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VAE is designed to accommodate the needs of manufacturers, operators and suppliers


VAE WILL GIVE THE LEISURE PARK, PIERS, ZOOS AND STATIC ATTRACTIONS SECTOR AN ANNUAL EVENT WHICH IT CAN CALL ITS OWN, RIGHT HERE IN THE UK


and entertain, plus the latest technology for optimising and securing revenue. Products from over 180 represented manufacturers include: 6D motion theatre, admission and crowd control systems, air hockey, amusement rides, AV systems, battery-powered cars, carpeting, cash- handling technology, change machines, cotton candy, cranes, dodgem cars, fi nancial services, go-karts, infl atables, kiddie rides, laser games, licensed and generic plush, music programming, photo booths, pool, pushers, redemption and loyalty systems, shooting galleries, simulators, ticketing and couponing solutions, vending, video games and more. Find the elusive “killer” product with the potential to transform your business.


WHAT CAN I LEARN AT VAE? VAE will shortly announce an extensive program of seminars and master classes conducted by leading industry professionals. Organised by BALPPA, the sessions will focus on highly topical issues


WHO WILL I SEE? From the start, VAE has been designed with networking in mind. Expect to see


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operators, buyers, sellers, key infl uencers, educators, trade associations, lobbyists, regulators and special interest groups. On the fi rst evening, the networking


focus is the First Night Party, with more than 1,000 exhibitors and visitors gathering to enjoy great food, drink and entertainment at ExCel’s Fox Bar.


HOW DO I GET TO VAE? London’s ExCel is world class, having won many awards for the breadth and high standard of its facilities and ease of access by road, rail, air and even cable car. Visit the VAE website for useful links, maps and advice on getting to ExCel.


HOW DO I GET A GOOD HOTEL DEAL? ExCel has 2,300 hotel rooms within walking distance, last-minute bookings inevitably come at a high premium so booking early is advisable. The historical areas of Greenwich or


Tower Hill are interesting alternatives for those who wish to stay off-site. Greenwich, with its rich nautical history, is a short river bus trip or cable car ride away, whilst travel from Tower Gateway to ExCel on the DLR takes around 17 minutes.


Read Attractions Management online attractionsmanagement.com/digital 63 VAE has teamed up with exhibition


accommodation specialists Event Express, who have negotiated the best possible rates for VAE attendees. Event Express can be contacted via the VAE website.


HOW DO I REGISTER FOR VAE? Register for your free ticket to VAE on the VAE website. With early registration, badges will be mailed to you, and you’ll be kept up to date with show, event and exhibitor news. Register now and give your business a great start to 2015!


VAE is organised by Swan Events Ltd. For further information contact Karen Cooke on +44 1582 767254 or at karencooke@swanevents.co.uk


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