Vol. IX, No. 5, June 2009
- What is a feasibility study? Part 1
- The Redemption Report
- Report on the National Restaurant Association show
- Let's Pizza angers 'Slow Food' Italians
- Foundations Entertainment University arrives in Chicago July 14-16
- The grounded consumer: changing the paradigm of shopping center entertainment
- Hot Dog Hall of Fame
- Number of children's role-play edutainment centers grows
- America's 12 strangest museums
Foundations Entertainment University arrives in Chicago July 14-16
The Chicago Foundations Entertainment University is always our most popular. It is a must if you are planning to develop an FEC or other form of location-based entertainment center or are planning to expand or upgrade an existing center. The July University includes behind-the-scene tours of three successful centers:
- Enchanted Castle, a 60,000-square-foot indoor FEC
- Sugar Grove Family Fun Center, an outdoor family fun center
- Lucky Strike, a bowling lounge
There are many additional centers you can tour if you arrive early or stay an extra day. A list is posted on the Foundations website.
We limit attendance to 40 participants. That keeps sessions intimate and assures attendees the opportunity to interact one-to-one with our five industry veteran presenters.
Slated for July 14-16, Foundations will be at the Holiday Inn Elk Grove Village, conveniently located near the Chicago O’Hare airport, with free airport transportation. Don’t miss the location-based entertainment and family center industry’s highest-rated seminar. Click here to learn more and to register.
Vol. IX, No. 5, June 2009
- What is a feasibility study? Part 1
- The Redemption Report
- Report on the National Restaurant Association show
- Let's Pizza angers 'Slow Food' Italians
- Foundations Entertainment University arrives in Chicago July 14-16
- The grounded consumer: changing the paradigm of shopping center entertainment
- Hot Dog Hall of Fame
- Number of children's role-play edutainment centers grows
- America's 12 strangest museums
