Rotate games
Change themes, challenges and software content within the attraction format already installed.
Use case · Repeat visits
Give guests a new reason to return without replacing the whole attraction
FlexPlay keeps the shared core in place while you refresh games or add compatible interaction formats—from colouring to ball play and laser games.
Rotate software content inside the current format
Add a new format kit for a bigger experience change
Plan refreshes around seasons, parties and audience demand
One shared core can support several distinct attraction formats.
The equipment still works. The novelty does not.
Guests learn a fixed attraction quickly. A flexible content and format strategy gives the venue more ways to change what happens in the same zone.
The experience becomes predictable
Returning families see the same interaction, the same theme and the same reason to play.
Replacing hardware is expensive
A full attraction swap can add purchasing, construction, installation and closure costs.
One format cannot serve every occasion
Weekday visits, parties, seasonal events and older groups can need very different play dynamics.
Real FlexPlay format rotation
One wall. Several reasons to come back.
The video shows a real FlexPlay space switching between different attraction formats.
What changes—and what stays
The shared platform stays at the centre of the installation. Within a format, the venue can rotate software content and game themes.
For a more noticeable refresh, a compatible format kit can change the interaction itself: children can colour, throw balls, explore a scene or play competitive laser games in the same prepared zone.
The exact accessories, sensors and changeover process depend on the chosen FlexPlay configuration. We define that path before installation, so the venue knows what can be added later.
Change the guest experience—not the entire venue.
Two levels of refresh, one planned system
Use the smallest change that creates a meaningful new experience for your visitors.
Change the occasion
Create a seasonal programme, competition, party activity or quieter weekday session.
Add a format kit
Move from creative play to ball interaction, scanning, laser games or another compatible format.
Expand the configuration
Build a broader attraction mix while continuing to use the shared FlexPlay core equipment.
Refresh the guest experience at the right level
Not every new campaign needs a completely new attraction.
| Full replacement | FlexPlay refresh |
|---|---|
| Remove and replace the main installation | Keep the compatible shared core in place |
| Change hardware, software and physical concept together | Rotate games first; add a format kit when a larger change is needed |
| Treat every refresh as a separate project | Plan a sequence of formats around the venue calendar |
| Continue serving one main play pattern | Shift between creative, active and competitive play |
A refresh can change what guests experience while reusing the platform behind it.
The equipment required for each change depends on the starting configuration and selected format kit.
Build a rotation visitors can notice
Each format changes the way guests interact, not only the artwork on screen.
This is an example rotation, not a required schedule. The sequence should follow your audience, calendar and existing configuration.
Plan the next reason to visit
Build a refresh path around your venue calendar
Tell us what you run today, which visitors you want to bring back and when you want the experience to feel new. We will map a practical game and format rotation.
Questions venue teams ask
Practical details to consider before choosing a format and expansion path.
What is the difference between changing a game and changing a format?
Does the whole system need to be replaced to add another format?
How often should an attraction be refreshed?
Can a venue plan future upgrades before buying?
Explore another venue challenge
FlexPlay can solve several jobs, but each decision should start with one clear outcome.
