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Sponsored by Intercard!
What if shopping malls could become the ultimate social entertainment hubs of the future? Join us as we explore this intriguing possibility, discussing the transformation of malls from mere retail spaces into vibrant entertainment destinations. With exciting examples like Hasbro City and Area15, we share how family entertainment centers are evolving to create environments that draw in visitors time and again. Personal stories about teenagers rediscovering malls for social activities illuminate the resurgence of these spaces, inspiring us to imagine a future where malls in cities like Madrid lead the way in entertainment innovation.
Challenging the status quo of social venues, we turn our attention to the competitive strategies of SuperSocial and Dave and Buster’s. Discover how SuperSocial's creative installations, such as Conductr’s Game Volt attractions and 501 Darts, might shake up the market and give established venues a run for their money. After a visit to Dave and Buster’s Orlando, we offer insights and suggestions for reimagining their brand to align with modern entertainment demands, proposing a new concept that blends social competition, arcade games, and an elevated food and beverage experience.
Venturing into the realm of virtual reality, we discuss how VR is transitioning from a novel attraction to a staple of quality, immersive gaming experiences. Successful ventures like Godzilla Kaiju War and King Kong demonstrate the potential for repeat visits, while our analysis of VR's integration with existing thematic brands like Great Wolf Lodge highlights the importance of strategic partnerships and innovation. By evaluating the balance between technology investments and guest experiences, we offer a roadmap for navigating the future of VR entertainment, ensuring it remains a captivating and sustainable option for location-based entertainment venues.
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By Brandon WilleySponsored by Intercard!
What if shopping malls could become the ultimate social entertainment hubs of the future? Join us as we explore this intriguing possibility, discussing the transformation of malls from mere retail spaces into vibrant entertainment destinations. With exciting examples like Hasbro City and Area15, we share how family entertainment centers are evolving to create environments that draw in visitors time and again. Personal stories about teenagers rediscovering malls for social activities illuminate the resurgence of these spaces, inspiring us to imagine a future where malls in cities like Madrid lead the way in entertainment innovation.
Challenging the status quo of social venues, we turn our attention to the competitive strategies of SuperSocial and Dave and Buster’s. Discover how SuperSocial's creative installations, such as Conductr’s Game Volt attractions and 501 Darts, might shake up the market and give established venues a run for their money. After a visit to Dave and Buster’s Orlando, we offer insights and suggestions for reimagining their brand to align with modern entertainment demands, proposing a new concept that blends social competition, arcade games, and an elevated food and beverage experience.
Venturing into the realm of virtual reality, we discuss how VR is transitioning from a novel attraction to a staple of quality, immersive gaming experiences. Successful ventures like Godzilla Kaiju War and King Kong demonstrate the potential for repeat visits, while our analysis of VR's integration with existing thematic brands like Great Wolf Lodge highlights the importance of strategic partnerships and innovation. By evaluating the balance between technology investments and guest experiences, we offer a roadmap for navigating the future of VR entertainment, ensuring it remains a captivating and sustainable option for location-based entertainment venues.
Subscribe and visit LBX Collective for more!