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Exhibitor List Exhibitor List Company Booth 1 1602 Group, LLC 3280 2 50% Off Plush 105 3 A & A Global Industries 200 4 A&A Electric Motors & Pumps 4165 5 A.C. Lighting Inc. 452 6 Aardvark 3220 7 abc rides switzerland 3031 8 accesso 4840 9 Action Lighting 4708 10 Action Portable Rides 7230 11 Active Constructions 4782 12 ACTIVE Network 2174 13 Adolph Kiefer & Associates, LLC 3582 14 Adrenaline Amusements 426 15 Adrian Fisher Design LTD 1673 16 Advanced Animations, LLC 1669 17 Adventure Games Manufacturing 8420 18 Adventure Golf Services 4231 19 Adventure Solutions 1342 20 Adventure Sports HQ Laser Tag 4200 21 Adventureglass 5131 22 Aerodium Technologies 4642 23 Aerophile S.A.S 3469 24 Aglare Lighting Co. Ltd. 4443 25 AIMS International 4527 26 ALBERICI 4364 27 Alberts Co., Inc. R. S. 3224 28 Alcorn McBride, Inc. 669 29 Alinco Costumes, Inc. 2610 30 Alive Risk 3566 31 Allied Bowling Corporation 2046 32 Allied Specialty Insurance, Inc. 3021 33 Allstar Vending 341 34 Alterface 259 35 Aluvii Software 4672 36 Alvarado 4654 37 amaze'n mazes 3110 38 amaZulu, Inc. 2060 39 AMEGA Teknoloji Sanayi ve Ticaret A.S. 1850 40 American Alpha, Inc. 280 41 American Amusement Machine Association (AAMA) 1808 42 American Changer 2006 43 American Coaster Enthusiasts (ACE) 4318 44 American Earth Anchors, Inc. 4665 45 American Holtzkraft, Inc. 3712 46 American Locker 4400 47 American Paper Optics, LLC. 4711 48 American Specialty Insurance 4602 Copyright 2017-18, a2z, Inc. All rights reserved. Exhibitor List Company Booth 49 American Wave Machines 1386 50 Americas Holograms 3478 51 Americo, Inc. 4259 52 Amikoo Park Resort Destination Sponsor Only 53 AMOA 342 54 Amusement Advantage Guest Experience Solutions 4518 55 Amusement Construction Co. Inc. 5119 56 Amusement Devices & Mfg. LLC 4669 57 Amusement Products, LLC 5115 58 Amusement Supply Co. 5566 59 Amusement Today 4215 60 Amusements & Attractions Food Purchasing Organization 3956 61 Amusements International 3404 62 Amusewind 4651 63 Anagram International 4440 64 Anchor Industries, Inc. 4702 65 Andamiro 1302 66 Anvio VR 3381 67 Aoqi Inflatables Limited 5586 68 AP Equipment Financing 4635 69 Appetize 3181 70 Apple Industries, Inc. 1600 71 Aqua Case/ Magic Mug 3978 72 Aquakita 3049 73 Aquatic Development Group, Inc. 2646 74 Aquatics International 3010 75 Aquaventronics 4890 76 Archery Tag®/S.A.F.E.Archery® 3812 77 Architectural Design Consultants, Inc. 2056 78 Arihant Water Park Equipment 3663 79 Arrival Productions LLC. 7135 80 art attack 5140 81 Artificial Plants Unlimited 3564 82 Artistic Contractors, Inc. 169 83 Aryca 4610 84 Asia Amusement Machine Co. Ltd. 439 85 Asia Attractions Magazine 4535 86 Astro Carpet Mills 4206 87 AstroSystems, Inc. 2011 88 Atlas Chairs + Tables 3081 89 ATM Merchant Services 4684 90 Attraction & Entertainment Solutions Sponsor Only 91 AUDIO INNOVATORS INC 2827 92 Autoclear LLC 7075 93 AutoFry / MultiChef - MTI Products 3854 94 AUTOGRAPH FOLIAGES 2069 95 Automated Batting Cages Corp. 2835 96 AUXEL SRL 3617 Copyright 2017-18, a2z, Inc. All rights reserved. Exhibitor List Company Booth 97 Avalanche Waterslides, Inc. 152 98 AVS Companies 2109 99 Axalta Coating Systems 2156 100 B J Toy Company 2706 101 Backyard Canvas & Signs 7575 102 Backyard X-Scapes Inc. 3589 103 Bad Dog Tools 138 104 Bailey Rides Inc. 4026 105 B-AIR 5478 106 BANDAI NAMCO Amusement America Inc. 1000 107 Barron Games International 2015 108 BASYS Processing 4059 109 Baton Lock & Hardware Co., Inc. 1619 110 Battech 3821 111 Battle Company 4447 112 Bay Tek Games, Inc. 1015 113 Bazooka Ball 4606 114 Be the Hamster 3457 115 Bears Playgrounds 4075 116 Beaudry Interactive 2074 117 BeaverTails USA Inc. 3460 118 Beijing Hi-Techinflatables Co., Ltd. 5974 119 Beijing Jiuhua Amusement Rides Manufacturing Co. 3610 120 Beijing ShiBaoLai Amusement Equipment Co.,LTD 671 121 Beijing Water Design Technology Co. Ltd. 1875 122 Benchmark Games International 700 123 Bepoz Point of Sale 4456 124 BERG USA, LLC 4736 125 Berk Concession Supply 4173 126 Bertazzon 3B Srl. 4831 127 Best Carnival Games 4171 128 Best Union 5104 129 Betson Enterprises 515 130 Big Sky Miniature Golf 3040 131 Big Squirt! 3612 132 Big T Toys & Sports 1328 133 Billings Productions, Inc. 1660 134 Bill's Lemonade 3360 135 BirdBuffer LLC 3754 136 Birket Engineering 1671 137 Blooloop 2974 138 Bob's Space Racers, Inc. 2615 139 Bodolo Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd. 4291 140 Bolliger & Mabillard Inc. 4815 141 Bomar Soft Playgrounds International 3289 142 Bonita Marie International/BMI Merchandise 1824 143 Bounce Time Inflatables 5475 144 Bounceabouts Leisure Limited 5680 Copyright 2017-18, a2z, Inc. All rights reserved. Exhibitor List Company Booth 145 Bouncing Angels, Inc. 5554 146 Bowling Center Management 312 147 Bowling Proprietors' Association of America 4013 148 Breakscape Games 3873 149 Breeze Creative 2075 150 Brogent Technologies, Inc. 5815 151 Brown Entertainment 3872 152 Bruce D. Robinson Design Group 2067 153 Brunswick Bowling Products 2206 154 Bumper Boats, Inc. 3421 155 BungeeSupply.com 5286 156 Buzzpark 3891 157 C&Q Amusement 1346 158 C. and S. S.r.l. 1637 159 C. Cretors & Co. 3202 160 C. Nelson Mfg. ,Co 4057 161 C.P.I. Amusement & Pageantry World 2640 162 Calico Cottage, Inc. 3719 163 Calplush Incorporation 3204 164 Camaleon LED 5836 165 Cannonball Air Blaster 4764 166 Capitol Online Auctions 5289 167 Cappuccine Inc 3660 168 Caravan Softoys 4213 169 CardConnect 3658 170 Carolina ATM Services 1842 171 Carousel & Automatic Music News 4020 172 Casio America Inc. 3465 173 Caster Town 2983 174 Castle Golf, Inc. 2664 175 CAVU Designwerks 1086 176 Cawley Co 4126 177 CBS, Inc. (Custom Business Solutions) 4756 178 Celina Tent, Inc. 3502 179 CENTAMAN 3106 180 CenterEdge Software 1839 181 CHAIRKIT GmbH 4628 182 Chance Rides 5124 183 Characters Unlimited, Inc. 4100 184 Chef's Fun Foods 3557 185 Chengdu MiFo Biological Technology Co., Ltd. 4583 186 Chestnut Identity Apparel 3200 187 Chicago Gaming Company 1804 188 Chills 360 3757 189 China Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (CAAPA) 3588 190 CHINA LOCTA 2017 191 China Xiaofeixia 4491 192 Christie Digital Systems 1043 Copyright 2017-18, a2z, Inc. All rights reserved. Exhibitor List Company Booth 193 Chuck Wagon Old-Fashion Soda 4311 194 Churchill Container 4264 195 CIEE Work & Travel USA 2959 196 CITC Special Effects Equipment 3654 197 Citigraph Theme Park Maps 185 198 City Splash Tours 1936 199 CJ 4DPLEX 2247 200 Clark Patterson Lee 3389 201 Class Act Performing Artists & Speakers Inc. 2958 202 Classic Toy Company, Inc. 2809 203 Clearwater Enviro Technologies 4757 204 CLM Entertainment 3431 205 Cloward H2O 467 206 Club Speed, Inc 443 207 CNP Co., Ltd 3960 208 Coastal Amusements Inc. 1024 209 Coaster Pedicab Mfg 7145 210 Cogan S.R.L. 1300 211 COIN TECH 221 212 Cold River Mining 2680 213 Commercial Recreation Specialists 4266 214 Commercial Silk International 875 215 Concept 1900 3229 216 Concierge by Foodbuy 3559 217 Conductix-Wampfler 4629 218 Connect&GO 7455 219 Contract Furnishings International, Inc. 6115 220 Convergence, LLC 1884 221 Coogar Products, LLC 4265 222 Cool-A-Zone 4164 223 CORE Cashless, LLC 4863 224 Cossio Insurance Agency 4662 225 Cost of Wisconsin, Inc. 4726 226 Costume Specialists, Inc. 4427 227 Cotton Love 4210 228 Crane Payment Innovations (CPI) 2003 229 Creative Visions 2062 230 Creative Works Theme Factory 4271 231 CrowdControlStore.com 7140 232 Cultural Homestay International 4710 233 Custom Sales and Service, Inc. 3554 234 CXC Simulations 1151 235 Cyclone Distributors 5553 236 D&D Technologies 2780 237 D3D Cinema 684 238 Daher Manufacturing Foam Products 4117 239 Dandy Cotton Candy 4056 240 Daniels Wood Land, Inc. 2078 Copyright 2017-18, a2z, Inc. All rights reserved. Exhibitor List Company Booth 241 DanKen 4675 242 Dataspan 2881 243 DATOR Inc. 3082 244 Deacero 2972 245 DEAL 2018 (IEC) 3148 246 Deep Blue Communications 358 247 Delice Global, Inc. 4054 248 Delta Strike International Ltd 839 249 Deltrain SA 4484 250 Deltronic Labs, Inc. 813 251 Designs In Motion, Inc. 4302 252 Devin Olson Media 3078 253 DGL Group USA 4678 254 DHS Sector Outreach and Programs DIV 3890 255 DiCAPac USA, Inc 2848 256 Digital Centre America 431 257 Digonex 2172 258 Dippin' Dots, LLC 3702 259 Directboats.com 4508 260 DNP Imagingcomm America Corp 4254 261 Do Do Paper CO., LTD 3881 262 DOF Robotics 1089 263 DongGuan Lijiefa Inflatable Products Co., Ltd 5842 264 Dongyang Lefunland Recreation Equipment Co. Ltd. 2683 265 Doppelmayr / Garaventa 2838 266 Dorfman Museum Figures, Inc. 1766 267 Doron Precision Systems 1871 268 Dotto S.r.l. 4451 269 Drape Kings 3273 270 DreamCraft Attractions LTD. 1088 271 Dreampark International 3874 272 Dynamic Attractions Ltd. 1073 273 Dynamic Designs & Associates, Inc. 3258 274 Dynamic Motion Rides GmbH 1886 275 E&F Miler Industries, LLC 4718 276 E2M Technologies 652 277 East Inflatables Manufacturing Co. Ltd. 5684 278 Eastern European co. 2931 279 EB Entertainment LLC 880 280 Eco Finish, LLC 2789 281 ECO Middle East Engineering Services LLC 3580 282 Economy Tent International 4600 283 Eddie Cole's Jumpshot 4404 284 eInflatables 5978 285 Elaut 1315 286 Eldorado Climbing Walls 4435 287 Electric Time Company Inc. 1765 288 Electro Freeze 3119 Copyright 2017-18, a2z, Inc. All rights reserved. Exhibitor List Company Booth 289 Electrosonic 867 290 Elemoose Sponsor Only 291 Eleventh Hour 865 292 Eli Bridge Company 4621 293 ELI Play 1891 294 Elton Amusements Ltd 2020 295 Embed 1336 296 Emiliana Luna Park S.r.l. 4021 297 Empex Watertoys 3406 298 Endureed Synthetic Thatch 4406 299 EOS (DARSIE' Srl) 1031 300 Epmar/Kemiko 4733 301 EPR Properties Sponsor Only 302 Escalera Inc. 4580 303 Essentra 1635 304 ETC 1864 305 ETF Ride Systems 4812 306 ETIGO 2117 307 Euclid Chemical Co.
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