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During Earth Month, Disney Parks is excited to educate guests about its tremendous efforts to reduce food waste at all of its properties...

An update to the Rubik's cube, Naef's Cubicus wooden puzzle encourages that same creative and progressive learning as the iconic original...

With a notoriously large carbon footprint, concrete is a prime target for researchers developing greener materials for the future of...

History of McDonald’s Worldwide Convention More than 12,000 McDonald’s franchisees, suppliers, crew members and employees from across...

Blue jeans, cowboys, McDonald’s. When it comes to American cliches, perhaps none have proved more resilient — or more influential...

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We have multiple options for Toddler Play…let’s get creativ.

Stomp is the unique, interactive play attraction that packs tons of action into a small space. This play experience pits players of all...

The history of McDonald’s Play started in a McDonald’s in Chula Vista, California. It was in this unassuming, often quiet restaurant...

Announces Merger of Soft Play™ and PLAYTIME™ Brands Combined businesses will maintain Soft Play name, expand the possibilities of...

Located at the University of Tokyo, a prototype room designed by a team of researchers wirelessly charges devices—including a lamp, a fan...

Most hotels are decidedly kid-unfriendly, and even more so are hotels such as Jerusalem’s David Citadel Hotel, known as the...

Reinventing Kids’ Spaces/Playgrounds Kids have boundless imaginations. No matter how poor, colourless and toyless their environment,...

What is Entertainment Design? Entertainment design is the art of creating experiences that excite the mind: theme parks and rides,...