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Monster City Studios and Amusement Electronics Team on New Interactive Shooting Galleries at IAAPA
Orlando, FL, USA (November 18, 2013) — Monster City Studios, a full service themed environment design and fabrication company based in Central California, and Amusement Electronics, which specializes in custom electronic shooting galleries, have teamed up to develop new interactive games and themed shooting galleries to be rolled out at the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) expo at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida beginning Tuesday, November 19-22.
The shooting galleries are themed to original stories developed by Monster City Studios. One shooting gallery is branded to the stories of the Tree House Adventure Kids™. The premise of these stories is based on using ones imagination to explore exciting new worlds. The first story is called the “Temple of Mystery” and is designed to introduce the characters through a 3 minute “motion comic-style” animated video that will premiere at the expo.
The second shooting gallery is also based on the original story of Toonstone™, The Crookedest Town in the West. The stars in this story are a bunch of gophers that get into all types of trouble and constantly have to be “roped in” by the sheriff.
“We’re excited about this new relationship with Amusement Electronics and how we are able to integrate our original stories and themes into these new interactive games,” said Richard Deaver, president of Monster City Studios.
Over 26,000 professionals in the leisure and attractions industry will network with the more than 1,000 exhibitors at the expo over the course of the next several days.
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