Add active play to your attraction mix.

An alternative to passive play

Players use real paddles and balls to compete against a responsive target wall. The familiar action and visible scoring make the experience easy to explain to mixed-age groups.

Create another party rotation

The pickleball simulator can be incorporated into birthday, group and event packages. Each operator determines session length, supervision and packaging for its venue.

Serve different skill levels

Casual games, score challenges and skills-focused modes provide more than one reason to play. Final available modes and product details should be confirmed for the selected system.

Evaluate the floor plan

System dimensions are approximately 11 feet high, 11 feet wide and 4 feet deep. The complete player zone, circulation and site requirements must be assessed separately.

Operator planning checklist

For a family entertainment centre, the core test is whether an attraction works for mixed groups and fits the venue’s party flow. Consider how quickly first-time players can begin, whether the scoring is visible to spectators, how long a round lasts, and whether the experience gives groups a natural reason to rematch.

• 01 · Map the attraction into party rotations
• 02 · Check sightlines for players and spectators
• 03 · Set age, supervision and safety policies
• 04 · Compare throughput with the surrounding attractions
• 05 · Plan how staff explain and reset a session

Frequently asked questions