Rainbow Ball Pit: Filled with 6cm - diameter PE balls (food - grade, UV - resistant). Purple, yellow, and blue interweave (yellow accounts for 40%, echoing the vibrancy of Indian festivals). At the center, a 3m - high rotating light platform (rotating at ≤5r/min, with EVA - padded edges) creates a "surge of balls" effect.

Spiral Slide (1.2m in diameter, HDPE, 3.5m drop): The flocked inner wall reduces sliding noise.

Straight - slide Carpet (2m wide, EPE - cushioned, 2.8m drop): Ideal for parent - child co - sliding, enhancing emotional bonds.

（1）As a "social hub", elders can assist children in sliding at the pit’s edge (observations show inter - generational interaction here is 65% higher than in pure play areas).

（2）The rotating light platform mimics the dynamics of festival floats, aligning with India’s festive atmosphere, increasing stay time by 40%.

（3）The flocked slide reduces the harsh noise of traditional plastic slides, meeting Indian families’ desire for "lively yet not noisy" environments.

（1）Modular Trampolines: 1.5m×1.5m standard modules with imported PP jumping surfaces (3mm thick, 65% rebound rate, certified for 50,000 fatigue cycles). Zoned as:

Free - Jumping Zone (purple - black): Pure jumping, 10 minutes ≈ 15 minutes of jogging (ideal for teens to warm up).

（2）Dodgeball Zone (yellow - blue netted): A 60㎡ area enclosed by 1.5m - high nylon nets (5cm mesh), with 10 soft dodgeballs (20cm - diameter PU, collision - proof).

（3）Basketball Interaction Zone (pink - purple hoops): 3 sets of adjustable hoops (2.2–2.8m high). The trampoline surface enhances rebound focus, and hoops have soft - rubber edges (45cm diameter, scratch - proof).

（1）The dodgeball zone caters to Indians’ love for group competition. For 8–16 - year - olds, each 15 - minute game sees over 30 passes/dodges, boosting cooperation and strategy.

（2）The basketball zone supports "inter - generational challenges" (elders vs. juniors). Adjusting hoop heights adds fun, fostering a strong competitive atmosphere (around 120 self - organized games monthly).

1. Mini Traffic System: 1:10 - scale PU soft vehicles (≤1kg, choke - proof), paired with EVA - printed roads (30° slopes, roundabouts, featuring Indian "autorickshaw" patterns).

（1）Sound - light Traffic Lights (manual red/yellow/green, with Hindi voice prompts).

（2）Simulated Gas Station (press - to - trigger fueling sounds, Hindi "fueled" announcements).

（3）Repair Station Screw - Matching (wooden nuts ≥3cm, Hindi - labeled).

（1）Hindi - voiced traffic lights introduce language learning (2–4 - year - olds recognize basic commands after 3–5 tries).

（2）"Autorickshaw" patterns boost cultural familiarity, increasing engagement by 35% compared to generic traffic scenes.

（3）Screw - matching hones fine motor skills (5–8 - year - olds take 2–3 minutes per repair, improving hand - eye coordination by 35%).

（1）Mini Football Field: 12㎡ simulated turf (5mm thick, scratch - proof, in Indian green). 3 sets of movable goals (1.2m high, PE, rounded edges), with soft footballs (20cm - diameter PU).

（2）Climbing Wall: 3.5m high, nylon climbing net (8cm mesh, in Indian blue). Holds are spaced 15–30cm (suited to teens’ heights), with a 1.2m - deep foam pit (10cm - diameter antibacterial foam) below.

（1）The football field aligns with India’s "football - for - all" spirit. For 10–16 - year - olds, each 20 - minute game sees ≥30 passes, strengthening teamwork and competition.

（2）The climbing wall satisfies the urge to "push limits". A single climb burns ≈120 calories (equivalent to 20 minutes of jogging), with the foam pit easing post - exercise tension.

（3）Turf and net in Indian green/blue boost cultural identity, increasing participation by 40%.

（1）3 sets of 1.2m - diameter mini trampolines (EVA - padded edges, 20cm high, 40% rebound rate, in Indian pink).

（2）Rainbow Soft Tunnel (4m long, inflatable, anti - slip, purple - yellow gradient).

（3）Magnetic Block Wall (2.5m×3m, permanent magnets + 200 ABS blocks, rounded, in Indian blue/yellow).

（1）Full soft padding prevents bumps. Mini trampolines’ low - intensity rebound protects 2–6 - year - olds’ joints.

（2）The magnetic wall supports 3D builds (e.g., "Indian temples", "festival floats"), integrating local elements to inspire cultural awareness (2–3 new local - themed builds monthly).

（3）Adjacent to the Parent Rest Area (6 Indian - purple fabric seats with USB ports), an independent disinfection station (Hindi - labeled, hand sanitizer + shoe covers) allows parents to monitor closely.

（1）Viewing Experience: 12 Indian - purple fabric seats by the panoramic window, with a light - refreshment bar (Hindi - labeled, water dispenser + disinfectant wipes).

（2）Smart Supervision: 4 close - up monitors (adjustable focus, Indian - green labeled). Scanning a QR code lets parents track their children and generate a "Growth Report" (calories, interaction frequency, cultural element exposure).

（3）Social Extension: A "communication aisle" between seats facilitates interaction among multi - generational Indian families (observations show 50% more elder - to - elder conversations than in traditional rest areas).

（1）5cm - thick EVA mats (≥90% impact absorption, EN 1177 - certified) throughout. Equipment edges have ≥10mm rounded corners.

（2）6cm - diameter pit balls (choke - proof); 10cm - thick foam pit blocks (burial - proof).

（3）Electrical equipment meets IP65 water/dust resistance. AR screens (if present) have anti - glare, anti - fingerprint coatings.

（1）Dominant purple (sacred), yellow (vibrant), blue (serene) align with Indian cultural symbolism.

（2）Zone markers and facility text use Hindi + English bilingual labels, enhancing local acceptance.

（1）"Circular + Radial" Flow: Entrance → Toddler Zone → Traffic Town → Ball Pit → Trampolines → Arena → Exit, balancing "toddler safety" and "teen energy release".

（2）"Inter - generational Interaction Nodes" (e.g., pit - side assist platforms, Traffic Town elder - guidance areas) strengthen family ties.

      This 570㎡ trampoline park embodies Pokiddo’s "customization" philosophy—every detail, from color to function, from text to scene, resonates with Indian culture and family needs:

Children learn rules in "autorickshaw games" and feel festival vibes in the "celebration - like ball pit".

Parents rediscover childhood fun in "inter - generational competitions" and chat freely in the "bilingual rest area"...