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Formula K
Aquatique Show
Formula K extends its range of “Traxters” the newly introduced 24v battery
operated children’s coin op fun cars with a F1 – grand prix style model.
Designed for the 5-12 year age group all the cars have a tight turning circle Aquatique Show International is the unrivalled expert in water
ideal for use within compact areas. Younger children now do not need to shows and special effects performing magic with water all over
miss out on the fun as each model in the range has a secondary parent the world. Our designs have won over illustrious partners
seating area to enable an adult to assist a younger child to ride. All of the including Disneyland USA, Sea World USA, the Dubai Festival
models are fitted with operator programmable control system which allows and Puy du Fou in France.
simple menu control over the many electronic features including simulated 2009 sees the opening of the Spectacular Dancing Water Show
noise, security ride counter, speed, autostop safety system and coin validator at Pleasure Beach Blackpool.
functions.With Formula K’s worldwide reputation for products of the highest
quality and reliability combined with first-class customer service, you can be Please visit our website or email us to find out what our team
assured of a highly attractive and dependable attraction for years to come. could create for you.
Aquatique Show
info@aquatique-show.com
www.aquatique-show.com
“Photograph by Steve Hellam, Creative Design, Pleasure Beach, Blackpool”
Formula-K +44 (01745) 350 032
www.formula-k.co.uk
Joan Lunden creates
Child Safety Product, KINDERKORD
Joan Lunden, former co-host of ABC’s Good Morning America, mother of two sets of young twins, and one of
the most well known and trusted moms in America, has created and developed a new product that will change
the way we think about keeping our children safe in crowded places like amusement parks. KINDERKORD is
a wrist-to-wrist connection consisting of light weight wristbands worn by parent and child, each with a
retractable tension cord attached to a small metal hook. When needed, the hooks easily attach, creating a
physical connection between the two, up to three feet long. With a unique opening-to-opening design, the
patented hooks cannot become unintentionally disconnected while in use. Some moments require an adult’s
attention or use of both hands and KINDERKORD allows you to be hands-free while still keeping your child
physically connected to you without fear of losing each other. Lunden says, “KINDERKORD has helped us
maintain contact with our children without the stigma of a leash or harness. We hope this product gives other
parents the peace of mind we now enjoy when we’re with our children in busy and crowded places.”
(914) 219-3839
Jeff@Kinderkord.com www.Kinderk
ord.com
(914) 219-5555
Lindsay@JoanLunden.com
AnimalLive
AnimaLive offers your Theme Park, Childrens Play Center or Family Entertainment Facility the
very latest in live cartoon interaction, allowing your customer to talk to your choice of character
or mascot on the display or displays of your choice. We combine patented animation hardware
with industry leading graphics software to deliver reliable and individual experiences to every
single customer. Our latest product is the Chatterbox DVD Party Room. This innovation in party
room entertainment allows interaction between children and a live on screen character of your
choice which can manage the party, entertain the children and enhance the fun. In addition to
this, the day’s festivities are recorded and a DVD of the action can be burned in order to provide
each guest with a copy to take home.
AnimalLive +44 (01273) 417 440
www.animalive.com
To advertise your new products in this section please email
parkworld@datateam.co.uk
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