Start with the visitor action you want
Before choosing a machine, write down the purpose of the activation: a product conversation, an optional game while guests wait, a printed keepsake or a short video. Decide how visitors move through the space and who explains the activity. An attractive machine is not evidence that a campaign will generate a particular number of leads, sales or social shares.
BounceParkSG’s catalogue includes the formats below. These are options to discuss for your actual venue and programme, not a fixed activation package. Confirm selected models, availability, prize arrangements, artwork, operating time and staffing in the quotation.
Compare the published formats
| Format | Planning question | Detail to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Standard, Small and 4 Player Claw Machine | Would a claw format support the proposed activity? | Model dimensions, permitted use, accepted prize contents and operation |
| Standing or Table Top Spin the Wheel | Would a hosted wheel format suit the proposed rules? | Wheel configuration, venue arrangements and prize mechanic |
| Cash Grab Machine | Is this the right format for the proposed vouchers or game materials? | Accepted contents, rules, space and operator requirements |
| Arcade basketball, air hockey or racing | Would a game station complement the main display? | Selected game, footprint, power, staffing and any scoring plan |
| Standard or AI Cartoon Photobooth | Do you want a printed takeaway? | Published print inclusions, operating period, artwork and sharing arrangements |
| 360 Photobooth | Do you want video output rather than prints? | Video delivery, space, staffing and agreed operating period |
Compare the actual machines in claw machine and arcade rental and the output differences on the photo-booth page. A “Small” product name is not an approval that it fits a counter or reception area.
Separate the rental from the promotion
Write the campaign rules before choosing stock or printing publicity. Agree who explains participation, supplies and counts prizes, replenishes materials and decides what happens when supplies run out. None of those roles should be inferred from a catalogue photograph. Ask which responsibilities the supplier can undertake and which remain with your team.
If branding is wanted, send the proposed artwork, surfaces and deadline for review. Ask whether wraps, signage, printed outputs or other design work are included, available separately or supplied by the organiser. Do not assume a machine rental includes a particular branding treatment.
Ask the organiser, venue and relevant advisers to confirm the requirements for any prize, chance-based or purchase-linked promotion. A supplier comparison does not establish permission to run a promotion. For any registration, photo or contact-detail collection, agree the purpose, approved process and responsible team; do not assume the equipment supplier operates that process.
Three illustrative activation briefs
These are enquiry examples, not past jobs, fit assessments or quoted packages. Leave quantities, measurements and inclusions open until they are confirmed.
Product launch with a keepsake
Goal: give visitors an optional activity and a takeaway connected to the product conversation. Formats to compare: a selected claw-machine model and a Standard or AI Cartoon Photobooth. Send the measured venue plan, proposed prize items, desired print design and event hours. Ask about stock suitability, artwork, power, access, staffing and output delivery. Your team should agree how participation works and what happens if prizes run out.
Trade-show stand with a game
Goal: offer an optional game alongside the main demonstration. Compare one chosen arcade format with a hosted prize-game option. Give the organiser’s approved stand footprint and rules rather than assuming several machines fit together. Confirm queue positions, neighbouring-stand access, power and any amplified sound. Keep your registration process and the supplier’s confirmed role distinct.
Community or mall activity corner
Goal: add a family activity alongside the wider programme. Compare suitable selected games or a photo-booth format using the actual guest mix, venue rules and available operating area. Ask the venue and supplier about age restrictions, access, supervision and any weather fallback. Confirm any vouchers, prizes or artwork explicitly; they are not inferred inclusions.
Send one complete activation enquiry
Include the campaign purpose, date, venue, actual measurements, guest mix, desired formats and operating hours. Add your questions about rules, prizes, artwork, staffing and data handling. Use the claw-machine and prize-game comparison for format choices and the community and mall event page for event context.
Frequently asked questions
Ask the supplier to assess the proposed items for the selected machine, including their size, weight, packaging and how they will be supplied or replenished. Confirm the agreed prize and restocking scope in the quotation; a catalogue listing does not establish that your merchandise is compatible or included.
Send your proposed artwork and ask whether the required wraps, signage, print design or other branding can be supplied, and whether it is included or quoted separately. Confirm the selected surfaces, deadline and responsibilities before producing materials.
Ask the organiser, venue and relevant advisers about the proposed participation and prize rules, any applicable approvals, stock handling and who operates the activity. Confirm the supplier’s role in writing. This format comparison does not determine permission or compliance for a particular promotion.