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Brunswick Bowling - redefining family fun
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ll types of entertainment destinations - from FECs and bowling centres to amusement parks, arcades, resorts,
movie theatres, and bars - share common Consumers are looking for engaging, interactive, The ideal attraction differentiates venues and
some of the key challenges facing FECs and the solutions that Brunswick Bowling has developed
Providing interactive entertainment: Creating competitive advantages: unique amenities is critical to attracting new Keeping guests engaged and onsite longer: Over the past 15 years, attention spans have dropped 25%! When customers (and groups) are engaged they spend more, return more often,
activities increase onsite time and spending, with price resistance decreasing as perceived value
Maximum ROI in Minimal Space getting twist on traditional bowling that addresses competitive socialising activity that attracts new active adults, groups, families, and guests of all other similar-sized attractions, fitting in a mere
as it delivers all the fun of bowling while keeping it simple - no need to rent shoes or search friends and versatile enough to be challenging for
includes a swift payback period (typically under 12 months), with most proprietors enjoying a five-
Light it Up with Spark!
professionals, and millennials looking for wholesome family activities, unique date night destinations, and interactive outings that promote
flows down the lane to the pins, surrounding the engaging games encourage socialization while with unique targets, rules, and social media- worthy moments, providing a higher-value higher revenues, and boosted food and beverage
winning combination that appeals to the growing
training, 24/7 tech support, service and warranty
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MAY 2024
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