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Indoor dry slide parks are becoming the fastest-growing FEC format. Lower operational cost, year-round revenue, and multi-age appeal make this waterpark-inspired concept ideal for modern entertainment centers.

From international airports to mixed-use commercial hubs, public environments are no longer designed only for transit — they are being reimagined as family-friendly experience destinations.

Over the last five years, indoor trampoline park development—particularly in North America—has shifted from product-based purchasing to system-based platform construction.

China is evolving from mass production to system export. Instead of supplying standalone products, leading manufacturers now deliver integrated solutions that combine design, engineering, automation, and global execution. This article explores how Dream Garden represents the new generation of Chinese manufacturers redefining global production through system-driven innovation.

As indoor playground and FEC projects become more capital-intensive, international investors are re-evaluating how they select manufacturers. This article explains what FEC investors expect from playground manufacturers in 2026, focusing on risk control, execution certainty, and long-term investment value.

As indoor playground projects become larger and more complex, manufacturing is shifting from a product-driven model to a project-driven approach. This article explains what project-driven manufacturing means, why it is emerging, and how it is reshaping the role of playground manufacturers worldwide.

As global indoor playground and FEC projects become more complex, international buyers are rethinking how they select manufacturers. This article analyzes why OEM-only playground suppliers are no longer the default choice, and how project complexity, regulatory responsibility, and long-term ROI expectations are reshaping global procurement decisions.