Amusement Entertainment Management has many locations covering various fields both large and small
A Partial list of our clients:

AEM, Foxwoods create $5.5M Tree House Arcade: When the management of Foxwoods Resort Casino- the world's largest such facility - decided to build what it considered to be the world's finest arcade, executives turned to one of the foremost leisure consulting companies, Amusement Entertainment Management....

David vs. Goliath: The New Cypress Gardens will use an 'FEC Strategy' to Take on Worlds Biggest Theme Parks: The rescue of the decades-old Cypress Gardens park in Florida provides a perfect object lesson in how the FEC philosophy of "family value" can play a central and successful role in keeping out industry viable...

Play Central Station  Overland Park, Kansas

Can a former Discovery Zone (DZ) site get a new lease on life as an entertainment destination? AEM helped to make that happen with a new floor plan and interior that follows a futuristic space station design.

The facility, which is located at the Rosana Square shopping center, billed itself as "The Funspace" for kids. The new concept added live video to an indoor kiddie park for children ages eight and under. Parents were be able to see their children performing and competing for prizes in a mini-theater. The center also sold high-tech smart toys and educational games and puzzles.

Other features include radio-controlled car races at the RC Rally and the Kid Koncierge, where parents could drop off their children for supervised play in a secure location. Attractions included bumper cars, a Music Zone of three music based attractions, a family Himalaya ride, videos, and redemption games. Without a doubt, AEM brought Play Central Station back from a near certain future.

House of Kicks  Chicago, Illinois

The South side of Chicago eagerly awaited the grand opening of the newest entertainment facility to hit the streets - House of Kicks. Encompassing more then 48,000 square feet, HOK served as Chicago's new benchmark in entertainment. From it's three story roller coaster to battling bumper cars, with the help of AEM, HOK was the first of its kind to serve the inner city Chicago marketplace.

My Place  Sunrise, Florida

The 25,000 square-foot facility will feature special areas for children and adults to do fun things together and apart. Special childrens' areas were offset by separate adult areas (bar, upscale food concept, and adult performers such as comedy stage acts).

Kids can be kids, adults can be adults, and when both sides are ready they can join together in family-oriented activities, even making fresh-baked bread together, was the path of thought. A wristband program was part of the security plan so that no child leaves the premises without their parents or guardian.

My Place not only incorporated entertainment attractions, but also offer crafts and other unique activities such as a giant jumping bed (every kid's dream). The slogan for the facility is: "Welcome to My Place. Make It Your Place." Rides and games will be parent-and kid- friendly.

BarCode/Galactic Circus  New York City, New York

Situated in revitalized Times Square, the 25,000-square-foot, multilevel urban entertainment center was the brainchild of Australian firm Entertainment Development group (EDG), which successfully launched the concept in Melbourne.

For the North American project, AEM was the lead consultant for researching, selecting, and purchasing appropriate equipment from games to motion simulators and from billiards to operational control systems. AEM also coordinated equipment installation and monitored operations during the early periods.

The facility was divided into two separate areas: BarCode, a nightclub concept geared toward the adult market, and Galactic Circus, a family-oriented area with midway-style games, a well-stocked redemption center, and much more. Aided by AEM, BarCode/Galactic Circus opened with very impressive numbers.

Dome On The Range   Swansea, Massachusetts

Considered a leisure golf and entertainment facility, Dome on the Range included a 62,500-sqare-foot air supported dome over an indoor driving range with 50 tee, and outdoor range with 60 tees, and 18 hole golf course, and a 15,000-square -foot family entertainment center with rides, games, food concessions, multilevel soft modular play structure, bumper cars, motion simulators, and an open-air meeting and party area.

Other aspects of the project included a golf pro shop, a 5,000-square-foot clubhouse, and the Larry Nelson Golf School. The combination of FEC attractions and golf elements made the facility attractive to the entire family.

AEM worked on the feasibility study for the project and selected and budgeted for attractions and support components. AEM is coordinating construction, equipment installation, staff hiring, and staff training.