- How do they get all of the people
and the animals that are in the circus to the area?
- That's a great question.
So instead of telling you about it,
why don't we go look at it?
- Okay. - Sounds great.
- Yeah. - Yes!
- So how the circus moved, it came from town to town.
Starts off as horse-drawn wagons,
which you see surrounding us here.
So on the inside, they're carrying all the equipment
that it took to put on a circus, but on the outside, as you see,
they're painted and gilded up to inspire people.
You know, circus day was like an unofficial holiday.
When it came to town, businesses let out,
school was let out.
It was like circus day.
So it's the Pied Piper effect.
You do a big glorious street parade through the downtown,
and then everybody follows the parade to the circus grounds
and then watches the show.