PARK UPGRADES · FUNLANDIA
A park update can be an opportunity to rethink how people play—not only replace equipment. Start with the experience you want to offer, then decide how the space, attraction mix and visual identity should evolve.
Trampolining can remain an important part of a park while other experiences add exploration, skill, competition and family play. Our work with Zero Gravity in Colombia and BOUNCE ONE in Germany shows different ways to combine active attractions within a broader entertainment experience.
These examples suggest a useful direction for operators to explore. They are not a guarantee of higher revenue or proof that every market needs the same combination.
Look at the current park through the eyes of visitors and staff. Which age groups have limited choices? Where do visitors pause or become confused? Which areas are difficult to supervise, maintain or connect to other activities?
Combine customer feedback and operating observations with a review of the floor plan. This creates a better starting point than choosing a new attraction in isolation.
The right scope may be a targeted change or a much wider redesign. Decide that after reviewing the site and the business objective, rather than imposing a single approach at the start.
The Colombia project combines trampolines, Rope Courses, slides, an Indoor Playground and Super Runio in a coordinated adventure setting. It provides a concrete reference for broadening the attraction mix and linking equipment with a shared visual idea.
In Germany, BOUNCE ONE combines trampolines with Ninja challenges, competitive attractions and interactive play. It is a useful example of complementary activities within one destination, not evidence that a specific retrofit will produce the same outcome.
Funlandia can help develop the play concept, equipment mix and design, then coordinate manufacturing and installation within the agreed scope. The review should account for existing structures, technical requirements, access, maintenance and the operator’s preferred implementation sequence.
For your first discussion, send a plan, clear heights, recent photographs, the main equipment already installed and the changes you hope to achieve. If you have operating feedback, include that too.
Whether you are considering new experiences or a more extensive transformation, we can begin with the overall direction and then develop the appropriate scope.
