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• Design Case of An All - Age Trampoline Park in An Independent Building in Senegal

  In Senegal, with the continuous growth of people's demand for leisure and entertainment, it is imperative to create a comprehensive entertainment venue that can meet the needs of all age groups. This trampoline park design project integrates a variety of innovative entertainment facilities, aiming to provide a unique, exciting and safe entertainment experience space for local residents and tourists. It not only meets the needs of different age groups but also offers considerable return on invest

  Trampoline Parks August 15, 2025
• Pricing Strategies for Indoor Playgrounds: Maximizing Attendance & Profitability

  Online reviews make or break indoor playgrounds. To earn 5-star ratings, operators must: track key metrics (safety, service, attractions); analyze feedback using data tools; respond to all reviews promptly; continuously upgrade facilities; engage guests via social media (Weibo/WeChat); and implement staff incentive programs. Following industry leaders like Shanghai Disneyland, successful playgrounds turn feedback into action, using technology and constant innovation to boost satisfaction and reputation.

  Industry News August 12, 2025
• Pokiddo Real Design Case Study:5000㎡ Indoor Trampoline Park in Malaysia

  This case study showcases Pokiddo, It is a 5,000 sqm indoor adventure park featuring trampolines, climbing walls, ninja courses, and interactive games. Perfect for families and fun-seekers, it offers safe, active entertainment for all ages.
  Highlights:
  ✔ Trampoline zones
  ✔ Adventure challenges
  ✔ Kids' play area
  ✔ Interactive sports

  Family Entertainment Centers August 11, 2025
• Building a Five-Star Reputation: Secrets to Managing Online Reviews for Indoor Playgrounds

  Online reviews make or break indoor playgrounds. To earn 5-star ratings, operators must: track key metrics (safety, service, attractions); analyze feedback using data tools; respond to all reviews promptly; continuously upgrade facilities; engage guests via social media (Weibo/WeChat); and implement staff incentive programs. Following industry leaders like Shanghai Disneyland, successful playgrounds turn feedback into action, using technology and constant innovation to boost satisfaction and reputation.

  Industry News August 08, 2025
• Indoor Playground Emergency Protocol: A Step-by-Step Guide to Handling Accidents

  Comprehensive Indoor Playground Safety and Emergency Management Guide
  This guide outlines a complete safety framework for indoor playgrounds, emphasizing prevention through regular equipment inspections and staff training, preparedness via detailed emergency plans covering fires, injuries, and other crises, and effective response protocols for accidents, disputes, theft, lost children, power outages, and equipment failures. Key steps include administering first aid, de-escalating conflicts, utilizing surveillance systems, and executing evacuations when necessary. Post-incident, thorough documentation and hazard correction are crucial, followed by continuous improvement of safety measures through lessons learned. By implementing these strategies, indoor playgrounds can ensure a secure environment while maintaining an enjoyable experience for all visitors.

  Industry News August 08, 2025
• Short video marketing: A new strategy to enhance the brand influence of indoor playground

  In the era of viral short videos, indoor parks can enhance brand influence by focusing on content optimization (e.g., humorous clips, trending topics, immersive park showcases), data-driven strategies (analyzing user behavior, geo/interest-based ad targeting), and interactive engagement (challenge campaigns, rewards, embedded booking links). Leveraging 360° videos, AR effects, and storytelling boosts engagement, while performance tracking ensures precise audience reach. The result? Higher visibility, stronger emotional connections, and increased foot traffic—all powered by creative, data-informed, and interactive short-form content

  Industry News August 08, 2025
• How Much Space Do You Really Need for An Indoor Playground?

  Planning an indoor playground? Space is your make-or-break factor. Forget generic formulas – real-world needs hinge on:
  Safety buffers (18–24" between structures, 36–48" parent walkways),
  Ceiling height (14–18 ft for climbers/towers),
  Play type (e.g., 1,500 sq ft for soft play vs. 10,000+ sq ft for trampoline parks).
  New operators often overlook hidden space eaters: party rooms, shoe storage queues, and emergency exits. Vertical designs and hybrid layouts maximize tight footprints.
  Before signing a lease:
  Audit "no-play zones" (pillars, electrical panels),
  Demand 3D renderings (blueprints lie),
  Simulate rush-hour traffic flow.
  Pro Tip: BettaPlay’s free space calculator and layout review avoid costly redesigns – born from 500+ global projects.

  Industry News August 08, 2025
• Design Case POKIDDO Italy 491sqm Children & Teenagers Space Theme Indoor Soft Playground

  Focusing on the growth characteristics of children and teenagers aged 3-15, the design emphasizes safe exploration and sensory development for young children (3-6 years old), while strengthening challenging and interactive experiences for school-age children and teenagers (7-15 years old), achieving the dual value of "age-appropriate design" and "growth companionship".

  Kids Playground August 07, 2025
• Indoor Theme Park Operations: Goal Setting & Efficiency Guide

  Indoor theme parks must set clear, SMART-based annual goals (e.g., 10% revenue growth) and break them into quarterly and monthly targets with actionable KPIs. Effective implementation requires detailed action plans, regular progress tracking, and post-cycle evaluations to refine strategies. This structured approach enhances operational efficiency, team execution, and market adaptability in a competitive entertainment industry.

  Industry News August 05, 2025
• Why Indoor Playground Need To Buy The Insurance

  Launching or scaling an indoor playground/Family Entertainment Center (FEC) represents a significant capital commitment. While revenue potential is substantial, investors must prioritize mitigating operational liabilities that threaten profitability and asset value. This guide outlines the non-negotiable insurance strategies to safeguard your venture.

  FAQ August 05, 2025