The amusement season is quickly winding down as daily operation (for seasonal parks) comes to a close and schools go back into ...

             The question of federal oversight of amusement ride safety is one that comes up every summer in the wake of an unfortunate, ...

To state the obvious (and to understate the matter significantly), this has been an extremely bad week in the amusement industry. The wee...

A few days ago, I read an interesting article on LinkedIn about the rise of interactivity in the attractions industry and something it s...

Does the ADA require immediate, on-demand boarding for guests with cognitive disabilities such as autism?  It is among the questions most f...

This week, IAAPA’s North American Government Relations Subcomittee will be on Capitol Hill for its annual Advocacy Day (the name is a...

A couple of weeks ago, I had the privilege of spending a couple days with a highly talented group of amusement professionals at the iRO...

Forest or Trees? Last week, as I was toiling away on a big case I’m working on, my email inbox blew up with news of an ADA case o...

IAAPA 2014 in Orlando was a huge success!   From talking to my clients and peers that were there, I think all agree that the quality of the ...

Cedar Fair has done it again.   In 2011, Cedar Fair came out on the losing end of a surprising California Court of Appeals decision, Na...