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CHILLY RIBBONS BY CHILLY RIBBONS


A popular frozen dessert enjoyed throughout Asia for centuries, Chilly Ribbons are not ice cream or shaved ice. Think of them more as frozen cotton candy. Amusement park guests


can enjoy this light, fluffy and low calorie frozen dessert with the added bonus of being entertained as they watch long ribbons of shaved snow flying into their bowls at high speed from blocks of creamy, flavoured ice. Unlike shaved ice and other frozen desserts that are topped with syrups, Chilly Ribbons is infused with high quality flavourings and real fruit purées. Orlando-based Chilly Ribbons is now offering a mobile kiosk franchise model to those parks and attractions interested in introducing this unusual snack.


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UV SIGNAGE BY ULTRAVISTA SYSTEMS


This new signage option provides a unique, transparent illuminated frame with suspended light emitting images, floating in free space. This sign allows for glowing brand names, logos and art to shine in a slim, low voltage and lightweight profile.


ultravistasystems.com


TOONSTONE


BY AMUSEMENT ELECTRONICS & MONSTER CITY STUDIOS


Shooting gallery specialist Amusement Electronics has teamed up with Monster City Studios to realise a range of themed games. Set in “The Crookedest Town in the West”,


Toonstone features a bunch of gophers that get into all types of trouble and


constantly have to be “roped in” by the sheriff.


Also available


are Tree House Adventure Kids and Temple of Mystery, featuring characters that emerge during the game.


amusement electronics.com


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