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Amusement Recovery
Education and resources to help amusement businesses endure the COVID-19 shutdown and create a plan for recovery.
The Tools For A Post-Virus World
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic can be felt across the world, and it’s an exceptionally difficult time for the location-based entertainment industry. This is hard. There’s no way around it. Most locations have closed their doors indefinitely, with no assurance of when this shutdown will end.
We hear you and we want to help. This website was built by a community of leaders in the industry with a singular mission: to help amusement operators endure these hard times and create a plan for recovery.
This industry has a huge heart, and it’s amazing to see so many operators pulling together. Once this is all over, you will provide the world with the opportunities to escape, celebrate, and reconnect with one another.
Quick Links
Economic Injury Disaster Relief
The SBA provides low-interest disaster relief to help businesses recover.
Paycheck Protection Program Guarantee
Under this program, the SBA backs small business relief through local lenders.
Families First Coronavirus Response Act
Common questions and answers about new regulations for paid sick leave and expanded family and medical leave.
FEC Operators Facebook Group
Join the Facebook group where FEC owners and operators share ideas and network.
IAAPA COVID-19 Resource Center
Articles, videos, and other resources from the global association for the attractions industry.
NAGGL Summary of the CARES Act
The National Association of Government Guaranteed Lenders wrote a summary of the CARES Act.
Essential Critical Infrastructure Workforce
Guidance on what defines “Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers” and how you may be able to use them.
Employee Rights: Paid Sick Leave
The Department of Labor created a quick overview detailing employee rights for paid leave entitlements.
Embed COVID-19 Resource Center
Free videos and downloadable guides to help businesses prepare for reopening day.