Ventola Projects to Exhibit at Orlando IAAPA Expo 2026
The company will showcase its latest bowling facility solutions and VAvR technology at the event this November.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Theme Parks
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Ventola Projects will exhibit its VAvR global bowling solutions at the IAAPA Expo 2026, held from November 16 to November 20 in Orlando. The company returns to the expo following its success at the 2025 event.
Why it matters
These offerings help entertainment venue operators maximize their technology investments by extending the lifespan of essential equipment. The company provides these services to support performance maintenance across its international operations.
Financing options for bowling facilities require a 10% deposit for manufacturing, with daily rates starting at $4 per lane. Annual service and maintenance programs for LED displays and audiovisual systems begin at $2,500 per year.
The players
Ventola Projects
An entertainment technology firm based in Leicester, UK, with operations in Tennessee, USA, that specializes in bowling facility solutions.
IAAPA
The global association for the attractions industry that hosts the annual expo for amusement park and facility operators.
The details
The VAvR Global Alliance provides integrated bowling technology, including lane displays, interactive projection, and pixel lighting. The company also offers support programs that include assessments, repairs, and system recalibration.
Timeline
Ventola Projects will exhibit at the IAAPA Expo 2026 from November 16 to November 20, 2026.
Travel Outlook
This presence at the IAAPA Expo 2026 highlights the ongoing shift toward integrated, high-tech amusement facility upgrades within the global attractions industry. It builds upon the company's previous recognition via the 2025 IAAPA Brass Ring Award.
Facility operators can visit the Orange County Convention Center to evaluate new financing options requiring only a 10% deposit. Attendees should prepare to discuss specific annual service programs for existing audiovisual and lighting hardware.
The takeaway
Venue operators should consider how updated maintenance programs and flexible financing can extend the operational life of their entertainment technology. These solutions are designed to maintain high performance standards for complex lighting and display systems.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Amusement Today.
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