Vol. V, No. 7, August/September 2005
- Editor's Corner
- What's happening with extreme sports?
- Which came first, the site or the feasibility study?
- What's cool for kids?
- Affordable Luxury, the new consumer paradigm
- KoalaPlay Group closes dry division
- Sensory overload coming at IAAPA Conference and Trade Show
- Healthy eating affects ice cream sales
- July issue correction
- Last Child in the Woods
- Chuck E. Cheese's opens 500th unit; summer campaign bombs
- Foundations announces 2006 dates and locations
- Peter Piper Pizza revamps its stores
- A mother's plea
What's happening with extreme sports?
Here's how the popularity of five extreme sports sometimes found in location-based entertainment and recreation facilities has changed between 2001 and 2004, based upon the number of participating Americans aged 6 and older.
| Change | |
|---|---|
| Inline skating | -33.3% |
| Skateboarding | -7.0% |
| Artificial wall-climbing | +3.8% |
| Paintball | +25.6% |
| Roller hockey | -34.6% |
Vol. V, No. 7, August/September 2005
- Editor's Corner
- What's happening with extreme sports?
- Which came first, the site or the feasibility study?
- What's cool for kids?
- Affordable Luxury, the new consumer paradigm
- KoalaPlay Group closes dry division
- Sensory overload coming at IAAPA Conference and Trade Show
- Healthy eating affects ice cream sales
- July issue correction
- Last Child in the Woods
- Chuck E. Cheese's opens 500th unit; summer campaign bombs
- Foundations announces 2006 dates and locations
- Peter Piper Pizza revamps its stores
- A mother's plea
