Creative Engineering is active and available to program the RockAfire Explosion to perform custom shows for you or your organization. We also have our new arcade game, Bashy Bug for sale and in the final development stages for world wide release! We can also work on a custom idea you might have and schedule a tour time. Contact Creative Engineering to let us know what you’re dreaming of.

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On a weekly basis Creative Engineering relies on our personalized 2-3 hour tours to help fund our efforts and preserve history. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to tour the archives and be treated to a full performance by the legendary Rock-afire Explosion! 

For For a taste of what you’ll experience, Creative Engineering founder Aaron Fechter explains:

“It boggles my mind that anyone would be willing to spend money just to spend a few hours with me, to play with my toys with me, see the inventions I have created over my 40 year career in a very messy warehouse, and listen to my stories of great success and great failure.

But I am not a young tour guide, moving hundreds of people through an organized system, making tons of money.  I am Aaron Fechter, the inventor of the Whac-a-Mole, The Rock-afire Explosion, Showbiz Pizza Place, The Anti-Gravity Freedom Machine, the Starlauncher, Hydrillium, and The Bashy Bug to name a few.

I am an electronic designer, an artist, a writer, a singer, an entrepreneur and an actor.  I have built empires, and lost empires, stood up to evil, and shared the joy of music and entertainment with millions of children who grew up in the 80’sand 90’s.

I know people are used to companies who give tours to either give them for free, because they make their money other ways, or at a lower price, because the tour takes in a large number of people and is designed to move people through the system with low paid employees handling the tour.

So, when people come to my shop, they get the very best of me. I am at my highest level of energy, the most attentive and the most concerned that they get the most out of it I can give. My intention is to leave their children with life lessons they can take with them that will inspire them forever .

Then, when they leave, I collapse..exhausted..spent, as if I just ran a marathon. And, I won’t always be able to give tours. There will come a day that this will stop. It will be a “thing” of the past. Either I will be too old to pull it off, or will be too involved in much higher profitable ventures, or I will simply pass away, and the people who did get my tours will have taken part in something that won’t be available at any price, even if my company still exists and still gives tours to visitors.

Every family who has visited me has told me it was well worth the price and if they had known what it would be like, I could have charged more.”

Sincerely,
Aaron Fechter
President (and tour guide)
Creative Engineering, Inc.
Orlando, Florida