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Polski A kids club with a face
Children choose a hotel the second time because of the character. Parents book it. The mascot is the kids club’s entire brand.
Mascots for Hotels and Resorts
A resort character works harder than a club one: every day of the season, several appearances a day, often in thirty-degree heat. Built for that, or it lasts one summer.
What hotels and resorts come to us for
Heat and daily shifts
Extended ventilation, cooling inserts and enough spare liners to rotate between shifts. This is the single most common failure in resort costumes.
Something to sell at reception
A plush version in the gift shop turns the character from a cost line into a revenue line, and children take the brand home.
Typical resort package
- Two identical costumes in different performer sizes, so any animator on shift can wear one
- Extended cooling: larger fans and two inserts per costume
- Four spare liners per costume for daily rotation and washing
- A wear-parts kit: gloves, feet and fastenings
- Plush in two sizes for the gift shop, EN71 tested
- Care and washing instructions written for your housekeeping team
Hospitality projects
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Project name
Client · year · what we did
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Client · year · what we did
What we need from you
- Appearances per day and the length of each
- Indoor, outdoor or both, and your operating season
- Size range of your animation team — it decides how many builds you need
- Whether the character interacts physically with children
- Opening date of the season it must be ready for
Planning the budget
Budget per character, not per costume. Two identical builds plus wear parts and spare liners cost more up front and far less across a season than replacing one overworked costume twice.
Order before the season, not during it. A costume ordered in May for a June opening is a rush job at a surcharge, and the rush slots are limited.
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