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Head Rush Technologies, best known for it’s eddy-current braking and free fall devices for the aerial adventure industry, has received a significant investment by Pike Street Capital, a private equity firm based in Seattle, Wash.
ISC Wales has released a User Inspection Notice for the ISC RP074 Zippey Trolley and ISC RP205 / RP 209 Pip-pin Rope Grab.
Kanopeo, manufacturer of aerial adventure continuous belay systems and related components, has received the ISO 9001:2015 certification.
The Colorado Division of Oil and Public Safety is hosting a stakeholder meeting May 21 to discuss proposed revisions to the Amusement Rides & Devices regulations.
The Heritage Museum and Gardens in Sandwich, Mass., has said it will seek a special permit from the town to operate its aerial adventure course, which has been closed since August 2018.
USA Today asked a panel of family travel experts to nominate their favorite aerial adventure parks in North America, and now the public can vote for their favorites.
Shortly after Hidden Valley Ski Resort in Wildwood, Mo., gained final approval last fall to install a ZipTour, work began in earnest to clear trees for the spans and pour concrete foundations.
It’s a busy time for standards and regulations. At press time, several developments were in the works.
