FUTURE EXPERIENCE FORMATS

Future Experience Center.
8,000–20,000 SF

A flexible active + digital family destination that preserves the experience journey while adapting attraction mix, staffing and program density to a smaller footprint.

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26Parks in the wider operating track record
20+Years of development and operating experience
300+Events and activations delivered
THE FORMAT

Scalable local destination.

Future Experience Center is designed for malls, lifestyle centers, resorts, mixed-use developments and master-planned communities.

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Indicative Footprint

8,000–20,000 SF

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Best Fit

Malls, lifestyle centers, resorts, mixed-use developments and master-planned communities

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Experience Role

A flexible active + digital family destination that preserves the experience journey while adapting attraction mix, staffing and program density to a smaller footprint.

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CORE EXPERIENCE

Same Philosophy. Right-Sized Delivery.

Each format uses the Future Experience standards, but the mix of physical attractions, creator stations, scheduled programs and amenities changes with scale.

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Child Excitement

The experience has to be genuinely fun and worth repeating.

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Creation & Agency

Children make choices and produce, solve, build, perform or improve something.

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Family Value

Parents need to see safety, comfort, convenience and meaningful use of time.

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Progression

The experience should have a path beyond the first visit.

05

Social Connection

Collaboration, family interaction and belonging are part of the design.

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Operational Sustainability

The format must be staffable, maintainable, refreshable and economically supportable.

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