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Posted at 1:18 AM EDT (0518 GMT)
Aug. 20th, 2004 -- Como Park in St. Paul, MN is not the type of place that would bring a thrill seeker from very far. The small park is home to Como Zoo, the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory, and a small amusement park. The amusement portion of the park consists of several portable carnival rides on a dirt lot. Fortunately, that is about to change.
Lancer Hospitality Incorporated of Eagan, MN was awarded a contract to upgrade the fledgling park. The contract, valued at over $4 million is intended to upgrade the rides and landscaping. Lancer has a vested interest in the success of the park. Lancer has been the food vendor to Como for 15 years. The centerpiece of the upgrades is to be a large tree house featuring climbing walls, slides, and areas for children to dig for fossils. The redevelopment will begin this September with a completion to come in time for the park to open next May. More from The Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal. Information on Como Park can be found here.
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