441㎡ children soft playground equipment

Upper-Right Core Zone: Indoor Playground Main Play Area
Serving as the park's visual and functional hub, this is the primary play zone for children:
A massive ball pit—integrated with a multi-slide structure—features transparent rolling barrels, soft obstacles, and crawl tunnels. Enhanced by interactive projection technology, the area offers maximum play value and interactivity.
Surrounding this central feature are a trampoline zone, climbing nets, and a soft-padded obstacle course, designed to meet the physical activity needs of children aged 3 to 12.
The overall aesthetic is dominated by a pink and purple color palette, accented with castle-themed decorations to create an enchanting fairytale castle atmosphere.
Central Transition Zone: "Mini-Town" Role-Playing Area
Themed as a "Mini-Town," this zone creates an immersive environment for social interaction:
A simulated street layout—complete with a mini-roadway track and cartoon-style ride-on cars—allows children to engage in pretend driving and traffic-themed games.
At the very center stands a mini-carousel (styled as a "Spinning Umbrella"), which serves as both a popular attraction for younger children and a prime photo spot for the entire zone.
Surrounding spaces have been reserved for setting up various role-playing scenarios—such as "shops" and "banks"—enabling children to learn social norms and rules through play.
Left-Side Zone: Toddler & Support Area
Designed to cater simultaneously to the play needs of toddlers and the comfort of accompanying parents:
Educational Craft Zone: Featuring brightly colored tables, chairs, and workstations, this area hosts activities such as drawing, block building, and DIY crafts, helping to cultivate children's concentration and focus.
Toddler Play Corner: Smaller educational attractions—such as water tables and train tracks—are provided specifically for the enjoyment of younger children.
Parents' Rest Area: Furnished with neat tables and chairs, this area offers a comfortable spot for accompanying parents to relax; its open layout provides clear lines of sight into the play zones, making supervision easy and convenient.
Lower-Right Independent Zone: Sand Pit Exploration Area
A completely self-contained sand pit space, focused on quiet exploration and sensory experiences:
A spacious sand pit—filled with either "imitation porcelain" sand or cassia seed sand—is equipped with various exploration tools, including small wooden carts, buckets, and sieves.
The edges of the sand pit feature raised protective barriers to ensure both safety and cleanliness, successfully recreating the joy of outdoor sand play in a controlled indoor environment. It remains a highly popular attraction, particularly among younger children.