DreamPark, the downloadable mixed-reality theme park platform, announced Theme Park as a Service (TPaaS), a turnkey way for independent location-based entertainment (LBE) venues, multi-site operators, schools, and community spaces to launch and refresh interactive attractions. TPaaS packages software, content, and on-site Access Portals so operators can transform ordinary and undermonetized square footage into replayable mixed-reality adventures.
“Operators shouldn’t need custom builds, long lead times, or heavy CapEx to deliver mind-blowing interactive experiences,” said Aidan Wolf, co-founder and CEO of DreamPark. “With TPaaS, you’re a DreamPark Access Portal and 5 minutes away from owning an entire theme park. It’s that simple.”
DreamPark’s platform pairs spatially anchored gameplay with real-world layouts, such as backyards, schoolyards, sports concourses, retail corridors, or LBE arenas, so guests can jump into quests, boss battles, and collaborative challenges from any site.
Operators get recurring content drops, live ops tools, and analytics to drive throughput and revenue per square foot.
Theme Park as a Service packages:
- Super Adventure Land Portal Package
Plug-and-play on-site gateways pre-loaded with Super Adventure Land park attractions and bundled with 500 game-play tickets and 1 pre-configured Meta Quest 3S Headset - DreamPark Plus (for LBEs & community venues)
A curated annual subscription bundle, Ideal for arcades, FECs, pop-ups, schools, and corporations. DreamPark Plus contains the product’s most popular immersive adventures and:- 10 pre-configured headsets with floating headset flexibility (yearly usage quota of 100 headsets),
- First access to new attractions and park content and games, and
- Ongoing technical support.
- DreamPark Enterprise (for multi-site & pro operators)
The white-glove package for large DreamPark installations, fully customized to fit every size enterprise, is designed for stadiums, theme parks, museums, and large entertainment operators. DreamPark Enterprise contains:- Custom and location-specific content,
- Dedicated development team,
- Private-map provisioning,
- Custom assets and branding,
- APIs/SDK access, SSO,
- Advanced analytics, SLAs, and
- Multi-location controls.
At launch, TPaaS features Super Adventureland, Crash Course, and PowerForce (a sci-fi defense quest with cooperative robot-invader battles) with new episodes added regularly. Experiences support solo and multiplayer, adaptive difficulty, and accessibility modes. All titles run on Meta Quest and iPhone with safety systems (crowd and obstacle aware occlusion, geofencing, and customizable session length).
“DreamPark treats TPaaS content like a live service,” said Brent Bushnell, co-founder of DreamPark. “Operators don’t buy a one-off build; they subscribe to a living library that updates with seasons, holidays, and new gameplay so there’s always a reason to come back.”
See DreamPark at IAAPA Expo 2025
DreamPark will showcase TPaaS at IAAPA Expo the week of November 17, 2025. Visit Booth #7050 to experience live multiplayer quests and operator tooling.
