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Nickelodeon-Themed Family Entertainment Centre Debuts in Jakarta
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new Nickelodeon-branded family entertainment centre has opened its doors in Jakarta, Indonesia, bringing characters from SpongeBob SquarePants, PAW Patrol, Dora the Explorer, Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles and Garfield to life. Situated inside the Senayan Park shopping mall, the venue is the latest
flagship project from Play Culture, a Hong Kong-based operator specialising in IP-driven family attractions across Asia. The company says the centre has been created to provide a “high-quality, interactive play experience for families in Jakarta” through the use of Nickelodeon’s popular properties. Play Culture is also preparing to launch a second attraction, Nickelodeon
Playtime: PAW Patrol, at the Carstensz Mall in Banten. Set to become the first- ever PAW Patrol-themed location-based entertainment experience in Asia, the centre will invite children to explore Adventure Bay through imaginative play zones, physical challenges and interactive learning. Kelly Coskun, vice president of Play Culture, said: “From design to execution
to training our on-ground operation and entertainment team, it was truly a fun journey and this project really have truly paid off in the most successful way, we have been full house every day since opening.” Strengthening Nickelodeon’s Footprint in Asia In a statement, Play Culture added: “In partnership with PT Tematik Makmur Abadi, our exclusive developer and operator of Nickelodeon Playtime Play
Centers in Indonesia, we are dedicated to enriching family experiences while supporting a thriving ecosystem of retailers, entertainment venues and brand activations nationwide. “This launch represents a major milestone in expanding Nickelodeon’s
presence across Asia Pacific and highlights Indonesia’s growing role as a hub for world-class family entertainment.”
New pinball arcade opens its doors in Wyoming
A new pinball-focused amusement venue has launched in Laramie, Wyoming, offering a family-friendly space designed to bring the local community together. Arcade Laradise officially welcomed its first visitors on 12 December,
marking the opening of a venue dedicated to shared play and social gaming experiences. The arcade is home to a selection of classic and modern pinball
machines, including Family Guy, Avengers and Terminator 2: Judgement Day. The founders say the space has been created to encourage people to play together rather than in isolation. According to founders Aaron King and Michael Armagost, the
concept for Arcade Laradise began unexpectedly after they discovered a Family Guy pinball machine at a rubbish dump, sparking the idea to build a venue around their shared enthusiasm for the game. The arcade’s soft opening also featured live entertainment, with a
local musician performing for guests attending the launch. In a post shared on social media, Arcade Laradise said: “We want
to give a special thanks to Cicada Summer for performing our soft opening and for everyone who stopped by to play some games with us. Stay tuned, there will be more games fixed as soon as possible.”
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