This web site is being
provided as a quick reference guide to the many products that are
available to your facility/park. Do not hesitate to contact David
Peretz, President, to review any product that needs electric engineering
and design. Laser Star products has a proven track record for reliability
and great earnings. Most Laser Star products are available as a revenue
share to qualified locations.
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PRESS RELEASES
Coming Spring 2005
Senyo Kogyo is enjoying
continued success with Laser Star's Dark Ride shooting and
targeting systems. After one year of successful operations of
Laser's Star's Dark Ride targeting and shooting components in one
of its Dark Rides, Senyo has agreed to purchase two more of Laser
Star's systems. The new dark rides are to be used in Senyo's
proprietary ark Rides to be operated at the upcoming 2005 Aichi
Expo and at Shiramha Park, both located in Japan. "We are pleased
to provide Senyo with dark ride elections and targeting systems
that can be used with their high volume rides for amusement
parks," states Dr. Peretz, President of Laser Star. "It has been
our ability to engineer our electronics to work in different
applications that make us the choice for those manufactures for
dark rides that need a cost effective and reliable system for
their rides".
Spring 2004
Laser Star exports its
latest Pirates Shooting Gallery to Piscilago Water Park in South
America. The latest gallery uses Laser Star's interactive water
cannon effects. These dynamic water cannons create a safe
startling interactive target that keeps players coming back for
more. In addition to to the water cannons, Laser Star combines its
proven modular design and control systems to the rest of the
gallery targets. Complete with attract mode sounds the gallery
also utilizes background sounds to accent the unique target hit
sounds that are heard when the players shoot targets. Each player
receives a score at their rifle station as the targets are hit.
The gallery set was custom designed and fabricated to be termite
resistant for the unique environment of South America.
Summer 2004
The National Scouting
Museum in Irving, Texas adds Laser Star Amusement's shooting
gallery as a new attraction. The Scouting Museum needed both an
educational and interactive attraction for its new exhibit and
contracted Laser Star to create its newest attraction. The
Scouting Museum wanted to combine gun safety education as well as
an interactive shooting experience into one exhibit. Laser Star
worked with the Scouting Museum to develop a shooting gallery that
had recognizable scouting elements with branded scouting figurines
and merit badges. The finished product exceeded the expectations
of the Museum and is the most popular attraction now operating at
the Museum. Laser Star has received a letter of commendation from
Connie Adams of the National Scouting Museum.
Fall 2004
Bass Pro, one of the
world's premier hunting and camping stores selected Laser Star to
update four of its coin operated Kid's Arcades with Laser Star's
targeting and shooting electronics. The renovations were completed
over a three month period by Laser Star's staff in Auburn Hills,
Mount Gurnee, IL, Grapevine, TX and Fort Lauderdale, FL. Laser
Star's additions to the existing shooting galleries created a
"fresh look" to the stores as well as adding more excitement for
customers. A new addition to the galleries included water cannons
that "startled" shooters with a blast of cold mist. Dr. David
Peretz, President of Laser Star, states that his company is proud
to have been chosen to replace the original shooting gallery
electronics with Laser Star equipment. Given the fact that the
original shooting galleries consisted of three other
manufacturer's equipment makes the contract very significant.
February 2003
Laser Star is pleased to
announce the installation of its large screen projection hunting
games into Bass Pro Outdoor World, Gattiland and
Circus Circus in Las Vegas.
September 2002
Laser Star Amusement,
Incredible Technologies and Play Mechanix announce the release of
Laser Star's large screen projection version of Incredible
Technologies Big Buck Hunter Game.
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida - The Laser Star's projection game uses
both proprietary hardware and software from Laser Star and Incredible
Technologies/Play Mechanix. The Big Buck Hunter game and software have
been licensed by Laser Star for use with its own laser gun and
targeting system. The blend of technologies creates a truly exciting
new experience for players. The game play is almost identical to the
non projection systems, but the Laser Star version does not require a
manual pump reload. The game image can be made even larger as space
permits. JJ's Banana Joes has purchased the first production versions
of the game for its newest locations opening this fall. President of
Laser Star, Dr. David Peretz, states that Laser Star is happy to work
with Incredible Technologies/Play Mechanix on a great new addition to
the entertainment attraction mix. Laser Star's projection system
elevates a truly great game to a higher level. The large screen
version creates more virtual experience for the players and is a
terrific visual to spectators. We are extremely pleased with the
performance of the game. For more information please contact us.
Senyo Kogyo is enjoying
continued success with Laser Star's Dark Ride shooting and
targeting systems. After one year of successful operations of
Laser's Star's Dark Ride targeting and shooting components in one
of its Dark Rides, Senyo has agreed to purchase two more of Laser
Star's systems. The new dark rides are to be used in Senyo's
proprietary ark Rides to be operated at the upcoming 2005 Aichi
Expo and at Shiramha Park, both located in Japan. "We are pleased
to provide Senyo with dark ride elections and targeting systems
that can be used with their high volume rides for amusement
parks," states Dr. Peretz, President of Laser Star. "It has been
our ability to engineer our electronics to work in different
applications that make us the choice for those manufactures for
dark rides that need a cost effective and reliable system for
their rides".
Laser Star exports its
latest Pirates Shooting Gallery to Piscilago Water Park in South
America. The latest gallery uses Laser Star's interactive water
cannon effects. These dynamic water cannons create a safe
startling interactive target that keeps players coming back for
more. In addition to to the water cannons, Laser Star combines its
proven modular design and control systems to the rest of the
gallery targets. Complete with attract mode sounds the gallery
also utilizes background sounds to accent the unique target hit
sounds that are heard when the players shoot targets. Each player
receives a score at their rifle station as the targets are hit.
The gallery set was custom designed and fabricated to be termite
resistant for the unique environment of South America.
The National Scouting
Museum in Irving, Texas adds Laser Star Amusement's shooting
gallery as a new attraction. The Scouting Museum needed both an
educational and interactive attraction for its new exhibit and
contracted Laser Star to create its newest attraction. The
Scouting Museum wanted to combine gun safety education as well as
an interactive shooting experience into one exhibit. Laser Star
worked with the Scouting Museum to develop a shooting gallery that
had recognizable scouting elements with branded scouting figurines
and merit badges. The finished product exceeded the expectations
of the Museum and is the most popular attraction now operating at
the Museum. Laser Star has received a letter of commendation from
Connie Adams of the National Scouting Museum.
Bass Pro, one of the
world's premier hunting and camping stores selected Laser Star to
update four of its coin operated Kid's Arcades with Laser Star's
targeting and shooting electronics. The renovations were completed
over a three month period by Laser Star's staff in Auburn Hills,
Mount Gurnee, IL, Grapevine, TX and Fort Lauderdale, FL. Laser
Star's additions to the existing shooting galleries created a
"fresh look" to the stores as well as adding more excitement for
customers. A new addition to the galleries included water cannons
that "startled" shooters with a blast of cold mist. Dr. David
Peretz, President of Laser Star, states that his company is proud
to have been chosen to replace the original shooting gallery
electronics with Laser Star equipment. Given the fact that the
original shooting galleries consisted of three other
manufacturer's equipment makes the contract very significant.