From Custom Indoor Playground Design to Installation in Chile

At its core, every successful indoor playground begins with a design created to fit the exact dimensions and requirements of a given site. Additionally, each design must be tailored to the client’s needs and meet the project’s goals. For the Colina project, Dreamland Playground, the custom indoor playground manufacturer, first conducted a site analysis and then divided the L-shaped floor plan into zones. These included areas for trampoline sports, climbing structures, ninja-style obstacles, and free play, as well as family seating and venue services.

Once the layout had been finalized, Dreamland produced all the customized trampoline, climbing, and play structure components in line with the project requirements. It also designed and produced the supporting facilities, including the café, seating areas, and functional rooms.

Colina Indoor Playground Design and Multi-Zone Space Planning

The Dreamland Playground Colina project developed an L-shaped, 850-square-meter commercial play area within the 1,500-square-meter venue for families with children, incorporating an indoor trampoline park and other adventure park activities. It created different zones for specific activities and an efficient, safe flow for visitors moving through the park.

On the right side of the playground, several areas are dedicated to the indoor trampoline park, where children can engage in high-intensity physical activity and group play, encouraging repeat visits. This high-energy area was designed to make it easier for parents to supervise children and teenagers.

Smart indoor playground design makes the best use of space. In this venue, carefully planned playground areas, recreational spaces, and support facilities support the successful operation of a commercial family entertainment center.

Trampoline and Sports Zone

The largest activity area, the indoor trampoline park, consists of interconnected trampoline courts where visitors can jump and play throughout the connected jumping area. Because the trampolines are installed at different angles, visitors can perform a range of movements and turns while jumping. To guide visitors safely through the park, the trampolines are arranged so that users naturally move from one jumping area to another.

The trampoline park area is made up of interconnected trampoline courts for free jumping, physical activity, and games. The trampolines are positioned at different angles to create movement and guide users safely to other parts of the jumping area. The trampoline basketball area allows users to practice basketball moves while jumping. The open sports court is designed for physical activities, sports events, and competitive games between individuals or groups.

Jungle and Ninja-Style Zone

The Jungle and Ninja-Style Zone includes suspended stepping elements, rope challenges, balance challenges, and other components that allow children to practice physical skills in a fun environment. These structures create an exciting adventure experience within the playground.

Rather than focusing on a single obstacle in the play area, the design incorporates a variety of movement-based activities to create a dynamic indoor adventure playground for older children, teenagers, and active families.

Climbing Challenge Zone

Focused on vertical play and physical challenges, this commercial climbing playground features climbing elements raised on elevated platforms. An unusual cone-shaped climbing frame is the main focal point, with net-based climbing and other elevated play obstacles in the surrounding area. The climbing elements promote physical and mental abilities such as strength, balance, coordination, and problem-solving. The climbing equipment is incorporated into the trampoline and adventure play areas, creating a diverse experience for visitors of different age groups.

These climbing structures, climbing walls, and challenge elements promote physical skills such as strength, balance, and problem-solving. Many of the elements are designed for multiple children to use at the same time. Incorporating climbing elements into the trampoline and adventure playground creates a diverse range of play equipment that appeals to different age groups.

Why the Attraction Mix Supports Higher ROI

The Colina layout supports indoor playground ROI by dividing the playground into areas that serve different functions. The trampoline and sports zone is designed to generate the highest visitor flow and admission revenue, while the jungle and ninja-style course and climbing walls provide a distinctive premium experience that can encourage repeat visits and support higher-priced tickets.

The café, seating areas, and functional rooms also generate revenue through food and beverage sales and by hosting birthday parties and private events. The circulation paths and parent viewing areas also help improve safety, increase staff efficiency, and create a smooth visitor flow. These aspects help maximize playground revenue per square meter. In summary, successful trampoline park ROI is based on a well-balanced mix of attractions and efficient operation that creates multiple revenue streams.

Av. Presidente Riesco 5330, Parque Araucano, Las Condes, Región Metropolitana. As one of the best-known family attractions to visit indoors, KidZania Santiago is more than just a playground for children to run around and play. Children aged 4–17 can take part in more than 40 role-playing activities in a scaled city, such as being a firefighter, doctor, police officer, or fashion designer. Children can use their imagination while developing and learning in a fun way. They can visit as part of school trips, birthday celebrations, or family outings. The realistic edutainment setting offers a variety of activities that are engaging and educational.

Location: Boulevard -2 Vida Parque (Parque Araucano - Pdte. Riesco 5330, 7560996 Las Condes, Región Metropolitana, Chile

Website: https://santiago.kidzania.com/es-cl