Who does not like to go to the county fair or Six Flags of Great America? Even if you do not like rides there are many other activities to participate in. Both of these places offer rides, games, exhibits, shops and food. But the price and atmosphere differ immensely. When deciding where to go for a fun night out some say that you can get more bang for your buck at the county fair but Six Flags offers a much more overall thrilling experience.
             When you go to the county fair the rides offered are quite small and repetitive. The rides and attractions at Six Flags can be spotted from the expressway before u even get there. Some of the shops at the fair have very inexpensive things like fake gold/silver jewelry and blow-up toys whereas at Six Flags finer quality items can be purchased at a much higher price. At the fair you can see exhibits that apply to the neighboring communities such as farming and agriculture that only a few enjoy. Exhibits shown at an amusement park can be perceived as much more worldly; such as rare artifacts that have been collected on an exhibition to Egypt. If you get hungry at the fair you have choices that include corn on the cob, pizza, corn dogs, beef tips, cheeseburgers and an array of desserts. However at Six Flags you can engorge on delicacies from all continents like calzones, gyros, enchiladas and even monkey brains. One thing that seems consistent is the selection of games although the prizes do, on some occasions, vary.
             Six Flags and the county Fair differ in the areas of price and atmosphere. Admission to the county fair can be relatively inexpensive, around four to seven dollars, but you then have to pay for the rides. Sometimes you can get a wristband for unlimited rides for around fifteen dollars. At Six Flags admission prices can be as high as forty dollars. That price does include all rides and attractions offered at that park. Food at Six Flags is also
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