Liability and Safety in the Age of COVID-19
An updated report on the April 30 Adventure Park Insider Huddle on insurance and the law.
Author Peter Oliver
Child’s Play
Berkshire East caters to very young kids in an effort to attract more family business.
Unique Places to Park
These two operations prove that an aerial adventure park can be built just about anywhere. It just takes a little imagination to find those unique places.
Living On A Lifeline
An overview of aerial adventure course belay systems.
To Grow Or Not To Grow
That is the question. For those who choose growth, here’s a look at two different ways to expand an aerial business.
Walking on Air
Skywalks may be a low-thrill activity, but they should be high on the list of future additions for park operators.
Hybrid Adventure
Offer multiple paths to fun to draw larger crowds who stay longer and spend more.
At the Zoo
The Bronx Zoo now houses a Treetop Adventure for the urban masses.
Eighth Annual SAM Summer (Ops) Camp
“Summer does NOT equal winter,” declared SE Group’s Claire Humber at SAM’s eighth annual Summer (Ops) Camp, held Sept. 5-7, at Vermont’s Killington Resort.
Getting Schooled
A well-constructed school program can make everyone a winner: the park brings in business, the school meets curriculum requirements, and the kids have fun!
Kids are the Key
Attracting families with young children is vital for business, and Treetop Trekking has found a way to make it happen.
Killington Hits a Home Run
Significant investment and ambitious plans have taken Killington from a summertime afterthought to a warm-season hub.
Out on a Limb: Adirondack Extreme
Boredom is a great motivator. In 2005, Jamie Johnson was on a dead-end journey into the heart of tedium. So he quit and moved north to the Lake George area of New York, to live the active life that inspired him.
Skyline Eco Adventures
One family’s journey through the Hawaiian canopy.
Park 360 — Climbing Right: Indoors or outside, climbing walls are in.
Climbing walls are popping up in the aerial world, for good reason.
The Iron Way
Via ferratas are a good fit for adventure parks with the right terrain and clientele.
It’s Good to Be Good
For adventure parks, one of the easiest and most obvious ways to put corporate good citizenship into action is through special events for charitable causes.
