Join us in petitioning the state of Ohio to reduce licensing fees to a reasonable amount and improve safety for inflatable operators in Ohio. It’s easy to click and sign. Send it to all your friends to help out! https://www.change.org/ohio-inflatable-operators Sign the Petition Stop Excessive Fees for Small Business Inflatable Operators Source
We want to help your Ohio Bounce business survive the COVID-19 crisis and revise the fee structure while maintaining safe operations. We are offering complimentary memberships to bridge the gap and ease the economic crisis. Take a quick survey if you are an Ohio inflatable business: https://forms.gle/pQcn5wZh1hMzJoxS7 Source
Dear Inflatable Operators and Friends, As all of you are aware the COVID-19 virus and the governments reaction has put the entire country in a precarious position. We have all done what we can to abide by the rules and keep ourselves and our customer safe while trying to do what little business we can … Read More
Small businesses hope to financially make it through festival season without festivals Lisko Family Midway Amusement has been in business for more than 50 years, but they are suffering from the lack of events this year. Source
150th year celebration put on hold. Park still considering opening in 2020 Cedar Point postpones opening of new ride, all 150th anniversary festivities until 2021 season Guests will have to wait until next year to experience the new Snake River Expedition boat ride, which was originally slated to open this month. Source
Cedar Point sitting in “Ready” mode to open park when possible. 2 to 3 week ramp up to welcome guests for the 150th season. Reduced capacity and operating protocol discussed. Cedar Fair considering capacity limits, virtual queuing, in reopening of Cedar Point, other parks Limiting capacity at the parks may not be as difficult as … Read More
Follow up on Abolishing Operations of ODA Ride Safety Crunch time for Ohio’s fair season By Kolt Buchenroth, Ohio Ag Net Howard Call, executive director of the Ohio Fair Managers Association (OFMA) testified before the Ohio Senate Agriculture &am Source
State Budget cuts hitting the Amusement Ride Safety program hard!! Breaking NEWS: Currently ride inspectors are operating from work at home status until May 22 and be required to turn in all State issued property. Inspectors would be layed off or offered available open positions with other State programs within ODA and ride safety program … Read More
