Brandon Concessions

History

From Child Customer to Carnival Game Conglomerate. At age 15 Barry Brandon went to his local fair Helldorodo Days in Las Vegas, Nevada . After spending all his money he figured that he needed a job, so went to work as an employee on the Toboggan for W.P.S (Western Pacific Shows). Barry liked having a job and wanted to continue working the summer. During that same summer Barry left the rides to go work for William Marcus so he could learn the food business. Barry continued working for Marcus concessions for 9 years. During this time he was the manager of two food stands at various fairs on the midways as well as independents funded events. Barry Brandon married Diane Marcus daughter of William Marcus. Together they had two sons Cary and Brian. In 1976 Barry's marriage with Diane ended. He left Marcus Concessions and moved on, going back to work for W.P.S. There Barry became the Operator of four food stands and later met his wife now of twenty-one years... See website for rest

Specialties

Here at Brandon Concessions LLC we are dedicated to providing our customers and our employees with safe and enjoyable carnival game concessions, always comprised of the newest equipment available. Our events include more than 15 major fairs and festivals as well as smaller celebrations in churches and shopping centers. Brandon Concessions strives to provide customers with a wonderful experience when playing the variety of games that we have to offer. Our goal is that every customer leaves the fair with a toy or arms full of merchandise. Brandon Concessions LLC operates a quality game operation with games based on fun rather than gambling or other unfair and illegal practices. Many of our games are designed for kids to win with every play! Guests enjoy our Balloon A Rama where you can throw darts at a wall filled with balloons, the more you pop the bigger your prize gets! Or the Water Race where you can race against your friends with the use of water guns. Some of our games are geared towards a older audience in which patrons can test their skills to by shooting a basketball into a non regulation hoop or gently toss a ball into a bucket.