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Sam Custers - CEO of The Park Playground
Park World’s Matt Broughton spoke with The Park Playground’s CEO, Sam Custers.
Sam Custers
Matt: Sam, can you please introduce yourself, explain your role and responsibilities at The Park Playground, and give us a little background on how you came to hold this position in the industry? Sam: Park Playground. I lead a passionate team dedicated to reshaping entertainment through immersive experiences that connect people. With over 15 years of experience in entertainment, recruitment, and hospitality, my focus is on driving
strategic growth, operational excellence, and delivering transformative customer experiences.
into a broad range of immersive entertainment, ensuring that every experience we create is both memorable and accessible. I'm passionate about innovation and seek to collaborate with forward-thinking individuals and organizations that value purpose-driven growth.
Matt: Sam: ultimate goal is to bring our different games to as many locations as possible making sure we cater to a broad audience, from traditional shooters to family- friendly escape rooms. These efforts are helping us build a unique position in the sector.
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"We’re also focused on expanding the diversity of our VR offerings, making sure we cater to a broad audience"
Matt: What are your overall goals for the year? Sam: developed experiences that appeal to a wide variety of people, including shooters for thrill-seekers, competitive team-building games for corporate clients, and immersive escape rooms that the whole family can enjoy. This accessible and engaging for everyone.
Matt: Please can you tell us all about that? Sam: great addition to our portfolio because it caters to a broad audience, offering an engaging and fast-paced game that works well in high-traffic areas like shopping centers and entertainment hubs. It has already become popular in
Matt: Sam:
APRIL 2025
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