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See original story by Richard Bilbao in the Orlando Business Journal Temperature checks, permanent hand sanitizer stations and constant wipe-downs after each ride will be some of many new protocols the attractions industry likely adopts after the threat of the coronavirus subsides. But that’s just the start of new changes the industry will consider after …
Trans Studio Theme Park is pleased to announce the launch of Flying Over Indonesia, a new flying theatre attraction set to wow visitors. This brand new theme park in Bali, considered the first ‘Instagrammable’ theme park, is now open to the public after a grand opening ceremony last weekend.
Many parks are using intellectual property (IP) agreements to connect better with their audience. Brands like the Harry Potter franchise are being used to drive consumers through park turnstiles.
After winning the IAAPA Innovation Award for the past four years, Dynamic Attractions celebrated two new Brass Ring Award wins at this week’s IAAPA Expo in Orlando.
Dynamic Attractions, a steel company that built Orlando rides, will now focus exclusively on attractions
Original story in Orlando Weekly by Ken Storey Dynamic Attractions is well-known within the amusement industry, but many are surprised to find this leading thrill ride design firm is owned by a steel-fabrication company. But that’s about to change. Known for their ride systems used on Disney’s Soarin’ and their Test Track system, Dynamic Attractions …
Camped Out at IAAPA Expo  By Arthur Levine | Funworld I used to love going to summer camp. The time of year notwithstanding, IAAPA Expo reminds me of those long-ago cherished experiences. We come from all over and, with great anticipation, return to the same place every year. We gather around the equivalent of a …
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 …
Original story at Globe and Mail In 2015, Vancouver-based amusement-ride developer Dynamic Attractions opened an office in Orlando, Fla., as part of its U.S. expansion plan. A year later, the company rolled out its 80,000-square-foot Attractions Development Center in the same city. Dynamic Attractions’s main customers are major theme park operators such as Disney, Universal …
