The choice of digital sports venue operators
Scenario diagnosis
3 questions to pinpoint your venue type
5-layer product structure
Whitepaper methodology, not device stacking
Budget & payback
Range in 10s, no sign-up
9-step delivery
From site survey to opening support
STEP 03 · Budget — Investment estimate
How much will your venue cost?
3 questions, results in 10 seconds. Equipment list, fit-out budget, and payback period at a glance. No sign-up — leave your details only if you find it valuable.
How much will your venue cost?
3 questions to estimate investment range and payback (no sign-up, instant result)
📊 Result (Shopping Mall)
💡 Based on your Shopping Mall scenario and 1500㎡ area, mapped against the whitepaper Chapter 5 product-structure model. Final config should be refined by a SPORTS ANT consultant on-site.
STEP 01 · Qualify — Which scenario are you?
6 scenarios, each with its own challenges
SPORTS ANT distilled 6 typical scenarios from 120+ operating venues. Click yours to see whitepaper pain-point breakdowns, 3-layer diagnostic questions, and the precise product matrix.
Shopping Mall
800-3,000㎡
Core pain point: Homogeneous tenant mix · Weak traffic on upper and basement levels · Limited rent tolerance for experience formats
Cultural Tourism
1,000-5,000㎡
Core pain point: Heavy weather dependence · Large peak-to-off-season gap · Too few secondary-spend options · Homogenization
Sports Park
500-1,500㎡
Core pain point: Public-service mandate vs commercial sustainability · Equipment idle outside organised events · Few structured activities to bring people back
Hotel & Resort
300-1,000㎡
Core pain point: Thin entertainment offering · Short guest dwell time · Nowhere to go on rainy days
Edu & Science
500-2,000㎡
Core pain point: Equipment is entertainment-first · No curriculum or teaching loop · Weak link between a visit and classroom outcomes
Arcade & FEC
300-1,500㎡
Core pain point: Pressure to earn high revenue per square metre · Homogeneous machines · Prize and ticket compliance requirements
STEP 07 · Case Studies — How peers did it
Real cases: how they designed their digital sports venues
From malls to cultural tourism, sports parks to edutainment centers — these operating venues all used SPORTS ANT’s 5-layer methodology. See how your industry peers did it.
Shanghai Premium Mall · Digital Sports Zone
A 2,200㎡ atrium zone combining attraction, signature-experience and competitive-social layers. Fri–Sun accounts for 65% of traffic, and competitive leaderboards drive a 32% monthly repeat rate.
Beijing Core Mall · Family Digital Sports Center
Targeting families with children aged 3–12, it combines the family, signature-experience and arcade layers; on weekends 80% of revenue comes from family-linked spending.
Hangzhou Cultural Tourism · Immersive Digital Sports
An ancillary format for the scenic area, themed around immersion, combining signature-experience and competitive-social layers; daily attendance exceeds 1,500 on holidays.
Guangzhou Sports Park · Digital Sports Complex
Leveraging the public-sports atmosphere of the park, it focuses on the competitive-social layer with an in-house monthly tournament system, drawing 60+ participants per event.
Jiamusi · 10,000㎡ Flagship District
A flagship project in Northeast China with a dual-floor structure validating the "family traffic + trendy revenue" model. 1F family zone, 2F sports-ant trendy district; the brand's showcase case.
Dongguan LCC PARK · 5,300㎡ Large Play Centre
A representative 5,000㎡+ venue validating the "4-lane bowling as anchor + 6-8 mid-size machines + family zone + F&B" configuration logic.
2025 whitepaper case portraits. Actual projects are subject to on-site survey results.
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