Everything we do is a reflection of our commitment to create the most memorable guest experience possible. We believe that the very fabric of our operational practices reflect our goals around safety, cleanliness and fun. We value integrity, honesty and commitment. These values may not be visible to our guests, but they are our guiding principles.
From a guests perspective we offer a unique mix of amusements that include new and timeless crowd pleasers. We maintain a rigorous maintenance program to ensure our equipment looks great and operates precisely as intended. We take extra steps to make the best looking show possible. We believe in creating a ton of fun and we take fun very seriously.
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Safety - Attention to Detail
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Fun is only fun if we can 'wow' people by bringing more fun than they expected. While we're very concerned with safety, we're equally concerned with aesthetics and consistency of look & feel to create a great experience. That's why we address the little things that make the show look better and operate safer, below are some examples.
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Stakes Without Covers = Danger
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Covered Stakes = Safety
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Plain Water Barrels Detract
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Covered Water Barrels Enhance
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Electrical Cords Present Tripping Hazard
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Cord Covers Enhance Safety & Aesthetics
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Generators Are Ugly & Potentially Dangerous
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Presto!
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Traditional Inflatable Blower
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Inflatable Blower with WatchDog
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The WATCHDOG™ blower siren is the future for safe operation of inflatable amusement rides. It is amazing that the inflatable industry has gone without any type of device for monitoring inflation. Now, the wait is over. A patented device called the WATCHDOG™ sounds an alarm whenever the inflation of the inflatable is interrupted! Common problems such as: extension cords coming undone, circuit breakers popping, mischievous individuals shutting down blowers, plugs falling-out of the socket and even will sound the alarm of a 120 decibel siren within seconds! This means our staff can respond more rapidly to unexpected power interruptions before children get scared or panic at the site of a deflating inflatable ride.
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Crowd Control Barriers
 
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Informational Signage
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Additional Signage
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Staffing is About the Guest!
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I recall visiting carnivals as a child. They were always fun, but I do remember feeling a bit uncomfortable, alienated and scared by many of the carnies. There was a definite 'us' and them separation. It was a combination of things that I noticed.
I didn't like how they would attempt to competitively sell me into spending my tickets with them vs. the next person ten feet away; I noticed they lacked what I thought was basic personal hygiene or dental care. Or maybe it was less superficial - like they genuinely didn't care about my happiness but were more concerned with themselves, kind of like I was visiting their world. Now that I have kids of my own, I know precisely the type of experience I'd like them to enjoy. We strive to make each guest feel like they are our special guest and that we're genuinely honored to serve them.
How we do that has everything to do with our team. There is one fundamental difference in our staffing approach than the industry norm. Our management team is committed to a long-term career - that's not unusual in the industry. Our amusement & concession operators, however, are not. And that's exactly the difference we want.
See, we employ students, graduates, part-time mom's, grandparents and career professionals looking for ancillary weekend income. Our staff is generally experienced, educated and mindful people that are not much different than our guests.
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Dress Code
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Our Team Is Clean & Easy To Spot!
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Insurance Coverage
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We believe in mitigating risk as much as possible. We are pleased that we have not had a single claim filed since beginning operations in 2001. Regardless of how careful and concerned we are, however, we maintain comprehensive coverage for property and general liability purposes. We are happy to extend you our general liability coverage as an additional insured entity. Please contact us directly to discuss specific limits and details.
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