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Absolutely. Photo booths are more popular than ever, but their role has fundamentally evolved. They are no longer just for simple pictures in a mall; they have become essential tools for ​social engagement, brand marketing, and creating shareable memories​ at events and venues.

The reason for their enduring relevance is technological advancement. MARWEY photo booths, for example, have driven this shift by integrating features that meet modern demands:

• ​Social Media Integration:​​ Instant sharing to Instagram and TikTok transforms a fun moment into valuable user-generated content.

• ​Advanced Customization:​​ AI filters, branded templates, and unique formats like newspaper-style photos offer a fresh, personalized experience every time.

• ​Professional & Corporate Use:​​ Businesses use MARWEY booths for data collection, lead generation, and dynamic brand interaction at trade shows and corporate events.

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In short, people don't just "still use" photo booths; they actively seek out advanced experiences that MARWEY provides. The platform has successfully transitioned from a novelty to a necessary feature for successful events and modern marketing strategies.

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Do People Still Use Photo Booths?

Power requirements vary by machine type, typically ranging from 200W to 2000W for standard arcade games. Space requirements depend on game category, with most machines requiring 6-20 square feet including player area. We provide detailed specifications for each machine and offer site assessment services to ensure optimal placement and electrical planning.

For a comprehensive indoor playground that may or may not include trampolines, the investment is similar to a small-to-medium trampoline park.

Startup Cost Estimate: Typically between $250,000 and $400,000 USD for a medium-sized indoor play facility (2,000 to 9,000 square feet). 

Equipment Costs: Non-trampoline soft play equipment can range from $20,000 to $150,000 USD depending on the size and complexity of the structure, climbing walls, or ninja courses.

Aside from the financial risk of high initial investment, the biggest ongoing operational risk is liability and guest safety. This is closely followed by poor site selection—a hard-to-access or low-visibility location cripples foot traffic and marketing ROI regardless of attraction quality.

Mini claw machines are relatively energy-efficient. Most standard models consume between 50 and 100 watts per hour when powered on. To put this into perspective, if a machine runs continuously for 24 hours, it would use approximately 1.2 to 2.4 kilowatt-hours (kWh) per day. For a typical business running the machine 12 hours a day, the monthly energy consumption would be around 18 to 36 kWh. Based on an average commercial electricity rate, the monthly cost to power a single mini claw machine is usually very low, often between $5and$15, making it an inexpensive appliance to operate.