Funworld March 2003

FEATURES:

COMPANY PROFILE
Robotic Revolution
Robocoaster is up and running, but not before it had to pass the toughest safety standard in Europe.
By Sean Downey

INDUSTRY TRENDS
The Great G Force Controversy
For several years the amusement industry has had the weight of the world on its shoulders.
By Jessica Meyer

TRENDS
The Accidental Tourist
Traveling abroad can be dangerous today, but it's no reason to miss the wonders of the world.
By Heidi Ridgley

Trends
Tight Security
A recap of the trade show award program and its winners.
By Mike McDaniel

LEGENDS
Peter Freed
He's been the man behind the scenes at Lagoon Park for almost five decades.
By Geoff Thatcher

ANNUAL REPORT
Year in Review
It's been a challenging year for IAAPA and its members, but the industry pushed the limits.
DEPARTMENTS:

Chairman's Letter

Front Row News
A look at some new museums around the world.

IAAPA News

Game Room
Breathing new life into your business.

Perspectives
Highlights of this year's AIMS Seminar.

Village News
The latest news from GKTW.

Waterpark Report
Keeping your lifeguards alert.

Marketing Plus
The importance of industry communication.

Winners
CN Tower's award-winning safety program.

Government Report
An update on ADA rules.

Tried & True
Intrepid Sea-Air Space Museum, N.Y.

Calendar
Cover: Regularly scheduled maintenance work on the Giant Dipper rollar coaster at Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk ensures the continued safe operation of a popular ride built by Arthur Looff in 1924.
Maintenance,

Safety, and

Security

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