amusement park equipment manufacturers

How was this 2960㎡ franchise indoor playground built in 60 DAYS? See POKIDDO's Panda-Kangaroo IP park with scream slides & laser arenas......... Read More

Discover POKIDDO's 313sqm indoor playground in Bangladesh, tailored for 6 - 12-year-olds. Features include a soft playground with a naughty castle, ball pool & interactive slides. There's also an interactive projection room, arcade, study area and party room. A perfect blend of fun and high ROI, compliant with Bangladeshi culture and safety norms! Read More

POKIDDO 512sqm Saudi indoor playground design! Tailored for toddlers & teens, with zones like trampoline, 4.5m climbing, soft play. Safe, cultural - integrated, ROI - focused. Read More

That's a 1200sqm commercial indoor playground by POKIDDO. It has diverse indoor play equipment like trampolines, slides, and climbing walls, suitable for families and young people. With safe designs and a snack zone for extra sales, it ensures fun and ROI. Read More

This guide, crafted by POKIDDO, offers a complete roadmap for managing accidents in indoor amusement parks. Covering prevention, emergency response, post-incident handling, and continuous improvement, it details steps for scenarios like personal injuries, equipment failures, fires, and customer disputes.
Readers will find actionable strategies—from daily safety checks and staff training to tailored emergency plans, clear evacuation protocols, and evidence preservation. Designed to align with operational realities, it helps parks build robust safety networks, ensuring fun coexists with security, and equips operators to protect visitors while enhancing overall safety management standards. Read More

This article focuses on the indoor amusement park project in Toronto. It addresses several key aspects through a question-and-answer format. Firstly, it analyzes the city's suitability for such a project considering factors like population, tourism, and climate. Secondly, it details the crucial considerations for site selection, including population density, transportation, and competition. Thirdly, it offers strategies to handle the impact of Toronto's climate on the park's design and operation. Fourthly, it estimates the costs and potential revenues of building the park. Fifthly, it explains how to obtain local policy support and necessary approvals. Finally, it presents effective marketing methods for promoting the park in Toronto. Hope it helps you！ Read More