Dr. Larry Eastland, President of Great American Family Parks, stated, "Although revenues can be driven from admission sales, the park industry is unique in that the highest margins and revenues stem from the sale of concessions. Noble Roman's name as a branded food concessions has been found to beat generic concessions in almost every instance, often outselling previous food stands in the same spot by three-, four- or five-fold. (source: Chris Bigelow, International Association of Amusement Parks & Attractions convention). With 30 years of experience and reputation in the food service industry, the Noble Roman's name will be a valuable asset to our theme parks, strengthening our brand equity with the potential to build-out our existing concessions and revenue streams."

About Noble Roman's

Noble Roman's engages in the sale and service of franchises for non-traditional and co-branded foodservice operations, specializing in pizza focused food service. The company's franchises are found in various locations, such as military bases, universities, convenience stores, entertainment facilities, vacation resorts, casinos, airports, travel plazas, hotels, and restaurants. Since 1997, they have awarded approximately 1,250 non-traditional and co-branded franchises across the country and overseas. For more information, visit: http://www.nobleromans.com/.

About Great American Family Parks

Great American Family Parks is focused on buying and managing profitable regional theme parks and themed amusement attractions in the United States. By building a family of parks each with up to 1 million annual attendees, GFAM is in the process of developing a series of compatible, yet distinct entertainment and amusement products, including themed amusement parks, associated products, food and beverage, and multimedia offerings.

Regional theme parks are a relatively recession-proof growth market. Nationwide, regional park attendance is projected to bring collective attendance to 263.8 million by 2007. Overall revenues for America's regional theme parks are expected to total $8.31 billion within five years. (source: Price Waterhouse Coopers)

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SOURCE Great American Family Parks, Inc.