Vol. VIII, No. 2, March/April 2008
- Editor's corner
- The shifting nature of leisure time and expenditures - Part 2, looking into the crystal ball
- Number of babies continues to increase
- Foundations Entertainment University, May 6-8, 2008, Kansas City, Missouri
- Eat, drink and be famous
- The growth of indoor hotel waterparks
- Learned on women
- Indoor Legoland headed to America
- Center gets brand name and mascot
- Project construction progress
- The Whopper Bar is coming
- Add more 'TLC' and charge more
- Accessible sidewalks
- New clients
New clients
Kazakhstan
Working on feasibility and concept development for family entertainment centers to be located in three different cities in this former Soviet country. Watch for coverage of Randy's trip to the Republic of Kazakhstan in our next eNewsletter.
Greater Chicago, Illinois area
Assisting a client with feasibility and site selection for a 10,000 square foot play café and children's enrichment center.
Central New Jersey
Designing preliminary plans and preparing financial feasibility for a 25,000 square foot children's play, discovery and enrichment (edutainment) center to be located in an existing building.
Greater Charlotte, North Carolina area
Working on renovation of an existing bowling center to become a bowling-based family entertainment center.
Vol. VIII, No. 2, March/April 2008
- Editor's corner
- The shifting nature of leisure time and expenditures - Part 2, looking into the crystal ball
- Number of babies continues to increase
- Foundations Entertainment University, May 6-8, 2008, Kansas City, Missouri
- Eat, drink and be famous
- The growth of indoor hotel waterparks
- Learned on women
- Indoor Legoland headed to America
- Center gets brand name and mascot
- Project construction progress
- The Whopper Bar is coming
- Add more 'TLC' and charge more
- Accessible sidewalks
- New clients
