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Hop Land Taps Falco and Semnox to Deliver a Tech-Driven Experience
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op Land, a vibrant new family entertainment centre in Saudi Arabia, has officially opened its doors in Al
Qadisiyah. The launch of these locations was supported by a strategic technology partnership with Falco Playhub Solutions and Semnox Solutions, who provided the integrated systems that power the guest experience.
strategic partners in Saudi Arabia, led the ground-level execution of the project, overseeing everything from operations to on-site implementation. Working closely with Semnox, the teams rolled out an integrated technology ecosystem that powers the guest journey at Hop in between. Hop Land offers an immersive mix of
entertainment options, including trampolines, arcade games, creative play zones, educational The venue was designed to serve as a go-to destination for families seeking fun and flexibility under one roof.
robust technology platform, which includes point- of-sale systems, RFID card solutions, arcade game
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readers, discount and voucher management, and a kitchen order ticket (KOT) system for food and beverage operations. Guests can use RFID cards to access games and activities across the venue, ensuring a seamless, cashless experience that prioritizes convenience and engagement.
with Semnox, combining our deep expertise with their cutting-edge technology. Together, we are set to transform the amusement and leisure industry in Saudi Arabia with innovative and reliable Falco Playhub Solutions
driving the operational success and our team supporting with the right technology tools, Hop Land is set up for long-term impact in Saudi The successful launch of Hop Land represents
leaders like Falco Playhub Solutions, Semnox continues to deliver scalable, integrated solutions tailored to the needs of entertainment venues in dynamic markets.
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