The world’s first indoor suspended playground, AIRZONE, officially reopens today with new experiences that include inclusive play. Situated at City Square Mall (#02-K4) spanning four levels, AIRZONE was closed for 11 months alongside the mall’s renovations.
Today, AIRZONE is relaunched as Singapore’s first attraction onboarded onto inclusive tech platform, Cérge Tech. It is a digital accessibility companion website that enables Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and their caregivers to access key information about participating sporting, leisure, education and tourism venues prior to their visit. The platform provides users information regarding a destination’s accessibility and sensory experience, as well as available support services.
Mr Chris Kerrisk, Co-founder of Cérge Tech, said: “We are proud to partner with AIRZONE to create a play experience where everyone can enjoy active fun without barriers. This partnership with AIRZONE exemplifies how technology can transform the way we experience public spaces. We hope that this will encourage other attraction venues in Singapore to partner with us to make shared spaces more inclusive.”
As the first Southeast Asian attractionon the Cérge Tech platform, AIRZONE is also introducing a range of technology-enhanced experiences designed to appeal and cater to PWDs. These activities include laser tag and silent disco that can be enjoyed from the sidelines. This makes it possible for PWDs who require mobility equipment to also participate in activities their family and friends partake in.
In addition, these activities are designed to be age-inclusive, allowing seniors to participate in the fun for a truly multi-generational experience. By offering activities that cater to different accessibility needs, AIRZONE aims to create an enjoyable and inclusive environment that allows every visitor to enjoy experiences that suit them best.
Mr Sam Chiu, co-founder of AIRZONE, said: “At AIRZONE, we believe that play should be accessible to everyone. Our partnership with Cérge Tech reinforces our commitment to inclusivity by ensuring that all guests, regardless of accessibility or sensorial needs, can enjoy themselves at AIRZONE with confidence and ease.”
For the best AIRZONE experience, visitors are advised to avoid wearing skirts or dresses and must wear socks when they are on the nets. Single admission tickets are priced from $27.90 for a 60 minute session, with group packages available. AIRZONE is open daily from 10am, with the last session at 7.20pm (off-peak) or 8.30pm (peak) For more ticket information, please visit here.