Read the latest news from around the zip line and adventure park industry. New park openings, incidents, supplier news, standards updates and more. Please email Karolyn Towle at [email protected] if you would like to submit information for a Park Brief.
On July 5, at 3 a.m., arsonists attempted to set fire to the headquarters of Walltopia in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Rescues are never “routine,” and staff must always use good judgment. Two young staff members at Monkey C Monkey Do in Wiscasset, Maine, did just that, successfully rescuing a guest who experienced a medical emergency on Wednesday, July 1.
The recently introduced California State Senate Bill 217, Recreational and Organizational Camps, has the potential to impact aerial adventure operations in the state.
ACCT has posted updates to its activities this spring and summer and outlined plans for fiscal 2021, which started July 1.
The Alliance Collaborative has awarded 21 grants for inspection services to COVID-19-impacted, U.S.-based organizations that offer challenge course programming.
Mount Washington Alpine Resort’s newest attraction, the Eagle’s Flight Zip Tour, opened on Saturday, June 27.
The Association for Challenge Course Technology (ACCT) is soliciting vendor members for the ACCT Consensus Group, which supports the standards development process.
Vertex Training, a training firm based in the U.K., spearheaded development of a 45-page document,“Covid-19: Re-Opening Advice and Considerations,” to provide working guidance for operators reopening amidst the pandemic.
