Marwey: Elevating Toddler Indoor Playgrounds to New Heights

1. Well-placed claw machines earn $100-$800+/month based on location traffic, strategic prize selection ($0.30-$1.20 cost per item), and optimized payout settings.

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The size of a Family Entertainment Center (FEC) can vary widely, but they are typically designed to maximize guest capacity and attraction diversity within a commercial space.

FECs generally fall into three categories based on facility size:

• Small Centers: Often under 10,000 square feet. These might focus primarily on arcades or a single large soft-play structure.
• Mid-Sized Centers (Most Common): Usually range from 10,000 to 40,000 square feet. This size allows for multiple anchor attractions like laser tag, mini-bowling, party rooms, and a substantial Food & Beverage area.
• Large-Format Entertainment Complexes: These exceed 40,000 square feet and may include features such as full bowling alleys, indoor go-karts, or trampolines.

When planning your layout, MARWEY helps clients select the right mix of attractions to fit their available footprint while ensuring high throughput and maximizing the revenue potential of every square foot.

Equipment durability is directly linked to profitability. MARWEY prioritizes heavy-duty materials to ensure minimal downtime. Every hour an attraction is out of service for repair is lost revenue. Durable equipment also protects your brand reputation by guaranteeing a consistent, high-quality, and safe experience for every visitor.

The time for a trampoline park to achieve a full Return on Investment (ROI) can vary, but industry benchmarks suggest that a profitable park typically begins to see substantial financial gains and can reach profitability within 18 to 24 months post-launch.

Key factors influencing this timeline include the initial investment size, rent/lease terms, operational efficiency, and effective marketing.