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The TreeUmph! Adventure Park in Brooksville, Fla., was auctioned off in late 2018 to Canadian businessman Albert Barbusci.
Two people were injured in separate incidents during the soft opening of the Fly LINQ zip line at the Linq Promenade on the Las Vegas Strip in early November.
Ropes Courses Inc., as it’s been known since it was founded in 1989, is now Ropes Courses Incorporated (RCI).
The city of Farmington, N.M., has released a survey to solicit public input on an aerial adventure park project it is considering.
The America Outdoors Association annual conference will take place Dec. 4-7 in Daytona Beach, Fla.
Three positions on the Association for Challenge Course Technology (ACCT) board of directors will be open for election starting in December.
At its October meeting, the F2959 Aerial Adventure Course Task Group tabled the ballot item that removed the exclusions to the F2959-18 standard, for a period of one year, as Adventure Park Insider reported earlier.
The ASTM F24 Amusement Device committee’s ballot to F2959-16, Standard Practices for Aerial Adventure Courses, has been tabled for a year.
