Interactive wall for leisure and entertainment venues
Five square metres of floor space for a playing surface up to four metres wide: a compact attraction that pays for itself through birthday slots and refreshes with a simple catalog update.
An extra attraction that takes up only 5 m² of floor space, pays for itself through birthday slots, and refreshes with a simple catalog update rather than a new installation.
What it changes day to day
Compact attraction
Fast turnover
Growing catalog
How teams use the wall
- Birthday party slots
- Kids' areas in shopping centres
- Bowling alleys and play centres
- Indoor parks
Real deployments
For a leisure venue, the question is simple: how many slots sold per square metre, and how often the attraction refreshes itself.
An extra attraction on five square metres
Indoor play park
Available space no longer allowed for a bulky, fixed traditional play structure.
A K-Station installed on a free wall, with a playing surface four metres wide and minimal clearance.
- A new attraction with no building work and no floor structure
- Fast group turnover on short games
- The game catalog refreshed through updates
Selling birthday party slots
Bowling alley and family play centre
Birthday packages lacked a distinctive activity between games.
A thirty-minute slot on the interactive wall built into the package, run by a staff member.
- A birthday package enriched with no variable cost
- Children kept busy during table service
- The activity run by existing staff
Bringing back regular customers
Indoor leisure venue, shopping centre
Footfall relied on a local audience cycling through the same activities.
Weekly leaderboards and a rotating game selection promoted at the front desk.
- A concrete reason to come back every week
- New games promoted with no new installation
- A longer average visit time
We wanted an attraction that didn't eat up floor space. Now we use a wall that used to serve no purpose, and it's become the must-do stop for birthday parties.
Children go through short games quickly, which lets us rotate groups. And since the games keep changing, our weekly regulars never get bored.
Questions we hear from teams like yours
- How much space does the interactive wall need?
- About five square metres of floor space for a playing surface four metres wide. No floor structure is needed, so you can add an attraction with no building work and no loss of usable space.
- How many players can join a game at once?
- Up to twenty touch points: short games can host whole groups, which speeds up turnover on a booked slot.
- Does the game catalog grow over time?
- Yes. New games are added through updates, which refreshes the attraction for regular customers with no new installation.
- Is it suitable for birthday party packages?
- It's the most profitable use case: a thirty-minute slot fits into the package, run by a staff member, with no variable cost per child.
Tell us about your facility
Send us your room size, your audience and your timeline. We reply with a detailed quote within 48 hours.