The Epicenter group of companies is launching a network of family amusement parks EPILAND, the flagship project will begin work on July 6 in the capital's Epicenter shopping center (20d Poliarna Street), the company's press service reported.

According to Viktoria Zelenska, director of concepts and development of the Epicenter network, the flagship EPILAND project in Kyiv with an area of more than 3,000 square meters will become part of a large entertainment network, united by the theme “Travel in Space and Time.” Each of the family amusement parks in the EPILAND network will become a separate “teleport” for visitors to different worlds and eras. The project in the Epicenter shopping center in Poliarna Street is inspired by the cult film Avatar.

“The EPILAND network will be significantly different from other players in the Ukrainian entertainment market, because high quality equipment and decor, a creative conceptual approach, perfect service and an experienced management team are the main pillars on which the project’s business model is built,” Zelenska emphasized.

The main emphasis of the flagship project is on entertainment for children under 12 years old and holding children's birthday parties. The concept of the park includes attractions, trampolines, mazes, tubing, slot machines, a climbing wall, consoles, virtual reality, an autodrome, a mirror maze and other entertainment. The first EPILAND will also feature its own family cafe, banquet rooms, nanny service and, for the first time in Ukraine, immersive dining with themed 3D projections.

In addition to this facility, Epicenter plans to open amusement parks as part of its own shopping centers GALLERY Green (Chabany) and GALLERY Bucha (Bucha), which will open in Kyiv region in 2024 and 2025, respectively.