Cotton Candy Machine by the Bounce House in the Summer Carnival Bounce House Behind the Cotton Candy Machine and next to the Plushie shop in the Summer Carnival The Summer Carnival banner in 2018 Add a photo to this gallery

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A wallpaper from The Daily Explorer. Add a photo to this gallery