© The Totally Fun Company - Peter Alexander, Theme Park Designer
Peter Alexander Totally Fun Company President Mr. Alexander's combination of aerospace engineering and Disney theme park design skills have made him one of the leading innovators in the theme park business. After serving in Systems Engineering at Hughes Aircraft Mr. Alexander was selected to be Director of Project Management for Walt Disney's EPCOT and Tokyo Disneyland projects, and developed Disney's first 10 year Master Plan. As Vice President and Executive Producer for Universal Studios he assisted the breakthrough attractions King Kong, Back to the Future: The Ride, E.T. Adventure, Jaws, Earthquake and others. Once he got Universal Studios open in 1991, he founded the Totally Fun Company and began by creating the Nichelodeon TV Show "Go for it", and "Guts". Then, as Executive Producer of Six Flags chain of theme parks, his credit includes The Batman Stunt Show and another 22 well-known high-tech action-packed Stunt Shows. In addition his varied portfolio ranges from the initial architectural design of Build A Bear Workshop, to design of eleven Family Entertainment Centers, the Master Planning and Theme Park Design of fourteen parks, and the conduct of over fifty Feasibility Studies during his 30 year career. Patricia Greenway Vice President and Executive Art Director After a career as an art instructor and portrait artist, Patricia spent several years as a real estate developer. She then entered the film business as Vice President of Business Development for Vergnuegensbetreibe, A.G., a producer of large formart films in Zurich, Switzerland. Patricia combines he business and artistic skills as Executive Art Director of Totally Fun. In this role she has designed numerous resort hotels and theme park attractions, most recently Xscape Indoor Theme Park and new exterior architecture for Layfayette Square Mall in Indianapolis. Patricia has a B.S. in Fine Arts. having attented Old Dominion University, Va. Commonwealth University and the Universite de Nice, France.