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EAG 2015 was a fantastic event for Sega Prize giving them the perfect opportunity to catch up with their existing customers and meet a number of new customers, all of which were enlightened to the breadth and quality of Sega Prize’s new 2015 product range.

With the strongest line up of product in the industry right now and a booth that everyone said was ‘best at show’ Sega are rightly pleased with themselves after a record breaking EAG. Having relocated themselves from their traditional position in the back corner of the hall to a back central location they took pride of place for all to see as they entered the hall – lured by the lights of the pan European launch of Showdown in its Special Attraction format.

Sega plans on being one exhibitor attendees of January’s EAG are sure to remember. “Our EAG exhibit will be the largest we’ve ever executed,” said Sega’s Justin Burke “We’ll cover 3,600 square feet with an exciting variety of state-of-the-art amusement games, compelling attractions, and licensed and proprietary redemption merchandise that’s sure to be the talk of the show.”

Sega’s award winning prize vending game Key Master now adds a new member to the family – Key Master Mini.

Head of Sega Amusement’s Merchandise Division, Trevor Clarke began his Sega journey in 2007 when he was appointed as the newly created Prize team’s Business Development Manager. Early in his career Clarke commanded a diverse range of jobs roles ranging from manufacturing to logistics, until finding his footing in sales where he excelled and quickly escalated to managing mainstream retailer accounts such as Marks & Spencer’s and B&Q.

In less than a month, 27,000 visitors from over 100 nations will descend on Orlando, Florida for the 96th Annual International Association of Amusement Parks and Attraction Expo, (IAAPA). They’re certain to be wowed by the latest products and services targeting the Global Amusement Park Industry.