Considering the needs of visitors to your Trampoline park in a comprehensive way will undoubtedly pay off for your business, especially when it comes to the needs of younger users. What should you offer children so that they will enjoy returning to your park?
We all know that Trampoline parks are unique venues that offer remarkable fun for children. They also make for wonderful workout courses on which they can be active and get in a lot of exercise without even realizing it.
Why do children enjoy going to Trampoline parks?
Fun isn’t the only reason why children love Trampoline parks. They also like to visit them to socialize with their friends, as well as for the sense of freedom, competition, personal achievement, and adventure. One more interesting reason why children are visiting Trampoline parks is to celebrate a birthday. It’s therefore essential for owners of Trampoline parks to enable children to meet all these needs, so that:
- they will enjoy returning to your Trampoline park,
- they will stay at your Trampoline park for longer,
- your Trampoline park will benefit from higher revenue.
Ideas on how to meet the needs of children in your Trampoline park
Have you, as an owner, ever wondered how you could cater to all the varied needs of children visiting your Trampoline park? If not, now is the time to do so and enable them to engage in a variety of activities that will keep them coming back to your park again and again.
Current development trends are headed toward parks becoming versatile spaces for entertainment, performances, and education, as well as catering and other services. Bearing this in mind, what could you offer to the youngest visitors of your Trampoline park?
In addition to attractive trampoline modules, where they can test their jumping skills, you might consider the following:
- Offer children educational content
A Trampoline park doesn’t have to be just fun. Why not add a bit of education and learning? It’s well known that children learn best through play, so set up particular areas with a range of educational content to get them excited about sports, the arts, maths or even discovering the world. You can design different themed corners at the park, such as a children’s library, an experiment corner, a Lego corner, and many more.
- Use the Trampoline park for performances
Why not use your Trampoline park as a performance space? With its acoustic properties and light effects, it can serve as a unique backdrop for any number of acts, shows, stage plays, screenings of films and cartoons, and many other purposes. Put together your monthly program, which will give children and parents something to look forward to and plan for.
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- Offer a dedicated service area for children and parents
If you want children and their parents to stay at your park for longer, they need to feel comfortable there. To that end, set up rest areas offering free internet access, tea, sweets, and other treats. Put up a screen to display various content in this space, add books and magazines, and make it a great place for meeting other visitors and making friends.
- Organise competitions at your Trampoline park
Children tend to compare themselves to others. If you organize competitions several times a month, in trampoline jumping, video games, or on the children’s course, for example, you’ll encourage them to visit again. Be sure to provide attractive prizes that will make children want to compete.
- Provide food and drinks
A place for food and drink is essential in any Trampoline park. It should provide children and their parents with their favorite snacks, desserts, beverages, ice cream, and other items to help boost their energy when they get tired. Offering catering makes it easier for children and their parents to stay at the park longer, thus increasing revenue.
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- Set up a retail area in your Trampoline park
A retail area in your park will allow you to sell various products, such as gifts, accessories, toys, books, and a vast array of other items. It’s important for these products to relate to the mission of your Trampoline park, so put your logo or even an image of your mascot on them. With such a retail range it's easier to market and promote the Trampoline park. It is also an excellent way of encouraging children to identify with the Trampoline park, thus increasing the likelihood of them returning time and time again.
Thoughtful planning and design of a Trampoline park is just one piece in the jigsaw of a successful business. It’s essential for park owners to think holistically about the needs of their customers so that they can increase both visitor numbers and revenue.
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