— A clown feature in which clowns stroll through the crowd and perform comic bits interacting with audience members.

Water Wagon — The water wagon circulated around the lot dispensing water for numerous uses: filling water buckets for performers to wash in, watering the animals, spraying the ground to keep the dust down, filling the drinking-water barrels placed around the lot (they had blocks of ice in them and a tin cup on a chain), and hosing down the elephants.

Web — Dangling canvas-covered rope suspended from swivels from the top of the tent.

Web Girl — Female who performs on the "Spanish Web."

Web Sitter — Ground man who holds or controls the web for aerialists.

Western Arts — Performing skills suitable for wild-west shows: trick rope spinning, knife throwing, whip tricks,great family-friendly day out. Walk the cobblestone and brick paths, and explore the many specialty shops. The kids will enjoy the carousel and the paddle boats available for rent at Lake Meone in the center of it all. When it's time for dinner, check out the Smithville Inn or Fred & Ethel's Lantern Light Tavern.

3. Jim Thorpe, PA
Adventure awaits at Jim Thorpe in Carbon County, PA. With its prime location on the Lehigh River, Jim Thorpe is a hot spot for rafting and mountain biking. Its culture is nothing to sneeze at either. There are a ton of great restaurants and art galleries in town, and it's also home to the Mauch Chunk Opera House.

4. Cape May, NJ
On the southern tip of NJ, Cape May is a refuge