In the world of indoor playgrounds, leisure attractions, and soft play centres, creating a captivating and engaging environment is key to drawing in families, making sure they have a memorable experience, and getting them to come back again and again.

And as the world moves on and matures, more and more people are recognising the need to cater for the whole spectrum of children, including those with specific needs.

One area that’s critical to consider for any leisure attraction is a sensory area – these cater specifically to the sensory needs of children and promote their cognitive development; they’re particularly beneficial for children with developmental disabilities or difficulties with learning or sensory processing.

In this blog, we delve into the world of sensory areas, exploring three essential components: Bubble Tubes, Infinity Wall Panels, and Infinity Floor Pads.

Wondering what a Strike Arena is?  You’re not alone.  The popularity of this leisure phenomenon has grown rapidly in recent years, and for good reason: people love it.

But what IS it?

At its heart, it’s a leisure activity, which fits perfectly in a indoor play centre, entertainment centre or trampoline park.

Participants run up, down and all around to try and touch coloured pods – the more pods of the right colour you can touch, the better.

Standing in the way of you getting all the pods are obstacles – lots of them – so it’s not as straightforward as just running around, touching a few pods and putting your feet up.

Strike Arena is a team game too, so there’s a real competitive element to it, and there’s a time frame as well, which adds an extra edge to the game.

And because speed is a key part of the game, it helps your customers get active, ticking the health and fitness box.