IAAPA? - CoasterBuzz

Question...... I'm moving close to Atlanta (okay well closer than I am now) and was wondering how you got into IAAPA. Do you buy the tickets?

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Kara owes me two cookies. hmmmmm cookies.

You have to "register" with IAAPA to attend. Cost looks to be $70/person this year:

http://ww7.expocard.com/shows/iaa021/

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James Draeger
-Proud co-founder of the Coasterbuzz street team

I think you have to be in business or no peope, maybe if you own a site you can go to.

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Can we change the name of Top Gun to your mom so no one wants to ride your mom?

Well, if you're thinking it's still in Atlanta, it's not. It's at Orlando this year, and I believe it will remain that way for a few years...

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Universal Orlando regular since the first day of IOA's soft opening...

What exactly is IAAPA?

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-Sean Newman
88 coasters in Track Record!! Hypersonic XLC Coaster # 100 in July.
Nitro Laps:105
B+R Launches:28

*** This post was edited by SFgadvMAN on 7/13/2002. ***

International Association of Amuserment Parks and Attractions. What they're referring to is probably the convention/trade show.

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Tommy Penner - Variable X
"You laugh because I'm different. I laugh because you're all the same!"

The IAAPA trade show is geared toward those in the amusement business and individuals who pony up the dough can attend. It is not a place for enthusiasts to go and beat vendors and park managers to death with questions about where their new rides are going.

I wouldn't beat them it would just be pretty cool to see what's in the works.

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Can we change the name of Top Gun to your mom so no one wants to ride your mom?