The Carousel: Constructed entirely indoors and behaves as a sequence ride.

In FBG, the Big Cat show features the cats prowling around next to the audence, allowing the audience to pet them and interacting with them directly. Not described as magical, and these do exist. There may also be a display featuring 'big cats' (ie, tigers, lions, etc). This is also the source of the spell that binds Celia and Marco to the circus. The Central Cauldron: Contains a white, constantly burning fire.Described as lengthy and magic may have been used to make each visitor appear alone in the tunnel. A black and white, twisting tunnel with black velvet curtains either end. The Tunnel: Directly beyond the ticket booth and the only public entrance to the circle.The only entrance beyond it is to the tunnel. The Ticket Booth: Mundane and human-staffed.The circus contains a large number of different attractions and rides, the following are mentioned or described specifically in the novel. In fact, they become involved with the circus to the point where it literally cannot run without their support. However, the circus also serves an alternate purpose - it is the grounds for a competition between two young magicians who showcase their skills within the circus itself by creating spectacular tents. The other detail that makes the circus so unique is its colour scheme - from the tents to the performers (as well as the ground itself), the entire circus is black and white. The circus is remarkable in two ways: the first is suggested by its title the circus is only open during the evening and it closes at dawn. Conceived in 1885 and opened on the night of October 13th 1886, The Night Circus is a spectacle which is enjoyed by children and adults alike.

The night circus