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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.
You are likely aware of the need for Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) compliance. But where do you begin? Here are nine things to know first.
On March 22, in a surprise move, the ASTM F24 Amusement Rides and Devices Committee’s Evolution Task Group initiated a ballot on the revision of ASTM F2959-18 regarding the scope of the standard.
The Colorado Division of Oil and Public Safety is hosting a stakeholder meeting April 1 to discuss proposed revisions to the Amusement Rides & Devices regulations.
The Colorado Division of Oil and Public Safety is offering a series of complimentary outreach events for amusement ride owners and operators.
Ropes Courses Incorporated (RCI) has formed a partnership with Canadian supplier, Challenges Unlimited (CUI).