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TAIT grows into the themed attractions space with its acquisitions of ITEC and Thinkwell Group
In the last two decades, food and beverage offerings have become an increasingly important part of the amusements business.Disney is the one that’s led the charge in delivering innovative and delicious meals, snacks and drinks to parkgoers. Disney has taken this a step further with its new Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser experience.
When Disney opened the Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge park in 2019, fans were promised the new land within Hollywood Studios in Orlando would have its own hotel. Three years later, we have an entirely new attraction where the hotel stay is the experience.
Entertainment Corp. Coan talked to Live Design on the evolution of immersive experiences and the development of new technologies.
ITEC Entertainment Control Systems Engineer, Erica Fentress, shares her career journey to ITEC. Watch the Spectrum News 13 piece to learn about the exciting and often behind-the-scenes roles our Control Systems Engineers play in helping ITEC deliver cool guest experiences around the world.
ITEC Entertainment, an Orlando-based amusement company that works extensively with theme parks, has been acquired by the TAIT global group, a Pennsylvania-based company that develops live entertainment and events.
ITEC Entertainment, an Orlando-based amusement company that works extensively with theme parks, has been acquired by the TAIT global group, a Pennsylvania-based company that develops live entertainment and events.
ORLANDO, Fla. — ITEC Entertainment, an Orlando-based company that designs themed entertainment experiences and attractions, has been acquired by live entertainment firm, TAIT, the companies have announced.
