Solutions · Malls & family entertainment centers
Bowling for malls and game zones. An anchor attraction in the space of a kiosk row - two duckpin lanes and a shooting range pulling families in on weekdays, not just weekends.
The problem
Dead zones don’t pay rent. Every mall has them - the odd corner, the low-footfall wing, the space too small for an anchor and too big for a kiosk. Entertainment converts them, but a ten-pin alley needs 2,000 sq ft and a year of fit-out.
What fits
A full attraction mix in under 1,500 sq ft.
Combine lanes and firing points to match your footprint and footfall.
2-lane duckpin core
700–1,000 sq ft. The marquee draw - visible, social, photographable. ₹350 a game with 6 games an hour per lane.
Fundook firing line
2–4 laser shooting points along a wall. ~40 sq ft each, ₹150–300 a session - the highest revenue per square foot in the zone.
Playarka platform
One dashboard for both: bookings, scoring, leagues, offers. Runs with the staff you already have.
The numbers that matter here
Deal shape
Buy it, lease it, or share the revenue. Outright purchase for operators, revenue-share for mall developers who want the attraction without running it, and equipment-finance EMI for franchisees. We structure around your leasing model.
FAQ
Common questions
We already have a game zone. Why add bowling?
What about the ceiling height and floor loading?
Can this work as a revenue-share instead of capex?
Get started
Turn the dead corner into the anchor.
Share a floor plan and footfall estimate. We come back within 48 hours with a layout, a quote, and the revenue math for your venue.