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The capacity of your photo session depends on the MARWEY model you select:

• Open-Air Style Booths (Like our Mirror Booth and 360 Photo Booth Machine): These are the best for large groups and are our most versatile option. Because they lack physical walls, you can easily fit 8 to 12+ people into the frame. These are fantastic for wedding parties, large family reunions, and corporate group shots. The 360 Photo Booth is designed for a smaller, dynamic group of 1–4 people rotating on the platform for video capture.

• Kiosk and AI Photo Booth Machine: Our modern, self-standing kiosks (like the AI Photo Booth Machine) are generally designed for ease of use and quick sessions, making them perfect for smaller groups of 1 to 4 people to stand comfortably in front of the lens.

• Enclosed/Traditional Booths (Like our NEWSPAPER Photo Booth Machine): If you prefer a more classic, private experience, these typically offer a bench or limited space, fitting 2 to 3 people comfortably inside.

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When choosing your MARWEY machine, consider the nature of your events—whether you need large group shots or intimate, focused portraits—to select the perfect fit for your clientele.

LLC registration is recommended​ to protect personal assets. Licenses vary by location—check local regulations for permits and sales tax requirements.

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Essential technology includes an integrated Point-of-Sale (POS) system that manages ticketing, game cards, and F&B sales seamlessly. Modern centers also rely on automated waiver software, integrated CCTV security systems, and robust online booking platforms to minimize staffing needs and streamline guest entry.

We offer comprehensive support.  For every order, we provide detailed installation manuals and remote video guidance.  

For larger projects, we can dispatch our experienced engineers for on-site installation and commissioning.  
> Contact us to discuss your project's needs.

The primary disadvantages and risks for a trampoline park business include:

• Higher Risk of Injury: Trampoline parks, by their nature, carry a higher risk of injury (e.g., fractures, sprains) compared to many other family entertainment options, leading to higher insurance costs and potential liability.
• High Initial Investment: Significant upfront capital is required for the facility, equipment, and safety padding.
• Operating Costs: High ongoing costs for safety maintenance, regular equipment inspections, liability insurance, and trained staff (court monitors/referees).
• Perceived Risk by Customers/Landlords: The public perception of injury risk can deter some customers, and some commercial landlords may be hesitant to lease space to a high-liability business.