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Best New Product and Impact Awards IAAPA ATTRACTIONS EXPO BEST EXHIBITS & IMAGE AWARD WINNERS & BEST NEW PRODUCT & IMPACT AWARD WINNERS Best New Product and Impact Awards – 2018 Major Ride/Attraction – Class A (Product cost of US$3 million or more) First Place: SlideWheel, wiegand.maelzer GmbH, Booth 3580 Second Place: Single Rail Raptor Roller Coaster, Rocky Mountain Construction, Booth 2883 Major Ride/Attraction – Class B (Product cost of less than US$3 million) First Place: Justice League: A Call For Heroes-Holovis Walkthrough Experience, Holovis, Booth 778 Second Place: Skywarp, Skyline Attractions, LLC, Booth 4869 Kiddie Ride/Attraction – Class A (Standard Kiddie Ride/Attraction) First Place: Oscar’s Wacky Taxi, The Gravity Group LLC, Booth 4258 Second Place: C Car Town Shenyang Chuangqi Amusement Equipment Co., Ltd., Booth 4837 Kiddie Ride/Attraction – Class B (Coin-op Kiddie Ride/Attraction) First Place: KidSim Simulator, FALGAS INDUSTRIES, Booth 2035 Second Place: DIABOLO, FALGAS INDUSTRIES, Booth 2035 Water Park Ride/Attraction – Class A (Product cost of US$2 million or more) First Place: FusionFortress 17, WhiteWater West Industries Ltd, Booth 2239 Water Park Ride/Attraction – Class B (Product cost of less than US$2 million) First Place: FlyingSAUCER 45, ProSlide Technology, Inc., Booth 2054 Second Place: Aqua Race Kart, Kart 1, Booth E7421 Patron Participation Ride/Attraction First Place: HyperBowling, QubicaAMF Bowling Products, Booth 406/606 Second Place: Gen8 Infinity Laser Tag System, Laserforce International, Booth 4442 Technology Applied to Amusements – Class A (Product or Service used by Consumers) First Place: Electric C.P. Huntington Train, Chance Rides, Booth 5124 Second Place: DreamSet Headset, CAVU Designwerks, Booth 1691 Technology Applied to Amusements – Class B (Product or Service used by Facilities) First Place: OverVue Arcade Game Analytics, New Vue Solutions , Booth E7513 Second Place: Vantage, WhiteWater West Industries Ltd, Booth 2239 Food Services First Place: VITO oil filter system, VITO Fryfilter, Booth 3858 Second Place: Create-A-Cone Trike, Syrup Systems, Inc., Booth 3754 Merchandising & Retail Products First Place: NXT, Capture - Facial Recognition, NXT Capture, Booth 854 Second Place: Rubie’s Costume Company’s Jurassic World Inflatable T-Rex Costume, Rubie's Costume Co. Inc, Booth 3454 Games & Devices – Class A (Arcade & Video Games and Equipment) IAAPA ATTRACTIONS EXPO BEST EXHIBITS & IMAGE AWARD WINNERS & BEST NEW PRODUCT & IMPACT AWARD WINNERS First Place: WWE Superstar Rumble, Andamiro USA Corp., Booth 1302 Second Place: HOOPLA, Sega Amusements International Ltd, Booth 1506/1606 Games & Devices – Class B (Midway Games and Equipment) First Place: Zombyte, Creative Works, Inc., Booth 4274/4471 Second Place: VRcade ATOM, VRstudios, Inc., Booth 4386 Shows/Productions, Theatrical Equipment & Supplies, Displays & Sets First Place: HiLight JellyFish, AirDD, LLC, Booth 3515 Second Place: National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey, Falcon’s Creative Group, Booth 2278 Services, Equipment & Supplies First Place: RLR with LED, Safe-Strap Company LLC, Booth 4626 Second Place: Restroom Feedback Surveys, Avius, Booth 3148 Best New Product Concept Award: Major Ride Attraction First Place: Stormforce 20, Ride Engineers Switzerland, Booth 4484 Second Place: Orbiter, WhiteWater West Industries Ltd, Booth 2239 Best New Product Concept Award: Other Products/Services First Place: Diving Theatre, VR Coaster GmbH & Co.KG, Booth 2669 Second Place: Ultrahaptics STRATOS Inspire, Ultrahaptics, Booth 3081 Best New Product Concept Award: Attraction First Place: Dynamic Duel Power Coaster, Dynamic Attractions Ltd., Booth 1073 Second Place: Atari Pong Cocktail Table, Unis Technology (H.K) Limited, Booth 631/831 IMPACT AWARD SlideWheel wiegand.maelzer GmbH, Booth 3580 Best Exhibits and Image Awards - 2018 Booth Size 100 – 199 Square Feet First Place: YourMapp, Booth E7609 Second Place: VITO Fryfilter, Booth 3858 Booth Size 200 – 399 Square Feet First Place: Imagination Corporation, Booth 856 Second Place: WIPEOUT, Booth 3610 Booth Size 400 – 499 Square Feet First Place: Eleventh Hour, Booth 460 Second Place: S4 Lights, Booth 4029 Booth Size 500 – 899 Square Feet IAAPA ATTRACTIONS EXPO BEST EXHIBITS & IMAGE AWARD WINNERS & BEST NEW PRODUCT & IMPACT AWARD WINNERS First Place: TAF USA - TRUSS ALUMINUM FACTORY, Booth 1383 Second Place: Weber Group, Inc., Booth 1684 Booth Size 900 – 1,200 Square Feet First Place: Dynamic Attractions Ltd., Booth 1073 Second Place: Legacy Entertainment, Booth 1062 Booth Size 1,201 and Larger Square Feet First Place: WhiteWater West Industries Ltd, Booth 2239 Second Place: Polin Waterparks, Booth 846 IMAGE AWARD Innovative Concepts in Entertainment, Inc. (ICE), Booth 1106/1306 IAAPA ATTRACTIONS EXPO BEST EXHIBITS & IMAGE AWARD WINNERS & BEST NEW PRODUCT & IMPACT AWARD WINNERS Best New Product and Impact Awards – 2017 Major Ride/Attraction – Class A (Product cost of US$3 million or more) First Place: MAURER Rides GmbH – Booth 4803, SPIKE RACING COASTER Second Place: Intamin Ltd. – Booth 3424, LSM TRIPLE LAUNCH COASTER - Soaring with Dragon Major Ride/Attraction – Class B (Product cost of less than US$3 million) First Place: WhiteWater Attractions – Booth 2236, Water Transportation System Second Place: Extreme Engineering – Booth 3065, Cloud Coaster, The World’s First Cart-Less Roller Coaster Kiddie Ride/Attraction – Class A (Standard Kiddie Ride/Attraction) First Place: Eurogames SRL – Booth 3667, Beetle Car Second Place: Tree-Mendous Aerial Adventures – Booth 1373, Nature Trek Kiddie Ride/Attraction – Class B (Coin-op Kiddie Ride/Attraction) First Place: Cogan S.R.L. – Booth 1300, Art. 810 Square Bus Water Park Ride/Attraction – Class A (Product cost of US$2 million or more) First Place: ProSlide Technology, Inc. – Booth 2259, Double TornadoWAVE™ Second Place: WhiteWater West Industries Ltd – Booth 2240, Manta 71 Water Park Ride/Attraction – Class B (Product cost of less than US$2 million) First Place: Aquatic Development Group, Inc. – Booth 2646, Adventure Lagoon Second Place: Polin Waterparks – Booth 1378, Splash Cabin Patron Participation Ride/Attraction First Place: JHB Group, Inc. – Booth 7060, Hero Adventure Trailer Second Place: UNIS Technology (HK) Ltd. – Booth 631, Omni Arena Technology Applied to Amusements – Class A (Product or Service used by Consumers) First Place: Polin Waterparks – Booth 1378, Splash VR Second Place: AMEGA Teknoloji Sanayi ve Ticaret A.S. – Booth 1850, Cinecoaster 360 VR Technology Applied to Amusements – Class B (Product or Service used by Facilities) First Place: accesso – Booth 4840, accesso Prism Second Place: FetchRev – Booth 150, FetchRev Merchandising & Retail Products First Place: geckobrands – Booth 2883, Waterproof Phone Tote Second Place: Two Monkeyz LLC – Booth 4681, Stroller Costumes Games & Devices – Class A (Arcade & Video Games and Equipment) First Place: Coastal Amusements, Inc. – Booth 1024, Ice Man Second Place: Sega Amusements International Ltd – Booth 1606, Daytona® Championship USA Games & Devices – Class B (Midway Games and Equipment) First Place: Zero Latency PTY LTD – Booth 1675, Engineerium Second Place: Zero Latency PTY LTD – Booth 1675, Singularity Shows/Productions, Theatrical Equipment & Supplies, Displays & Sets First Place: Falcon's Treehouse, LLC – Booth 2291, Heroes and Legends featuring the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame IAAPA ATTRACTIONS EXPO BEST EXHIBITS & IMAGE AWARD WINNERS & BEST NEW PRODUCT & IMPACT AWARD WINNERS Second Place: Creative Visions – Booth 2062, Haunted Mine Drop Services, Equipment & Supplies First Place: Smarte Carte, Inc. – Booth 4400, Locker Link 2 Second Place: TrainerTainment L.L.C. – Booth 3227, Business Coaching Best New Product Concept Award: Major Ride Attraction First Place: Dynamic Attractions Ltd. – Booth 1073, The Dynamic All-Terrain Dark Ride Second Place: Cloward H2O – Booth 467, The Aquaticar™ Experience Best New Product Concept Award: Other Products/Services First Place: First Option Software – Booth 3180, YourMapp Second Place: Vlocker North America LLC – Booth 465, The VLocker Dual Access Ride Locker Impact Award accesso – Booth 4840 accesso Prism Best Exhibits and Image Awards - 2017 Booth Size 100 – 199 Square Feet First Place: Oneail FX Studios LLC – Booth 3581 Second Place: Ice Creative Entertainment – Booth 4664 Booth Size 200 – 399 Square Feet First Place: Imagination Corporation – Booth 980 Second Place: Artistic Contractors, Inc. – Booth 169 Booth Size 400 – 499 Square Feet First Place: Eleventh Hour – Booth 865 Second Place: L3DFX – Booth 2875 Booth Size 500 – 899 Square Feet First Place: Weber Group, Inc. – Booth 665 Second Place: Sally Corporation – Booth 2267 Booth Size 900 – 1,200 Square Feet First Place: Tree-Mendous Aerial Adventures – Booth 1373 Second Place: Sandy Creek Mining Company – Booth 3471 Booth Size 1,201 and Larger Square Feet First Place: Polin Waterparks – Booth 1378 Second Place: ProSlide Technology – Booth 2259 Image Award Polin Waterparks – Booth 1378 IAAPA ATTRACTIONS EXPO BEST EXHIBITS & IMAGE AWARD WINNERS & BEST NEW PRODUCT & IMPACT AWARD WINNERS Best New Product and Impact Awards – 2016 Major Ride/Attraction – Class A (Product cost of US$3 million or more) First Place: Mack Rides GmbH & Co. KG – Booth 2269, PowerSplash Second Place: Intamin Ltd. – Booth 3824, Taron Major Ride/Attraction – Class B (Product cost of less than US$3 million) First Place: DOF Robotics – Booth 1390, Hurricane VR 360 Second Place: abc rides switzerland – Booth 3049, Thrill Ride "Tourbillon" Kiddie Ride/Attraction
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