Alpine residents can save $5 on unlimited carnival rides by picking up a discounted wristband at City Hall before the Alpine Days festival kicks off next month.
Alpine City announced on X on Monday, July 27, that one-day unlimited wristbands are available for $35 at Alpine City Hall, 20 North Main St. The pre-sale runs through Wednesday, August 12. The same wristband costs $40 at the carnival itself.
For riders who prefer to buy individual tickets on-site, the pricing breaks down this way: $2 per ticket (with rides requiring multiple tickets), 20 tickets for $30, or 40 tickets for $50.
The city also flagged a Friday-only deal. All rides cost just one ticket from noon to 4 p.m.
Alpine Days runs August 8–15
The carnival is part of Alpine Days 2026, which runs Saturday, August 8, through Saturday, August 15. This year's theme is "Celebrating America's 250 Years of Freedom," tying the festival to the nation's 250th anniversary.
The Alpine Days website and the city's official page both confirm the eight-day schedule. Specific carnival operating days within the festival have not been announced.
As we reported July 28, registration for the Alpine Days 5K is still open, with the price set to rise after August 2.
How to buy
Walk into Alpine City Hall at 20 North Main St. during regular business hours before Wednesday, August 12. The city's announcement did not list an online purchase option.
Upcoming community calendar
- August 2 — Alpine Days 5K registration price increase
- Friday, August 7 — Skyridge football Orange-Gray scrimmage and fundraiser
- Saturday, August 8 – Saturday, August 15 — Alpine Days 2026
- Through Wednesday, August 12 — Discounted carnival wristbands available at Alpine City Hall ($35)
