April 23, 2020
Andamiro USA, an amusement equipment manufacturer, plans to reopen its facility in Gardena, California, located in the South Bay region of the county, on May…
read nowby Elliot Maras — Editor, Kiosk Marketplace & Vending Times
A webinar sponsored by the American Amusement Machine Association addressed all the issues involved in preparing a COVID-19 recovery plan.
read nowApril 22, 2020
Apex Parks Group Llc. in Irvine, California has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware, according to a press release. The company said it is seeking a…
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D&D Pinball, considered Tucson's largest arcade with 30 machines, has closed on account of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a Tucson.com report.
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The U.S. Senate passed a $484 billion Tuesday to provide additional aid for small businesses and hospitals to address the current health and economic crises…
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Len Turtora Len Turtora will retire April 24, following 45 years of service to Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, having served as director of…
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The American Amusement Machine Association will hold its first in a series of webinars, titled, "COVID-19: Road to Recovery" on Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. CST…
read nowApril 17, 2020
Andamiro USA, an amusement machine manufacturer, has announced that it will be reopening its facility the week of May 18. The company made this decision after…
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A collection of amusement industry leaders have worked together to launch AmusementRecovery.com, a website that helps operators endure the COVID-19 pandemic…
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Sacoa, a supplier of revenue management systems for the amusement, entertainment and leisure industries, is offering a free webinar today exclusively for its…
read nowApril 14, 2020
PrimeTime Amusements, a Fort Lauderdale, Florida provider of arcade games and related services, has announced it will assist companies to move equipment and…
read nowby Elliot Maras — Editor, Kiosk Marketplace & Vending Times
Amusement machine operators got an update last week on government loans designed to help businesses weather the coronavirus pandemic during a conference call…
read nowby Sara Paz
Family entertainment centers can keep guests safe from COVID-19 by following some common sense practices, such as removing cash and card payment, requiring…
read nowApril 13, 2020
Shakers Fun Centre in Calgary, Canada, has closed permanently due to coronavirus risks, according to a CTV News report.
read nowApril 10, 2020
While more than three quarters of location based entertainment operations have closed temporarily, 84% of SpringboardVR's partners are planning on being open…
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Embed, a provider of cashless business management systems and solutions for the amusement, entertainment and leisure industries, has launched a range of…
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A group of family entertainment centers has created a Slack channel to share knowledge, best practices and ideas with each other during, and then after, the…
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The Grandeur International Exhibition Group has changed the Asia Amusement & Attractions Expo from May 10-12 to Aug. 4-6 at the China Import & Export…
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The International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions is encouraging members to reach out to their elected officials for additional federal help to…
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The coronavirus has dealt the world a setback, but it's a temporary situation, and Mooky Greidinger, CEO of Cineworld Group, which owns Regal Entertainment…
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