business indoor playground

After a two-year thorough evaluation process, the Indonesian client ultimately chose Pokiddo as their partner, impressed by our innovative design capabilities and proven global success with 14 operating venues. Our comprehensive self-installation solution enabled them to open their 120sqm pastel-themed playground in under 2.5 months, quickly becoming a popular destination for local families. This project demonstrates how Pokiddo's end-to-end support empowers entrepreneurs worldwide to successfully launch their indoor play business with minimal overhead and maximum impact. Read More

Sunday Playland, a 100m² "Enchanting Tree House Adventure" themed indoor playground in Saraburi's Central Mall, Thailand, was born from a client's need to outcompete a new tenant after their original play area lease expired, via partnership with Pokiddo.
Featuring unique Pokiddo equipment like interactive volcano climbs and rocket-themed play, it creates a seamless adventure loop within limited space. All gear meets EU/US safety standards for ages 3-8.
With 3D-rendered immersion, on-site Pokiddo installation support, it drew instant crowds, outperforming competitors—loved by kids, trusted by parents. Pokiddo's innovation and safety drive its success. Read More

Struggling with limited space? See how our factory-direct engineering transformed 377 ㎡ into highest-earning kids' play area. Read More

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

In the planning and construction of sports entertainment complexes, scientific site planning and precise equipment selection directly determine the success or failure of a project. Excellent spatial design can activate the commercial value of every inch of land, while equipment configuration is crucial for user experience and operational efficiency. Read More

This article tells the story of Betta Play, an indoor playground equipment manufacturer, creating a 100-square-meter dinosaur-themed indoor playground for Serbian client Selma. Based on local children's preferences, Selma set the dinosaur theme. The team integrated dinosaur murals, themed facilities and prehistoric landscape elements into the limited space, designing slides, ball pits, climbing areas and other projects. After several optimizations, the design was approved by Selma but the deal hasn't been completed due to internal issues of her team. The article also introduces Betta Play's background: with 12 years of industry experience, over 800 projects in 70+ countries, adhering to principles of safety, innovation and efficient space use. It offers customized solutions, aiming to create growth spaces for children where they can communicate, share and cooperate. 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

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