Indoor Dry Slide Parks Set to Redefine the Family Entertainment Industry Between 2026 and 2030
Wenzhou, China – March 2026 — A structural transformation is underway in the global Family Entertainment Center (FEC) industry. As developers seek scalable, weather-independent, and operationally efficient attraction formats, Indoor Dry Slide Parks are emerging as one of the most promising growth segments for the 2026–2030 investment cycle. Originally inspired by outdoor waterpark engineering, this new indoor format combines high-speed slide design with modular steel structures and friction-optimized slide surfaces — eliminating the need for water systems while retaining the thrill factor. Industry observers suggest this hybrid model may represent the fourth major evolution of indoor entertainment over the past two decades. From Soft Play to Performance-Based Entertainment The FEC market has historically evolved in phases: • Early 2000s: Toddler-focused soft play centers • 2010–2018: Trampoline park expansion • 2018–2024: Hybrid immersive and competitive formats • 2025 onward:...