[B]Amusement Safety Organization Demonstrates Inside Tracker Capability for Consumers[/B]

Montecito, California, October 5, 2004 -- Amusement Safety Organization (ASO) announced today that it will begin to demonstrate the abilities of its Inside Tracker service. Unmasking amusement industry negatives and positives through patron feedback.

“We received a large number of inquires from patrons throughout the United States inquiring about how safe parks were for them and their families as vacation destinations,” said Jason Herrera, President of Amusement Safety Organization. “Patrons offer the most important view on what an amusement venue is doing wrong or right."

Inside Tracker helps better understand what a parks clientele wants and how well their expectations are being met. It also allows for patrons to provide information on unsafe conditions, compliments, or complaints to an independent entity.

Amusement Safety Organization has collected upwards of 5,000 inquires ranging from complements to asking whether or not an amusement venue is safe for a family vacation. Once an inquiry is collected, it is inputted into central databases devised by Chief Technology Officer, Mr. Tim Santa Cruz. Then enabling Amusement Safety Organization to locate trends. Mr. Santa Cruz then generates a report according to the type of inquiry received. There are three types of inquiries, Complaint, Compliment, Injury/Safety. Inside Tracker also enables amusement venues to provide information on whether or not an unsafe attraction has been fixed or what the venue will do to correct any problems that have arisen. "Many times consumer advocacy groups provide only the bad in parks, but if an amusement venue does make corrections to make itself a better place, the patron has every right to know,

" says Herrera.

To boost inquiries and support Amusement Safety Organization will re-release ASO - Traveler Spring of 2005. ASO - Traveler will give patrons that much more incentive to participate in Inside Tracker. "The ability to see what is on patrons mind is the most important tool any company can have," added Mr. Herrera.