Sweeten Up Your Business with a Cotton Candy Vending Machine

1. Skill play claws attract dedicated gamers for repeat revenue, while "win every time" settings guarantee prizes for families using lower-cost toys and candies.

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A ​commercial air hockey table​ from MARWEY is a heavy-duty, coin-operated game built for high-traffic venues like ​Family Entertainment Centers (FECs)​, ​bars, and ​arcades, featuring a powerful blower motor, durable acrylic playing surface, and reinforced construction for long-term profitability.

The best prizes are small, inexpensive, but highly appealing to your target audience. Popular choices include:

• ​For Kids:​​ Small plush toys, bouncy balls, keychains of popular characters, stickers, temporary tattoos, and mini puzzles.

• ​General Appeal:​​ Individually wrapped candies or chocolates are always a hit.

  The prizes should be light enough for the claw to lift easily but not so small that they fall through the claw's grip. Regularly rotating prizes helps maintain interest and encourages customers to return to see what's new.

• Age Limits: Most commercial trampoline parks set an age limit for unsupervised or solo jumping, often requiring children under the age of 6 to be accompanied by an adult, or they may have dedicated soft-play areas for toddlers. There is typically no upper age limit.
• Best Age: Trampoline parks are designed to be enjoyed by all ages, but the most enthusiastic user groups are often school-age children (ages 6 to 12) and teenagers. Modern FECs with ninja courses and other attractions aim to attract young adults and families as well.

The three legs of the stool are: 1. Tickets, Passes, and Game Play (the largest volume source); 2. Birthday Party and Group Event Packages (the highest margin source); and 3. Food & Beverage (F&B) sales (critical for increasing average spend). Diversification across these three areas minimizes risk.