The synthetic ice rink industry leader will attend the IAAPA trade show in Orlando.
Xtraice, the world leading manufacturer of synthetic ice rinks will attend at the IAAPA Attractions Expo in Orlando, the most famous leisure exhibition in the world, where they’ll be showcasing the industry's elite ecological ice in a 390 sqft booth.
The exhibition is one of the major meeting points for entertainment industry professionals worldwide.
Xtraice continues to attend the leisure industry expo each year and this year they are presenting their newest generation of synthetic ice rinks thanks to a strong and productive year of R&D investing and avant-guard technology.
A NEW CONCEPT OF ICE RINKS
Gone are the days of traditional ice rinks and with them, the high costs of electricity and water that they require. The newest generation of ecological ice rinks are taking over for several reasons, particularly the environmental benefits and costs savings.
The best investment in the leisure and sports industry is environmentally friendly!
Xtraice is the leader in the synthetic ice industry thanks to its R&D department's constant innovation and whose newest line of ice panel has the best gliding properties ever produced on the market.
Apart from its renowned rinks around the world, Xtraice continues to diversify its product offering by adding new and exciting products to the catalogue such as interactive curing or synthetic ice tobogganing.
Xtraice's interactive curling game is projected onto the ice and is an excellent fit for bowling alleys and pubs making these establishments stand out among their competition by offering high tech games that are new and exciting. Interactive curling is designed mainly for adults and teens.
The synthetic ice slide tobogganing comes in packs with either 3 or 6 lanes and is a favourite for kids who can either zip down on a sled alone or with an adult.
XTRAICE ALL OVER THE GLOBE
Xtraice, a Spanish company, has been operating worldwide for over 14 years and has accumulated ample experience after having installed more than 1,000 ice rinks in over 90 countries.
This has made the company the world leader in its sector, with revolutionary rink installations like those at Disneyland Paris, the John Hancock skyscraper in Chicago and the Detroit Red Wings.