Opening an arena does not begin with choosing only one kit of equipment. First, it is important to understand the task: what type of playing ground you need, who will be playing, what kind of space is already available or only being planned, and what result you want to achieve.
After the first request, specialists review the project specifications and help select the best solution. If the project requires not only equipment supply but also the work with the playing ground, the process can cover everything from the technical specifications to the arena's launch.
TELL US ABOUT THE PROJECT
First, you need to describe the idea: the city, format, floor area or status of searching the area, target audience, and project requirements.
MAKE THE ANALYSIS OF THE GROUND
During the analysis phase, factors such as the site's location and size, surrounding conditions, the target audience, and project requirements are taken into account. The cost depends on the selected options and is calculated individually.
DESIGN THE PLAYING GROUND IF NECESSARY
The project may include a design brief, concept, zoning, layout, working documentation, 3D visualization, and a cost estimate. Options include a standalone design project or support during the site development process.
BUILD AND EQUIP AN ARENA
Once the project has been prepared, the gaming arena is constructed. Turnkey projects include architectural supervision during construction, equipment installation and configuration, and assistance with running the first game.
SET UP THE EQUIPMENT AND TRAIN THE TEAM
The final stage may include area acceptance, equipment delivery, and training. Instructions, video materials, software, and game scenarios are available for ongoing operations.
GET POST-LAUNCH SUPPORT
Service consultations, maintenance and repair manuals, and club development materials are available for the following work.
The timeline and scope of work depend on the readiness of the area, the chosen equipment package, and specific project tasks. To receive a cost estimate and launch plan, please contact the CYBERTAG team.
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