Stewart Amusement Co.

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Stewart Amusement Co. is a regional carnival and midway operator based in Connecticut, providing amusement rides, games, and concessions for fairs, school events, and community festivals. Some locations also feature on-site ATMs for visitor convenience.

Trumbull, Connecticut, USA
stewartamusement.com

About Stewart Amusement Co.

Stewart Amusement Co. is an amusement and recreation company that provides mobile carnivals, midway rides, games, and concessions for community events, school fundraisers, church fairs, and municipal festivals, primarily in Connecticut and surrounding areas. The company operates a wide variety of attractions including classic rides, kiddie rides, thrill rides, and midway games, along with food stands and ticket booths to support full-scale fair operations.([stewartamusement.com](https://www.stewartamusement.com/sa_rides.htm?utm_source=openai))

A charge reading like “POS Withdrawal (FIS) STEWART A… / STEWART AMUSEMENT” is likely tied to an on-site ATM or card terminal located at one of their carnival locations, with FIS acting as the payment or ATM processor. Stewart Amusement advertises on-site ATMs as part of its concessions and amenities, so a bank statement entry may appear as a point-of-sale cash withdrawal or terminal transaction rather than a traditional “ticket” or “ride” purchase.([stewartamusement.com](https://www.stewartamusement.com/concessions.htm?utm_source=openai)) This can occur when you withdraw cash from an ATM at one of their events or possibly when purchasing ride tickets or wristbands at a terminal affiliated with the ATM network.

If you have questions about a charge, first confirm whether you or a family member recently attended a fair, school carnival, or community event serviced by Stewart Amusement and used an on-site ATM or paid for tickets with a debit card. Check any receipts from the event and compare the transaction date and amount with your statement. For unresolved concerns, you can contact Stewart Amusement directly via the phone or email listed on their website, and you may also reach out to your bank to ask for more details on the specific ATM or terminal location associated with the FIS POS withdrawal entry.([stewartamusement.com](https://www.stewartamusement.com/contactus.htm?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Stewart Amusement Co..

  1. POS Withdrawal (FIS) STEWART A POS Withdrawal (FIS) STEWART AMUSEME STEWART AMUSEMENT

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my bank statement say “POS Withdrawal (FIS) STEWART AMUSEMENT” instead of listing a carnival ticket purchase?

Stewart Amusement often provides on-site ATMs and electronic payment terminals at its carnival locations. When you withdraw cash or run certain card transactions there, the processor (FIS) may classify it as a POS cash withdrawal rather than a standard retail purchase, so the descriptor appears as a withdrawal linked to Stewart Amusement instead of a typical store name.

Could this Stewart Amusement charge be from an ATM at a fair or school carnival I attended?

Yes. Stewart Amusement’s events commonly feature on-site ATMs and ticket booths. If you visited a fair, school carnival, or community festival around the transaction date and used an ATM or card terminal near the rides or ticket booth, the resulting charge may appear on your statement with Stewart Amusement in the description.

How can I verify that this Stewart Amusement charge is legitimate?

Compare the transaction date and amount to when you attended a carnival or fair that had rides provided by Stewart Amusement. Check any ATM withdrawal receipts or ticket purchase receipts from that event. You can also contact your bank to request the ATM or terminal location for the FIS withdrawal, and reach out to Stewart Amusement through the contact details on stewartamusement.com if you still have questions.

Does Stewart Amusement apply extra fees for ATM withdrawals at their events?

Like most event-based ATMs, withdrawals at Stewart Amusement locations may include a surcharge fee set by the ATM owner, in addition to any fee your bank charges. The exact fee should be displayed on the ATM screen before you confirm the transaction; reviewing your ATM receipt and statement will show the total amount debited.

Can I get a refund for an ATM-related Stewart Amusement charge?

ATM withdrawals generally cannot be refunded because they represent cash you received. However, if you believe the ATM malfunctioned (dispensed the wrong amount or no cash at all), immediately contact your bank using the number on your card and provide the date, time, and amount of the transaction. You can also notify Stewart Amusement with any supporting details; your bank will normally initiate an ATM dispute investigation.

How do I contact Stewart Amusement about a billing or charge question?

Visit stewartamusement.com and use the phone number or email address listed on their contact page to reach their office in Connecticut.([stewartamusement.com](https://www.stewartamusement.com/contactus.htm?utm_source=openai)) Provide the last four digits of your card (but not the full number), the transaction date, and the exact amount so they can help identify whether the charge came from an event they operated.

Why is the merchant listed as Stewart Amusement if I only remember buying ride tickets or wristbands?

Stewart Amusement both operates the rides and controls the ticketing and concessions at many events. When you buy ride tickets or wristbands using a card at their ticket booth, the charge can post under their business name or through the same processing setup used for their on-site ATM, resulting in a descriptor that includes Stewart Amusement and sometimes FIS or POS withdrawal language.

What should I do if I don’t recognize any Stewart Amusement charge and didn’t attend a carnival?

First, confirm with family members on your account (such as a spouse or teen cardholder) that they did not attend an event with Stewart Amusement and use an ATM or card there. If no one recognizes the transaction, contact your bank immediately to report an unrecognized charge so they can block your card if needed, investigate the transaction, and issue a replacement card or provisional credit if fraud is confirmed.

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