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25 Nov 2020
Three visitor attraction veterans – Tony Baxter, Greg Hale and Mats Wedin – have been inducted into the IAAPA Hall of Fame, regarded as the ... More
17 Apr 2019
Amusement ride safety, visa exchange visitor programmes and drone operation restrictions were among the key topics that attractions leaders were able to discuss with US ... More
06 Jul 2018
Dreamworld CEO Craig Davidson has left his position in the midst of a public enquiry into the tragic accident at the theme park in 2016 ... More
12 Dec 2017
Following a year of turmoil for Australia’s theme park sector, the Gold Coast market is finally starting to show signs of recovery, according to Village ... More
17 Jul 2017
Spanish theme park Parque de Atracciones has launched an investigation after two trains collided on one of its rides, affecting 33 people. The incident, which ... More
22 Nov 2016
Christie launched Mystique Install at IAAPA last week, a software designed to help the company’s integrators and partners in the attractions industry with large-scale projection ... More
26 Sep 2016
Alton Towers operator Merlin is due in court today for a verdict on the Smiler rollercoaster crash which left two people needing leg amputations and ... More
21 Sep 2016
A Waterparks Masterclass was held in Barcelona this week, with a selection of industry speakers giving advice and lessons in an array of topics, including ... More
22 Apr 2016
Alton Towers owner Merlin Entertainments has pleaded guilty in court to breaking health and safety laws in relation to the Smiler rollercoaster crash that seriously ... More
15 Mar 2016
IAAPA has expanded the scope of its European regional office to now incorporate both the Middle East and Africa, forming a new entity known as ... More
24 Nov 2015
A rollercoaster crash which seriously injured a number people, including two people who underwent leg amputations, was the result of human error when an operator ... More
23 Apr 2015
Following a successful trial period in March and April, Universal Orlando has now made metal detectors outside three of the park’s rollercoasters a permanent addition ... More
26 Mar 2015
Universal Orlando has started using metal detectors for rollercoaster riders in an attempt to ensure safety, according to park officials. The park has installed a ... More
18 Nov 2014
"Big starts here" is the official theme for this year's IAAPA Attractions Expo and big was certainly what was delivered at the official kick-off event ... More
13 Jul 2010
Richard Chance, founder of the Chance Manufacturing Company, has died aged 88. Born on 25 September, 1921 in Wichita, Kansas, he graduated from Wichita North ... More
07 Oct 2008
BALPPA chief executive Colin Dawson has been elected president of Europarks, the federation of theme and amusement park associations throughout Europe. Founded in 1981 by ... More
19 Dec 2007
When Warner Village Theme Parks needed to ensure their new SurfRider ride at Wet’n’Wild on the Gold Coast met legislative requirements for registration, they knew ... More
20 Jul 2007
IAAPA has released statistics from its nationwide amusement ride injury reporting system, created with the National Safety Council. – – – – – – – ... More
19 Sep 2006
The Royal Adelaide Show has concluded for another year with a total attendance of 533,145 over the nine days. This figure again means South Australia’s ... More
21 Aug 2006
International Standards Update The IAAPA International Standards Harmonisation Group – which is working to establish worldwide consistency in major areas of ride safety standards – ... More
7 Mar 2003
The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) has welcomed news that roller coasters present no danger to riders. A survey by the American ... More
7 Mar 2003
The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) has welcomed news that roller coasters present no danger to riders. A survey by the American ... More
28 Sep 2001
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has recommended changes to improve ride safety in fairgrounds and amusement after a year long review of the current ... More
24 Jul 2001
Chessington World of Adventures has assured visitors of ride safety following yesterday's incident when a ride jammed. Some 40 people were stuck upside down, 60ft ... More
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