Vol. V, No. 5, June 2005

  1. Editor's Corner
  2. Favorite foods: why ice cream rates high
  3. Foundations Entertainment University: July 19-21
  4. National Restaurant Association Show draws 70,000+
  5. The perils of selection bias in LBE development
  6. Fast-feeders raise the bar on coffee
  7. Where have the teenage workers gone?
  8. Waterpark resorts rapidly expanding
  9. Seconds count when serving that cup of Joe
  10. Our company's unique structure
  11. Death, taxes and Chuck E. Cheese's, aka the House of Terror
  12. uWink Media Bistro - a Chuck E. Cheese's for adults
  13. Chuck E. Cheese's $30-million remodel
  14. Allergy-free cooking for kids
  15. Current projects

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Foundations Entertainment University: July 19-21

If you are considering opening a location-based entertainment project, the best investment you can make to ensure your success is to attend the three-day Foundations Entertainment University, July 19-21, in Kansas City, Missouri. This is the last Foundations scheduled for 2005. Miss this one and you'll have to wait half a year until February 2006.

Here's what attendees at the last Foundations in April said:

The best $ ever spent when you realize poor planning can cost millions.
Victor Meyerhoff
Fireball Entertainment

I don't care how long you have been in business. If you are going to open a facility and you don't go to Foundations, you are truly a moron.
Mark Scott
Center Stage America

Foundations is a must for anyone considering opening any type LBE. It is invaluable.
Paul Slay
Oceans Kids Fun Zone

During the July Foundations, we will be touring Paradise Park. The combination indoor-outdoor family entertainment center and children's edutainment center opened in 2004 and was designed by our company.

Learn more and register at www.foundationsuniversity.com.

Vol. V, No. 5, June 2005

  1. Editor's Corner
  2. Favorite foods: why ice cream rates high
  3. Foundations Entertainment University: July 19-21
  4. National Restaurant Association Show draws 70,000+
  5. The perils of selection bias in LBE development
  6. Fast-feeders raise the bar on coffee
  7. Where have the teenage workers gone?
  8. Waterpark resorts rapidly expanding
  9. Seconds count when serving that cup of Joe
  10. Our company's unique structure
  11. Death, taxes and Chuck E. Cheese's, aka the House of Terror
  12. uWink Media Bistro - a Chuck E. Cheese's for adults
  13. Chuck E. Cheese's $30-million remodel
  14. Allergy-free cooking for kids
  15. Current projects

[ Index of Previous eNewsletters ]