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Rank Company Date of Assignment Rank Company Date of Assignment 119 Action Lighting, Inc./Division of AmericaWednesday, 15 January 85 Advanced Animations, LLC Wednesday, 15 January 117 Adventure Golf Services/Miniature Golf Wednesday, 15 January 77 AECOM Tuesday, 14 January 61 Alberts Co. Inc., Ralph S. Tuesday, 14 January 59 Alinco Costumes, Inc. Tuesday, 14 January 63 Allied Specialty Insurance, Inc. Tuesday, 14 January 105 American Amusement Machine AssociaWednesday, 15 January 73 American Kart Manufacturing, LLC. dba Tuesday, 14 January 57 American Locker Tuesday, 14 January 145 American Paper Optics, LLC Thursday, 16 January 42 Amusement Electronics Co., Inc. dba TayTuesday, 14 January 31 Amusement Products, LLC Monday, 13 January 4 Anchor Industries, Inc. Monday, 13 January 69 Aquatic Development Group, Inc. Tuesday, 14 January 41 Audio Innovators, Inc. Monday, 13 January 71 Autograph Foliages Tuesday, 14 January 86 Automated Batting Cages A Division of Wednesday, 15 January 45 B J Toy Manufacturing Co., Inc. Tuesday, 14 January 140 BANDAI NAMCO Amusement America IThursday, 16 January 62 Battech Enterprises, LLC Tuesday, 14 January 29 Bay Tek Entertainment Monday, 13 January 81 Bertazzon 3B Ltd. Wednesday, 15 January 99 Best Lockers LLC Wednesday, 15 January 66 Betson Enterprises Tuesday, 14 January 107 BMI Merchandise - Bonita Marie InternaWednesday, 15 January 121 Bob Kramer's Marionnettes, Inc. Thursday, 16 January 17 Bob's Space Racers, Inc. Monday, 13 January 115 Bolliger & Mabillard Consulting EngineeWednesday, 15 January 88 Bruce D. Robinson Design Group Wednesday, 15 January 46 Bumper Boats, Inc. Tuesday, 14 January 9 C. Cretors & Co. Monday, 13 January 111 Calico Cottage, Inc. Wednesday, 15 January 54 Castle Golf, Inc. Tuesday, 14 January 5 Chance Rides Monday, 13 January 106 Characters Unlimited, Inc. Wednesday, 15 January 108 Classic Toy Company, Inc. Wednesday, 15 January 32 Coastal Amusements, Inc. Monday, 13 January 58 Cost of Wisconsin, Inc. Tuesday, 14 January 138 CPI Amusement Division Thursday, 16 January 104 Deltronic Labs, Inc. Wednesday, 15 January 144 Designs In Motion, Inc. Thursday, 16 January 75 Designs International, Inc. - Aerospace LTuesday, 14 January 116 Dippin' Dots, Inc. Wednesday, 15 January 112 Dobco Enterprises Limited Wednesday, 15 January 91 Doppelmayr Seilbahnen GmbH Wednesday, 15 January 48 Doron Precision Systems, Inc. Tuesday, 14 January 110 E & F Miler Industries, LLC Wednesday, 15 January 49 E.P. Sales, Inc. Tuesday, 14 January 135 Elaut USA, Inc. Thursday, 16 January 74 Electro Freeze/Division of H.C. Duke & STuesday, 14 January 90 Electrosonic Inc. Wednesday, 15 January 7 Eli Bridge Co. Monday, 13 January 53 Elton Midway LTD Tuesday, 14 January 68 Emiliana Luna Park S.r.l. Tuesday, 14 January 72 Eurolink Development LLC Tuesday, 14 January 64 F.A.S.T. Corp./Fiberglass Animals, ShapeTuesday, 14 January 18 Fabbri Group Monday, 13 January 96 Facto Edizioni S.r.l. Wednesday, 15 January 132 Falgas Industries Thursday, 16 January 55 Formula K LTD Tuesday, 14 January 137 FORREC Thursday, 16 January 123 Fun Express, Inc. Thursday, 16 January 141 Gateway Ticketing Systems, Inc. Thursday, 16 January 84 Gilderfluke & Co., Inc. Wednesday, 15 January 6 Globe Ticket Company Monday, 13 January 13 Goffa International Corp. Monday, 13 January 2 Gold Medal Products Company Monday, 13 January 22 Gould Manufacturing Monday, 13 January 30 Haas & Wilkerson Insurance Monday, 13 January 87 Harris Miniature Golf Courses, Inc. Wednesday, 15 January 92 HMS Monaco Wednesday, 15 January 76 Hopkins Rides Tuesday, 14 January 37 Huss Park Attractions GmbH Monday, 13 January 139 I.E. Park S.r.l./Amusement Rides & SOLI Thursday, 16 January 126 Innovative Concepts in Entertainment, InThursday, 16 January 19 Intamin Ltd. Monday, 13 January 109 International Mascot Corp./IMC Wednesday, 15 January 39 J&J Amusements, Inc. Monday, 13 January 146 Jack Rouse Associates Thursday, 16 January 26 Kane Communications Inc dba Tourist AMonday, 13 January 78 Kay Park Recreation Corp. Tuesday, 14 January 38 Kodak Alaris Monday, 13 January 16 Larson International, Inc. Monday, 13 January 33 Leisure & Recreation Concepts, Inc./LARMonday, 13 January 129 LifeFormations Thursday, 16 January 82 Lil' Orbits, Inc. Wednesday, 15 January 114 Lock America Inc. Wednesday, 15 January 67 Mack Rides GmbH & Co. KG Tuesday, 14 January 148 Mackenzie Laboratorie s, Inc. Thursday, 16 January 23 Mahoning Valley Manufacturing, Inc. Monday, 13 January 65 Majestic Manufacturing, Inc. Tuesday, 14 January 79 Mason Corporation Tuesday, 14 January 40 Master Pitching Machine, Inc. Monday, 13 January 127 McGowan Insurance Thursday, 16 January 134 Minick Associates, Inc. Thursday, 16 January 113 MP Group Wednesday, 15 January 97 Muncie Novelty / Indiana Ticket Co. Wednesday, 15 January 11 National Ticket Co. Monday, 13 January 12 Naughton Insurance, Inc. Monday, 13 January 122 Nieco Corporation Thursday, 16 January 101 Pageantry World Wednesday, 15 January 35 Park World Magazine Monday, 13 January 34 PDC Monday, 13 January 130 People VisionFX Thursday, 16 January 143 Perky's Pizza Thursday, 16 January 1 Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters, Inc. Monday, 13 January 142 Poligon(R) by Portercorp Thursday, 16 January 56 Pro-Karting Mfg., Inc./Nor-AM Go Karts Tuesday, 14 January 93 ProSlide Technology, Inc. Wednesday, 15 January 8 RDC Ride Development Co. Monday, 13 January 50 Rhode Island Novelty, Inc. Tuesday, 14 January 133 Royal Train Rides, Inc. Thursday, 16 January 3 S&S Worldwide, Inc. Monday, 13 January 98 Safari Thatch, Inc. Wednesday, 15 January 147 Safemark (ScooterBug and Best Lockers Thursday, 16 January 36 Sally Dark Rides Monday, 13 January 27 Sartori Rides Srl Monday, 13 January 20 Scollon Productions, Inc. Monday, 13 January 103 Severn Lamb Wednesday, 15 January 94 Show Me Fabrication, Inc. Wednesday, 15 January 102 SimEx-Iwerks Entertainment Wednesday, 15 January 83 Smart Industries Corp., Mfg. Wednesday, 15 January 80 Soft Play, LLC Tuesday, 14 January 131 Surf Loch, LLC Thursday, 16 January 149 SUZO-Happ Thursday, 16 January 150 Tess Enterprises/Tru-Pitch Thursday, 16 January 10 The Coca-Cola Company Monday, 13 January 100 The Good Stuff Company, a Division of Wednesday, 15 January 47 Twister Display Tuesday, 14 January 44 Vekoma Rides Manufacturing B.V. Tuesday, 14 January 125 Vivaticket Thursday, 16 January 21 Wapello Fabrications Co., Inc./WAFABCOMonday, 13 January 124 Water Safety Products, Inc. Thursday, 16 January 70 Water Ski Shows, Inc. Tuesday, 14 January 136 Water Technology, Inc. Thursday, 16 January 120 Water Wars Wednesday, 15 January 28 Waterloo Tent & Tarp Co., Inc. Monday, 13 January 52 Waymatic, Inc. Tuesday, 14 January 14 Weldon, Williams & Lick, Inc. Monday, 13 January 95 Whirley-DrinkWorks! Wednesday, 15 January 60 WhiteWater West Industries Ltd. Tuesday, 14 January 24 Wisdom Rides of America, Inc. Monday, 13 January 15 Wittek Golf Supply Co., Inc. Monday, 13 January 43 World Waterpark Association Tuesday, 14 January 128 WorldRide Service & Supply Inc. Thursday, 16 January 118 Xylem, Inc. - Water Solutions, FLYGT Wednesday, 15 January 89 Z Pro Watersports - Woosung CNA LLC Wednesday, 15 January 25 Zamperla, Inc. Monday, 13 January 51 Zierer Karussell- Und SpezialmaschinenTuesday, 14 January .
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