Amusement Park (2004)
> x merry-go-round (@ Merry-go-round)
Two large, round pieces of metal with funny figures between them pricked on poles, all having a saddle on its back.
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Carousels in Interactive Fiction 
Let's look at carousels and merry-go-rounds!
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Amusement Park (2004)
> x merry-go-round (@ Merry-go-round)
Two large, round pieces of metal with funny figures between them pricked on poles, all having a saddle on its back.
Guttersnipe: Carnival of Regrets (2017)
> x horses (@ The carousel)
You can ride these garishly painted horses and pretend that you're galloping in a big circle. Their unblinking black painted eyes regard you with the stare of eons as the empty carousel lazily rotates around and around.
Lydia's Heart (2007)
> x merry-go-round (@ Abandoned Nursery)
The merry-go-round is large and old-fashioned. It’s made of painted tin, and the paint is flecked and the tin rusting. The little painted horses are cavorting (motionlessly, of course) with a toothy gaiety that looks rather forced, if not actually hysterical. The round base of the merry-go-round is about two inches thick, and more than a foot in diameter.