Nov 06, 2017 Joe Kleiman #70 - IAAPA 2017, 2017, Business, Features, Theme Parks Comments Off on Revitalizing Kentucky Kingdom
Thanks to Ed Hart, Kentucky Kingdom rolls on, heading toward a 30-year anniversary and a goal of 1 million visitors By Kevin Dazey Louisville, KY — Kentucky Kingdom and Hurricane […]Nov 06, 2017 Joe Kleiman #70 - IAAPA 2017, 2017, Features, Homepage Slider Comments Off on #70 IAAPA 2017
Download PDF of issue Issue 70 Editorials Leader of the pack Martin Palicki speaks with Andreas Veilstrup Andersen, IAAPA’s new incoming chair Enjoy the dark ride Alterface shares expertise on...Nov 06, 2017 Joe Kleiman #70 - IAAPA 2017, 2017, Features Comments Off on Issue 70 Editorials
Anniversaries abound Martin Palicki, IPM publisher The IAAPA Expo has always been a big party in many ways, but this year the celebrations seem even more special. As we’ve put […]Nov 06, 2017 Joe Kleiman #70 - IAAPA 2017, 2017, Attractions, Business, Features, Homepage Slider, IPM Interviews, Museums, People, Theme Parks, Water Parks Comments Off on Leader of the pack: IAAPA
"I – quite frankly – want to make a difference and give back to an industry that I love, and that has given me so much."Nov 06, 2017 Joe Kleiman #70 - IAAPA 2017, 2017, Attractions, Business, Features, Technology & Media, Theme Parks Comments Off on Enjoy the dark ride: Alterface
Even with today’s plummeting cost of media production, the pricetag for creating a quality, durable character and story can easily get out of hand.Nov 06, 2017 Joe Kleiman #70 - IAAPA 2017, 2017, Features, Water Parks Comments Off on The psychology of play: WhiteWater
There is more than one way to play, and each individual, while leaning towards one type, will display elements of all.Nov 06, 2017 Joe Kleiman #70 - IAAPA 2017, 2017, Attractions, Business, Features Comments Off on Riding the Eye
Opened in spring 2015, I-Drive 360 is a $250 million, 19-acre destination that is best known for the Coca-Cola Orlando Eye.Nov 06, 2017 Joe Kleiman #70 - IAAPA 2017, 2017, Attractions, Business, Haunts, Technology & Media Comments Off on Fear the Fremont Street: Triotech
Triotech, a Canadian company most widely known for its simulator rides and games designed for FECs and theme parks, developed the idea for the experience nearly two years ago.Nov 06, 2017 Joe Kleiman #70 - IAAPA 2017, 2017, Business, Features, Theme Parks Comments Off on Delight & Outrage
Beyond understanding the meaning of customer delight, it’s imperative to understand what delights (and, alternatively, enrages) customers in the theme park setting.Nov 06, 2017 Joe Kleiman #70 - IAAPA 2017, 2017, Attractions, Business, Events, Features, IPM Interviews, Theme Parks Comments Off on Recipe for a dark ride: Jora Vision
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