CONFERENCE REVIEW SHOW PREVIEW
RAINBOW PRODUCTIONS
Rainbow Productions will be profi ling two keys services at EAS. Firstly, visitors will be able to see examples of bespoke walk-about mascot costumes designed and manufactured by the company. Costumes are commissioned by cli-
ents to take advantage of associated benefi ts. This includes taking their brand into a live environment to interact with children and parents in a lively, eye-
catching way. This can be for photo opportunities, to keep families enter- tained while queuing or as the focal point to develop merchandise lines. Also, the company will be highlighting
its range of hireable children’s charac- ters represented under licence on behalf of rights owners such as Warner Bros, Twentieth Century Fox and the BBC. Newer properties include Rastamouse, The ZingZillas and The Piplings.
Rainbow Productions’ hireable charac- ters include the colourful ZingZillas
GAMMA DATAWARE LAGOTRONICS B.V.
Lagotronics will be showing its latest TRIG2 design, an outside usable Trig shooting device created to resemble a Magic Wand. Used at Heege Tower in Potts
Park, Germany, four visitors at a time can use the wands to collect points by aiming at tar- gets hidden in trees around the tower. The system is completely separate from the Heege Tower installation and works using batteries and wireless technology. It has been designed to be an easy and affordable way for operators to upgrade existing ride systems.
OPENAIRE
OpenAire, the designer, manufacturer and installer of custom retractable roof enclosures and operable skylights, will be featuring a number of projects, including the world’s largest aluminum- domed waterpark in Donetsk, Ukraine. At 26m (86ft)-high and 85m (278ft) in
diameter, it’s the fi rst retractable dome of its kind. The project is currently under construction and will be featured as part of EAS’s Waterpark Forum. OpenAire will also be featuring some of its most recent projects, including Batumi Plaza, a luxury rooftop pool which is part of a multi-use facility located in the Republic of Georgia.
The latest issue of Gamma LeisurePOS provides visitor attractions, museums, art galleries, heritage sites and historic houses with a fully integrated solution to help them manage: admissions and ticketing; Gift Aid; bookings and event management; membership CRM; retail and catering PoS; stock control; mail order; and web ticketing (either fully managed and hosted or not). Improvements in functionality include
the option to select different user views in the bookings and event manage- ment module; improved user interface for both front of house and back offi ce; and fl exibility within the front of house interface, such as the size of on screen buttons and their location on screen. Software used is a Sequel Server plat-
form on either a LAN or WAN network using the latest Microsoft .NET frame- work. PoS hardware is the latest tried and tested technology, as is that used in hand helds, kiosks or turnstiles. Gamma will also be showcasing its
generic web ticketing option and book- ings web interface.
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