In this blog post, we explore the benefits of adding arcade games to a laundromat and how it can transform the mundane task of laundry into a thrilling and memorable experience. By combining the practicality of a laundromat with the entertainment of arcade games, you can create a unique and enjoyable atmosphere that keeps customers coming back for more. We’ll continue to bring value to our customers and provide educational programs that support their business.”īetson Enterprises recently shared its top tips on how to create birthday parties and other events that will result in loyal customers who return time after time, while relieving pressure on the event organiser, such as a parent arranging a children’s party.Īmber Lambert, regional sales representative for Betson Enterprises, explains: “What are we doing in the entertainment industry to help parents ease that pressure? Have you educated your staff on what these parents are feeling in terms of pressure and expectations when they are booking these parties? Many younger staff who do not have kids are not aware of how these parents are feeling or how to react to these feelings and guests.Laundromats have long been associated with the tedious chore of doing laundry, but what if we told you that doing laundry could be a fun and exciting experience? Imagine stepping into a laundromat that offers top-notch washing and drying services and lets you dive into a nostalgic world of arcade games. John McCann, lead technical trainer for Betson, adds: “The energy and exchange from the Orlando class was amazing. Technician training can be an overlooked key ingredient to a successful arcade game room.”

We couldn’t be prouder of the work of the Betson team and the students who have graduated the class over the years. Rob Zigmont, vice president of operations at Betson Enterprises, says: “BTU has evolved over the years to become the industry standard in technician training.

With 60 students, BTU Orlando 23 was the biggest-ever cohort for the course and represented an important milestone for the firm. Image credit: The BTU team – Brian Lampmann, Bryan Corbett, Rob Zigmont, Cliff Bradberry, and John McCann.

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