Vol. IX, No. 2, March 2009
- Editor's Corner
- Demise of the stuffed; birth of the grounded consumer
- Children's edutainment and enrichment in an educated society
- Foundations Entertainment University, May 5-7, Kansas City, Missouri
- Affordable out-of-home entertainment still strong
- Scheels retail-tainment
- The real impact of go-karts on your bottom line -- and how to improve it!
- Smashies from the space program
Foundations Entertainment University, May 5-7, Kansas City, Missouri
Registration is now open for the May 5-7 Foundations Entertainment University in Kansas City.
The current economic downturn presents one of the best opportunities in decades to start developing a location-based entertainment (LBE) center. This holds true whether it's an FEC, bowling-based FEC, young adult entertainment center, eatertainment facility, play café, children's entertainment/edutainment center or another form of LBE. If you have an existing LBE, now is the time to sharpen your act to keep the customers coming and to maintain, if not improve, profit margins.
Attendees at the last Foundations Entertainment University.
And there is no better way to jumpstart your knowledge and get to the top of the learning curve than to attend Foundations Entertainment University, taught by five of the industry's premier gurus. Foundations covers the LBE industry from A to Z. The instructors share industry knowledge and insights with attendees that clients have to pay thousands of dollars to learn. And all attendees have opportunities to meet one-to-one with the instructors to discuss their projects and obtain advice.
The three-day Foundations is the industry's best buy in education. Early registration is only $689 for one person and $600 for two or more. Hotel rooms are just $95. And the price includes all your meals. Compare that to FunExpo's Rookies and Newcomers seminar, which is just one day and costs $479.
Often, timing is everything. Don't let this opportunity pass you by. Attend Foundations Entertainment University to move your dream or business forward. To learn more, register and book your hotel room, click here.
Vol. IX, No. 2, March 2009
- Editor's Corner
- Demise of the stuffed; birth of the grounded consumer
- Children's edutainment and enrichment in an educated society
- Foundations Entertainment University, May 5-7, Kansas City, Missouri
- Affordable out-of-home entertainment still strong
- Scheels retail-tainment
- The real impact of go-karts on your bottom line -- and how to improve it!
- Smashies from the space program
