Give guests another way to spend time together
A programme of shows, dining and excursions leaves room for activities guests can choose between scheduled events. Social games offer a different pace from watching a performance or using an individual screen. They can provide a reason for friends and family to meet in a leisure area.
A well-positioned activity could also help connect entertainment and hospitality spaces. This is a design opportunity to explore with the cruise operator, not a promise of additional spend or a ready-approved onboard installation.
Two physical games with interactive technology
Social Rivals Mini Golf combines projection mapping, automated ball tracking and reactive LEDs. Interactive Shuffle uses motion camera tracked pucks and reactive LEDs, with no projection system. Both offer touchscreen control, up to eight players per lane and management through the Social Rivals portal.
Those features provide a starting point for a cruise entertainment concept. Touchscreen branding on both products and projection branding on Mini Golf could help align an installation with a ship’s entertainment identity.
Use the space as part of a wider experience
Compact lane-based games may suit a concept where several activities share an indoor entertainment area. The full space allocation includes people as well as equipment: circulation, spectators, seating and service routes all affect the guest experience.
A calm social game and a more immersive activity can serve different guest preferences. The commercial case should consider how the new attraction sits beside existing entertainment and how passengers would access sessions during sea days and evenings.
Develop for the marine setting
Land-based equipment is not automatically suitable for a ship. Vessel movement may affect ball and puck behaviour, while securing equipment, onboard services, materials and maintenance access require project-specific review with the operator and relevant specialists.
Social Rivals does not claim marine certification or a cruise installation here. The next step is a feasibility discussion using the vessel’s requirements, followed by an agreed technical scope before any supply commitment. That keeps an appealing concept connected to a deliverable installation.
Explore your onboard entertainment concept
Share your proposed leisure area and vessel requirements with Social Rivals. We can discuss whether interactive golf or shuffleboard belongs in the concept and what work would be needed to take it further.
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