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Supplier Showcase 2025: The biggest attractions projects landing worldwide this year

From waterpark suppliers and media specialists to creative designers, dark ride producers and operations specialists, Planet Attractions has gone to every corner of the globe to find out what’s hot in 2025

The year is off to a strong start, with a diverse array of new attractions set to open or already making an impact across the globe.

These attractions, powered by the industry’s leading suppliers, designers, and creatives, are setting the stage for the next wave of innovation and excellence within the sector.

From top-tier waterpark suppliers and media specialists to forward-thinking creative designers and dark ride producers, Planet Attractions has looked to every corner of the globe to bring you a comprehensive overview of the suppliers shaping the attractions industry in 2025.

For industry professionals, the annual Supplier Showcase represents an opportunity to gain insight into the exciting new offerings that will shape the future of attractions and entertainment in 2025 and beyond. Whether you’re looking for new solutions to enhance guest experiences or seeking innovative development partnerships, this showcase provides a detailed look at what’s on the horizon in 2025.

Welcome to your official 2025 Supplier Showcase, your go-to resource for the latest opportunities in the attractions sector.



Alterface is marking a significant milestone in 2025 with the debut of its first Action League attraction in China.

The new ride, which opened in time for the Chinese New Year at Suzhou Paradise Forest World, is located in the park’s Candy World section, within a three-story indoor family entertainment area.

The Action League Compact Edition can accommodate up to 288 riders per hour and is an interactive experience with shooting, competitive gaming, and movement with a multi-axis rotating platform. Featuring an interactive tournament format where multiple teams compete for victory, the attraction offers high-energy entertainment in a space-efficient and cost-effective package. This makes it well-suited for family entertainment centres (FECs) and malls.

Additionally, in 2025, Alterface will launch its Interactive Concept Design Service. A new offering, the service provides a tailored approach for clients looking to integrate interactive experiences from the very beginning of their projects. It also ensures seamless integration of interactivity, focusing on creating engaging experiences that resonate with visitors.

“At Alterface, we’ve always believed that interactivity is more than just an add-on,” said Stephane Battaille, CEO of Alterface. “It’s at the heart of the experience, bringing guests into the story.”

With over 20 years of expertise, Alterface’s holistic approach combines advanced technology with gameplay mechanics and storytelling to deliver and craft immersive and cohesive attractions.



This year is a landmark one for Triotech, with 2025 seeing the company celebrate 25 years since its inception.

Following the success of the Primordial Interactive Dark Coaster, which won the IAAPA Brass Ring Award for Best New Product in the Major Ride/Attraction category, Triotech is set to expand its portfolio with a number of new attractions.

Among the highlights this year are the launch of major projects in the Middle East. Triotech will debut Into the Deep - its largest-ever interactive dark ride - at Six Flags Qiddiya City, as well as the Transformers interactive dark ride for Saudi Entertainment Ventures.

Additionally, the first immersive attraction in a series based on the Warner Bros. Discovery Adventures IP will also open in Saudi Arabia, offering visitors an “unparalleled immersive experience”.

Triotech is also continuing its growth in the FEC market with several new products, including the attendant-free interactive four-player simulator SuperBlaster, the interactive VR coin-op simulator Storm, the popular Typhoon immersive coin-op ride, and the XD Dark Ride interactive theatre.

“These products underscore Triotech’s commitment to delivering engaging and innovative gaming experiences,” said the company. “Celebrating 25 years of cutting-edge attractions, Triotech’s 2025 promises to redefine interactive entertainment and reinforce our status as a global leader in the attractions industry.”



The coming year is shaping up to be a transformative year for BoldMove Nation, with the company about to strengthen its portfolio with new spinning family coasters while also introducing its advanced trackless ride system for dark rides.

This omnidirectional system offers advanced movement capabilities, including skidding, drifting, rotating, and side-to-side motion, all within compact spaces. Combining cutting-edge design with reliable technology, the system, says BoldMove, ensures smooth, low-maintenance operation with continuous battery power.

BoldMove is also shifting the focus of dark rides back to the vehicle, offering full customisation options, including seats and body design, to enhance guest comfort and overall experience.

In addition, the new version of the award-winning Smash & Reload interactive dark ride will feature BoldMove's trackless Rogue Rides vehicles, incorporating exciting new features to make the experience even more dynamic.

BoldMove is also preparing to refurbish and retheme two iconic dark rides in France in the first half of 2025. The first, Expédition Nautibus, opens this month at the Grand Aquarium de Saint Malo. The re-engineered and rethemed attraction will feature a new story and queue line, promising an even more engaging experience for visitors.



Holovis is stepping into 2025 with a wave of enthusiasm, as the company prepares to unveil a series of exciting projects – some of which are already in motion, and others still under wraps.

A major highlight is the growth of 360Golf, a revolutionary social gaming experience that has captured the attention of audiences worldwide. Following its highly successful debut at a trade show late in 2024, 360Golf is now rolling out to venues across the globe. With demand quickly growing, Holovis is seeing an influx of orders for courses to be installed this year. The next-generation gaming platform promises to deliver an immersive and interactive experience for players, and Holovis is eager to expand its reach in 2025.

Holovis is also set to unveil more location-based entertainment offerings, further expanding its influence in the sector. While specific details remain under wraps, the company says that new experiences are on the horizon, signalling a continued push toward innovation in immersive entertainment.

In addition to its current focus on social gaming, Holovis hasn't forgotten its roots in the theme park industry. The company is busy working on cutting-edge projects set to debut in 2025 and beyond. Though the specifics remain confidential, Holovis promises that these projects will showcase the same blend of advanced technology and storytelling expertise that the company is known for. Those looking to integrate large-scale technology, audio-visual elements, or interactive features into their next attraction are encouraged to reach out to Holovis for collaboration.

With a packed agenda for the upcoming year, Holovis is on track to continue its role as a leader in immersive entertainment, offering fresh and innovative experiences for venues around the world.



Accesso is entering 2025 with a focus on a number of products and a renewed commitment to driving innovation and enhancing guest experiences for attractions operators around the world.

One of the company’s standout offerings this year is the launch of accesso Passport Version 6, the latest release of its award-winning eCommerce platform. The latest version features a completely revamped user interface and user experience, alongside new modules designed to further streamline operations and elevate the guest journey. Accessible on any device, accesso Passport delivers a seamless experience across the entire guest journey, allowing operators to manage tickets, season passes, parking, meal deals, and more with ease. By centralising these services, accesso Passport provides operators with the tools to unlock significant revenue potential while ensuring a smooth and intuitive experience for guests.

In addition to accesso Passport, the supplier is also introducing the all-new accesso Passport mPOS - a flexible mobile point-of-sale solution that empowers staff to process transactions wherever guests are. From handling dated and dynamically priced tickets to parking fees, special exhibition add-ons, and more, this adaptable solution will enable seamless payments throughout the guest experience, improving service delivery and satisfaction.

Beyond this, accesso Freedom - a cloud-native restaurant and retail platform - while accesso Horizon is an advanced ticketing and visitor management solution. Meanwhile, accesso LoQueue is the company’s virtual queuing solution, created to transform the guest experience by eliminating physical lines, having already saved guests over 1.3 billion minutes in wait times since its launch in 2021.

“Our team is constantly working to ensure that our clients have access to the latest technology,” said Steve Brown, CEO of accesso. “This gives them the tools they need to achieve their goals and drive meaningful value.”



Brogent is set for an exciting year, with the launch of seven major projects across the globe in 2025.

Including six flying theatres and an immersive motion simulator, the new attractions will open in Canada, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Japan, China and Hong Kong.

One of the standout attractions is the state-of-the-art flying theatre opening in the summer in collaboration with Niagara Parks. Located at the edge of the iconic Horseshoe Falls in Canada, this cutting-edge experience will transport visitors on a journey that blends the breathtaking beauty of Niagara Falls with its rich cultural heritage. By weaving together history, geography, and emotive visuals, Brogent promises an unforgettable experience that deepens the connection to one of the world’s most celebrated natural wonders. This project, says Brogent, underscores the company’s expertise in merging advanced technology with powerful storytelling. The collaboration with Niagara Parks brings a comprehensive solution, encompassing themed design, flying theatre film production, and the construction of the theatre itself.

Brogent’s reach extends even further with the unveiling of the first flying theatre in Central America at Aztlán Parque Urbano, a premier urban park in Mexico known for its unique blend of entertainment and innovation.

In Saudi Arabia, Brogent will debut the region’s largest flying theatre, offering an immersive experience on an unprecedented scale.

Japan will also experience a breakthrough with the introduction of the world’s first LED dome screen flying theatre, while Hong Kong will join the ranks with its very first flying theatre, marking a new chapter in the city’s entertainment offerings.

These projects highlight Brogent’s continued commitment to pushing the boundaries of immersive experiences. With its diverse portfolio and cutting-edge technology, the company is set to have a significant impact on the global theme park and attractions landscape in 2025, delivering even more thrilling and dynamic experiences to audiences worldwide.



According to Connect&GO, running a park means managing crowds, training seasonal staff, and solving urgent problems - not adjusting prices in front of a screen. Existing solutions lack flexibility and aren’t adapted to the realities of operating a park and that's where a groundbreaking approach to dynamic pricing comes in.

The company is developing a new AI-driven system to change the way parks manage pricing, making it smarter and more intuitive. Inspired by the dynamic world of attractions, the predictive AI is designed to take the guesswork out of pricing decisions. It uses historical attendance patterns and weather forecasts to adjust prices in real-time, reducing overcrowding and enhancing guest satisfaction.

The innovative solution, says Connect&GO, allows park operators to set financial targets and then let the AI handle the complex calculations. Operators can trust the system to dynamically adjust prices based on key factors while maintaining control over which products are priced flexibly and which remain at fixed rates. A “handbrake” feature provides the peace of mind that, should a situation arise, operators can instantly halt automation and regain manual control.

Additionally, the system doesn’t just react to current conditions - it gets smarter over time. Thanks to machine learning, the AI will continue to improve, drawing from centralised data within Connect&GO’s Attraction Management System. By leveraging this data, the system will constantly refine its pricing models, giving operators an increasingly efficient and accurate tool to manage their attractions.

“With this innovative forecasting model, operators can set financial targets and let the AI handle the rest, freeing up time to work on big-picture operations,” says Connect&GO. “They will know what factors affect their pricing and be able to choose which products use flexible pricing while keeping others at a fixed rate. Operators will also have access to a hand break command which will immediately stop any automation and restore manual control.”



As Wild Creations celebrates its 15th anniversary, the company is marking a landmark year filled with impressive achievements and exciting developments.

Known for designing and creating world-class installations, Wild Creations has built a reputation for pushing creative boundaries in the attractions industry. From large-scale show sets and sculptures to immersive themed experiences, the company blends artistry with engineering to craft environments that both aim to captivate and inspire.

Wild Creations' projects are brought to life in its 40,000sq ft (3,700sq m) workshop in Cardiff, Wales, where the company employs a range of specialised skills, including 3D printing, CNC routing, carpentry, metalworking, laser cutting, scenic design, sculpting, and finishing. Each project is led by a dedicated project and design manager, while every creation undergoes rigorous testing and assembly in the workshop's dedicated area.

Looking ahead to 2025, Wild Creations is poised for significant growth, particularly as it continues to expand its presence in the US. Spearheading this expansion is Chris Smith, Wild Creations’ US Development Lead. Smith oversees all US operations, including the delivery of several high-profile projects set to debut in top US theme parks this year.

With its continued commitment to innovation and excellence, Wild Creations is well-positioned to take on new challenges and further solidify its place as a leader in the attractions industry.



Convious is redefining the way attractions are managed by introducing a suite of innovative AI tools, advanced dynamic pricing models, and seamless API integrations in 2025.

According to the company, these cutting-edge solutions are designed to enhance the visitor experience while streamlining operations for businesses in the attractions industry.

One of the standout innovations from Convious is Convious AI - a groundbreaking online concierge service that integrates effortlessly with WhatsApp, websites, and chatbots. This feature allows guests to purchase tickets, modify existing bookings, reissue lost tickets, and receive assistance 24/7 - all through simple conversational text.

Convious is also placing a strong emphasis on dynamic pricing in 2025 as a key strategy to maximise revenue and optimise visitor flow. This includes AI-Powered Dynamic Pricing, which uses factors like the weather and historical data to automatically analyse and adjust prices in real-time; and Rule-based Pricing which automatically adjusts prices during specific time periods within set parameters.

The results of adopting dynamic pricing through Convious have been impressive, with the company saying that partners have reported sales increases of up to 65%, revenue growth of up to 50%, and a reduction in visitor fluctuations by 15% to 60%.



At the forefront of the immersive experience industry for more than 30 years, LCI Productions will continue to be a leading force in immersive design and consultancy, in 2025.

Known for its spectacular seasonal light trails, interactive dark rides, simulators, and water-screen and fountain shows, LCI specialises in delivering everything from one-off spectaculars to permanent installations.

One of the company’s major highlights for 2025 will be the return of the Windsor Great Park Illuminated seasonal light trail. In collaboration with IMG Events, LCI will transform a 2.2km (1.4mi) forest trail into an immersive journey, underpinned by an original storyline and characters. The experience, says LCI, will incorporate an impressive mix of immersive technologies, including hydro screens, 3D projection mapping, holograms, light tunnels, and holofans, with the combination offering up a truly multisensory spectacle.

Also in 2025, the company will also work closely with multiple clients from concept to completion for one-off spectaculars, experiential stunts and permanent installations.



Simtec Systems, a global leader in media-based entertainment attractions, is gearing up for the launch of a groundbreaking project in the US in 2025. While specifics about the launch remain confidential, the company has promised an unparalleled entertainment experience when the attraction opens later in the year.

Following the successful debut of its HEXaFLITE10 mini flying theatres at Malta's Mercury Towers, Simtec is also working on developing a number of new and exciting attractions concepts.

Simtec’s 2025 ambitions don’t stop in the US, with the company preparing for further projects in Asia. The additional systems, slated to open in 2026, further cementing the company’s position as a leading force in the global attractions market.

“Our team is extremely motivated to bring new ideas to life and to continue to develop innovative solutions,” said Andreas Stickel, CEO of Simtec Systems.

“We notice that there is a strong demand for innovation in the industry, and with our upcoming projects, we are confident we will set new standards and captivate audiences across the globe."



WhiteWater is gearing up for a strong 2025, with a series of exciting new attractions set to open across the globe.

From hotels and resorts to cruise ships, the projects from the waterparks supplier will feature world and regional firsts, along with a variety of thrilling new ride experiences for visitors to enjoy.

In the US, WhiteWater will debut several high-profile attractions, including Bavarian Inn - the largest indoor waterpark in Michigan.

In Tennessee, Soaky Mountain Waterpark will introduce the world’s first zero-G lateral drifting water slide, Wall Runner, while Kings Island will enhance its Soak City with Ohio’s first dual racing water coaster and new slides for kids.

In Orlando, Holiday Inn Resort Orlando Suites will feature a new RainFortress 3, water slides, and a FlowRider Double, while in Texas, San Antonio Zoo will roll out a set of solutions from WhiteWater through Vantage’s attractions management platform.

A major highlight of the year for the company will be the opening of nine FlowRider and FlowSurf projects, including one on board Royal Caribbean’s Star of the Seas cruise ship.

In Latin America, WhiteWater is working on several upscale hotel and resort openings. Hotel Xcaret Mexico will feature a towering structure with five water slides, while in Brazil, Beach Park will unveil the world’s tallest Master Blaster, reaching an impressive height of 27.9m. Thermas dos Laranjais will also introduce Nações, a slide complex offering two six-person raft rides, each combining three iconic slide features.

Asia is set to experience some of the year’s most eagerly anticipated openings, starting with Legoland Shanghai Resort, which will feature an AquaPlay 1050. In addition, significant developments are in progress across China, including major projects in Chongqing and Zhejiang.

The Middle East will also see some spectacular additions, including the region’s first-ever water ride integrated into a water slide tower - a Shoot the Chute at Yas Waterworld in Abu Dhabi. This addition is part of a major expansion, featuring 18 new rides and 3.3km of slide path - all designed by WhiteWater. Nearby, the Grand Hyatt Dubai is set to unveil a new waterpark that promises to be one of the world’s largest urban resorts. In Turkey, the Regnum Carya Hotel will feature 13 new slides and an AquaPlay 1750.

WhiteWater’s ambitious plans don’t stop there, with Aquarabia Qiddiya City set to be one of the world’s most significant waterpark developments. Opening later in the year, the park will feature record-breaking water slides and two rides - a Shoot the Chute and a Spinning Rapids Ride - along with an Endless Surf lagoon. Additionally, the nearby Six Flags Qiddiya City will feature a highly-themed Log Flume ride.

With so many innovative projects in the pipeline, 2025 promises to be a landmark year for WhiteWater, as the company continues to push the boundaries of water park entertainment and create unforgettable experiences for visitors around the world.



ADG (Aquatic Development Group) has a lineup of groundbreaking projects across both the waterpark and surf markets in 2025.

A leader in delivering cutting-edge aquatic experiences ADG is involved in two major resort waterpark projects set to open in 2025. The Okana Resort & Indoor Waterpark in Oklahoma City and the Bavarian Inn Indoor Waterpark in Frankenmuth both showcase ADG’s expertise in turnkey design-build, project management, and developer support. Both projects also combine thrilling aquatic attractions with operational efficiency, creating memorable guest experiences while maximising revenue potential for the facilities.

Beyond resort developments, ADG continues to lead the way in wave generation technology. The company will supply its WaveTek wave equipment for several new installations, including a brand-new wave pool at Sun Splash Family Waterpark in Cape Coral, Florida. Featuring an AquaWave system, the system will deliver high-performance waves, elevating the guest experience at the attraction.

ADG’s EpicSurf, a deep-water stationary wave system, is also making literal waves with major new installations and future announcements. As demand for authentic surf experiences continues to rise globally, EpicSurf is also set to bring Epic surf adventures to destinations worldwide in 2025, offering visitors the thrill of real surfing without the need for an ocean.

As ADG moves into 2025, the company remains dedicated to delivering high-impact waterpark solutions and surf innovations that not only meet but exceed guest expectations. By combining state-of-the-art wave technology and expert project execution, ADG is setting new industry standards and continuing to transform the water and surf attraction landscape.



The year is already shaping up to be a busy one for Simworx, with the company celebrating its busiest and most ambitious 12 months to date.

With multiple attractions set to open across three continents, among the highlights is the opening of a 40-seat Pegasus Flying Theatre in Istanbul. This attraction has garnered significant attention and showcases the versatility of Simworx's Flying Theatre solution. Fully customisable to meet the capacity and spatial needs of any venue, the Pegasus Flying Theatre is set to become a standout feature in the Istanbul landscape when it opens later in 2025.

In the UK, Simworx is putting the finishing touches on an Immersive Superflume, while in The Netherlands, a bespoke Special Effects Motion Theatre attraction is nearing completion for a local museum. Both projects promise to deliver immersive, high-quality entertainment with a focus on cutting-edge technology and storytelling.

Simworx is also preparing to unveil two bespoke attractions in the US, with both projects set to open in the second quarter of 2025. These unique, story-driven experiences in Tennessee’s renowned Pigeon Forge region and Branson, Missouri, will each feature 108 seats and will incorporate dynamic motion seating, VR elements, pre-show elevator simulators, and a wide array of immersive special effects designed to transport guests into captivating worlds.

Elsewhere, the company is working on an Immersive Tunnel Ride, a large AGV Dark Ride, and another Special Effects Motion Theatre, with all three attractions scheduled for installation later in 2025. These upcoming attractions will, says the company, further expand Simworx's footprint in the global immersive entertainment market.

An exciting concept is the company’s C360 system. Launched in 2024, the revolutionary platform allows guests to view events within stadiums and arenas from a 360-degree perspective. Response to the system has been positive following a successful debut at the World Football Summit in Riyadh in December. Positive meetings with prospective clients have paved the way for the first installation, which is expected in the near future.

With more in the pipeline, 2025 is shaping up to be a defining year for Simworx, with the company ready to continue delivering attractions that push the limits of immersive entertainment across the globe.

“While we can’t share all the details just yet, we promise that more exciting announcements are on the horizon,” said Simworx. “Stay tuned as Simworx continues to deliver unforgettable attractions to audiences worldwide, with 2025 set to be a defining chapter in our journey.”



Semnox Solutions is continuing to provide an all-encompassing suite of integrated technology solutions designed for theme parks, family entertainment centres (FECs), waterparks, and leisure venues worldwide in 2025.

With a presence in over 60 countries, Semnox's end-to-end platform is designed to streamline operations, enhance guest experiences, and drive revenue growth worldwide.

At the core of Semnox’s offering is its advanced venue management ecosystem. This includes online ticketing solutions, point-of-sale (POS) systems, RFID cashless payments, access control, and a range of guest engagement tools. A standout feature is its state-of-the-art RFID cashless technology, paired with the Radian Wristband, specifically designed for trampoline parks. These solutions ensure seamless transactions, enhance safety, and optimise operational efficiency, providing a frictionless experience for both guests and operators.

In the last 12 months, Semnox has continued a global expansion, opening new offices in the UK and Saudi Arabia (KSA) to provide more localised support to its clients worldwide. As the company forges ahead in 2025, it remains dedicated to pushing boundaries with new integrations and enhancements designed to elevate the guest journey. These innovations, it says, will empower operators with real-time insights, data-driven decision-making, and frictionless venue management, making it easier than ever to optimise operations.

As 2025 unfolds, Semnox continues to set new industry standards, revolutionising venue management and guest experiences through its innovative technologies.

“With recent successful deployments at venues like ATOMIC City Fun Center, The People’s Choice Family Fun Center, The Gameroom, Malahi, Fun X World, BEAT Active, Sunrise Water Park and Al Watan Water Park, Semnox is reinforcing its position as a global leader in venue technology,” said Semnox. “The company is expanding its footprint across the US, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, ensuring its state-of-the-art solutions remain accessible to FECs, parks and attractions worldwide.”