The November IAAPA Expo 2022 issue includes:

• Dynamic Attractions, Futuroscope put new spin on motion theater
• Grand Prairie’s Traders Village opens Prairie Screamer coaster by E&F Miler
• Toverland expands Avalon area, four manufacturers provide rides
• SeaWorld San Antonio to debut the world’s first launched log flume
• Canada’s Wonderland returns to ART Engineering, Mondial for rides
• Kings Island transforming area into themed land, Adventure Port
• Wild Adventures announces major expansion to debut in 2023
• Coney Island History Project showcases area’s amusement history
• Embed, Fun Factory; the future of cashless systems and FECs
• Rulantica expands outdoor section with Mack flat ride, more
• ADG’s EpicSurf takes home Surf Park inclusiveness award
• Adventure Island’s new gate creates a refreshed first impression
• Opportunities abound for RWS/JRA one year after uniting forces
• Larson International is head-over-heels for 50 years of the loop
• Skyline Attractions, artist E.J. Hill create coaster in art museum
• Ed Hiller, Hunter Novotny both join Roller Coaster Museum board
• With new warehouse Vekoma, Maclan partner to facilitate orders
• Pennsylvania’s PACE Seminar offers in-person and virtual training
• Parks Plus enjoy successful first year
• Amuse completes 2022 projects, begins to ready for 2023 jobs
• The Sheehan Firm prepares to expand with Orlando office … and much more!

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