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Alterface launches new Interactive Concept Design service

Alterface's Interactive Concept Design is a stand-alone service intended to be used at the very beginning of the creation of an attraction. All photos courtesy of Alterface

Alterface, provider of interactive attractions, is launching a new Interactive Concept Design service to help operators, designers, and suppliers develop attractions where interactivity is built in from day one. The attractions marketplace is increasingly competitive, with guests demanding immersive storytelling, personalization, and re-playability. To meet these expectations, interactivity must be woven into attractions from the earliest stages of design – not added as a technical layer after the fact. Alterface’s new service responds with a creative consultative approach that integrates interactivity seamlessly into the design process.

Read more about this new offering from Alterface in InPark’s exclusive interview with CEO Stéphane Battaille and Creative Director Laurence Beckers.

“We’ve seen a growing demand for early-stage support from clients who want to ensure their experiences attract and retain guests through dynamic interactive technology,” says Stéphane Battaile, CEO at Alterface. “They’re looking for concepts where gameplay and story seamlessly work together. With this service, we can share our expertise and creative tools to help shape attractions that are compelling, cohesive, and interactive by design.”

Alterface is uniquely positioned to offer this service, drawing on over 25 years of experience in interactivity, a portfolio of award-winning attractions recognized worldwide, and a team with deep expertise in guest behavior, interactivity mechanics and gameplay storytelling.

A birds-eye sketch of how interactivity might be integrated into an attraction.
A service built around interactivity

Alterface’s Interactive Concept Design approach ensures that interactivity isn’t an afterthought but at the core of the guest experience. Every aspect of a ride – from storytelling, media, and theming to devices, projections, special effects, lighting, and even ride systems – is examined to ensure they actively engage visitors and immerse them in the narrative.

The process also considers essential operational factors such as throughput, layout, budget, accessibility, and inclusivity, providing a clear vision for how interactivity fits seamlessly across all creative and technical layers. It helps operators and designers reduce risks during production, streamline integration, and deliver innovative, re-playable experiences that resonate with guests.

Core elements guiding the Interactive Concept Design service include:

Benefits for all

Interactive Concept Design is for anyone interested in developing an interactive and engaging attraction. Operators will benefit from reduced risks and smoother production workflows, resulting in an engaging and repeatable experience that fits within their budget. Master planners receive early clarity on how interactivity integrates into a park or attraction. Design-build vendors benefit from creative and technical guidance from an industry leader on the best ways to integrate interactive elements into storytelling and theming.

“Our Interactive Concept Design service enables everyone to gain an early-stage vision of the ride concept without requiring a full commitment to production, helping the team confidently move forward in their creative process,” says Battaille. “The result is a cohesive integration of interactivity into the attraction, improving the overall project quality and creating a unique, engaging experience for visitors.”

Alterface will showcase its Interactive Concept Design service at IAAPA Expo Europe in Barcelona, Spain (September 23-25,2025). Visitors can schedule a concept consultation by contacting sales@alterface.com or experience real-world results firsthand at Alterface’s booth, #1-253.

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