NEW “KIDS IN AMERICA” CHILDREN’S AREA

FREESTYLE MUSIC PARK UNVEILS NEW “KIDS IN AMERICA” CHILDREN’S AREA AND FOUR NEW CHILDREN’S RIDES

April 22, 2009, Myrtle Beach, S.C. – Freestyle Music Park today
unveiled the Park’s new children’s area, “Kids In America,” along with
four new children’s rides, which will be located in “Kids In America.”
In addition, Park representatives announced the formation of the
Freestyle Music Park Kid’s Foundation.

With “Kids In America,” Freestyle Music Park has created a specific
area where children, parents and grandparents can enjoy the best in
family amusement and entertainment together on four family-friendly
rides.

“Life Is A Highway” is a flat-track ride that puts guests in the cab
of an 18 wheeler. Each cab has two children seats and two adult seats,
allowing families to ride together around the track.
“Wheels In The Sky” allows guests to enjoy peddling through the clouds
in colorful hang glider carts. Once the ride begins, riders can enjoy
the rush as they swoop and fly through the sky.
“Fly Like An Eagle” is a traditional kite flyer ride that combines the
sensation of free flight with the feeling of ocean waves. It allows
parent and child to enjoy flying through the clouds together over “Kids
In America.”
“Get Off Of My Cloud” offers guests a spectacular view of Freestyle
Music Park. Consisting of eight festive and colorful balloon baskets
for riders, which can each accommodate up to four children and adults.

In addition to the new rides, a roller coaster, performance venue
featuring a new themed show, play area, rock wall and basketball court
will be featured in “Kids In America.”

The Freestyle Music Park Kid’s Foundation will provide tickets,
merchandise and in-kind services throughout the season for children’s
charities in the Myrtle Beach area. While representatives continue to
finalize the logistics behind this program, as opening day draws near,
additional information about the Freestyle Music Park Kid’s Foundation
will be released.

In honor of today’s unveiling, and in observance of Earth Day 2009,
Freestyle Music Park saved a tree that would have been impacted by the
changes in the former “Cool Country” area of the Park and transplanted
it into the “Kids In America” area of the Park.

“The unveiling of the new ‘Kids In America’ area is a representation
of our commitment to providing a superior family-friendly entertainment
experience for Freestyle Music Park guests,” said John Stine, director
of sales and marketing for Freestyle Music Park. “We are excited about
the new area, the new rides and moving forward toward our Memorial Day
weekend grand opening. It is our feeling that 2009 will be a stellar
season for guests of Freestyle Music Park. We are also proud to
announce the formation of the Freestyle Music Park Kids Foundation, as
local children’s charities are near and dear to the entire Freestyle
Music Park family. We are well on our way to a successful first season
and invite everyone to come and experience all Freestyle Music Park has
to offer.”

About Freestyle Music Park

Owned and operated by FPI MB Entertainment LLC (FPI MBE), Freestyle
Music Park is a 55-acre theme park located in Myrtle Beach, S.C.

The world-wide destination for the celebration of music, Freestyle
Music Park has more than 50 attractions for fans of all ages. These
attractions include roller coasters, rides, shows, children’s play
areas, restaurants, cafés, retail stores, a multi-purpose live music
amphitheatre and a park-wide sound system, which creates an
all-encompassing, rich family-fun experience.

Immediately entering the gates, guests are fully immersed in the
language of music, covering all areas from country, reggae, beach
music, pop, R&B, alternative, Christian, and disco. At Freestyle
Music Park, guests can indulge their inner “rock star,” while enjoying
the park’s many rides, shows and other attractions.

Plans currently call for Freestyle Music Park to be the launching
point for the Freestyle Park brand throughout the world, as FPI MBE
plans to open additional attractions and entertainment venues in the
coming years, under the Freestyle Par