'Hot Lava' in a kitchen. Photo: David Trood.
Each member of the family or group needs to participate to succeed. The activities are intergenerational and target each member of a family. The activities are entertaining and focus on a positive approach to good health. The physical level of activity is high in all eight activities.
Even in a busy life there is room for exercise
The classical game “Hot Lava”, can be experienced here in a whimsical version of a kitchen. Visitors enjoy a shared experience where balance and muscle strength are put to the test.
The kitchen is designed as a game where as many lamps as possible must be turned off within 3 minutes. Sensors reveal if a player touches the kitchen floor, and points are deducted from the total score. Sound effects indicate how the team is performing.
Installed in a whimsical setting, the Dance Bathroom shows that dancing can take place anytime and anywhere – even in a bathroom.
Happy music and an enthusiastic video-host gets the whole family moving in an unpretentious and fun way. All participants are tracked by sensors that assess their ‘moves’ and give an overall score at the end.
The Dance Bathroom
The Ball Cage
Coordination and speed are at stake when a family needs to work together to score as many goals as possible by throwing balls into the glowing holes. The layout turns the logic of a sports’ hall around by making the spectator seats the target. Your effort is rewarded automatically with points that are included in the total score for the entire exhibition.
The message is that ball games can also take place in informal settings and provide fun and energetic experiences with a high level of movement.
