Co-venture slated for Pigeon Forge, Tennessee WINNIPEG, November 29, 2018 – Empire Industries Ltd. (TSX‐V: EIL) today reported its unaudited consolidated financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2018. The unaudited consolidated financial statements and MD&A have been filed on SEDAR and can be viewed at sedar.com or at empind.com. “I am really …
A roller coaster capable of doing spin-outs and other racing moves was unveiled today by innovative ride manufacturer Dynamic Attractions at the global exposition for theme park operators put on by the International Attractions and Amusement Parks Association (IAAPA). “The Dual Power Coaster the world’s most advanced roller coaster vehicle,” states Hao Wang, President, Dynamic …
Today the attractions industry’s two leading ride manufacturers, Dynamic Attractions and Chance Rides, have announced a strategic alliance. Together they will provide the industry with innovative ride systems designed by Dynamic Attractions with manufacturing support provided by Chance Rides at its 20-acre ride manufacturing facility in Wichita, Kansas. The two companies’ alliance allows them to …
Strategic Alliance provides the industry with unrivaled innovation and expanded manufacturing capacity ORLANDO, FL — Today the attractions industry’s two leading ride manufacturers, Dynamic Attractions and Chance Rides, have announced a strategic alliance. Together they will provide the industry with innovative ride systems designed by Dynamic Attractions with manufacturing support provided by Chance Rides …
See original story in Amusement Today Dynamic Attractions, owned by Empire Industries, has quickly risen to be one of the industry’s most recognized companies with cutting edge technical innovation and unparalleled mechanical systems for amusement rides, to becoming one of the top attractions suppliers. With this swift and strong evolution, it’s only fitting that the company’s logo …
Original story on GlobalNews A B.C. company involved in designing and building what will be one of Earth’s largest telescopes hopes to see the project underway early next year. On Tuesday, Hawaii’s Supreme Court upheld a construction permit for the group working to build the massive $1.4-billion Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) on top of Manua …
