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When you walk into Elizabethtown Sports Park in Elizabethtown, KY, you know you have arrived at somewhere special. You’re greeted by a warm, yet majestic archway, lined with stone columns and a large sign above that says “baseball pavilion”. Once in the complex, guests enter an inviting common area with
Guest post written by Kathleen Kans, Marketing Assistant, The SF Companies. How your sports facility is designed has a strong correlation to overall guest satisfaction. This puts emphasis on the importance of design considerations including purposeful storage, intentional flow and design, designated spaces, and ease of access. In this article, we
Have you ever wanted to “bend it like Beckham”, drive a golf ball 350 feet, or mix in a little exercise with your happy hour? In recent years, the trend of mixing in sports and social activity has developed in new and exciting ways. Born out of traditional social sports
An exciting new era of sports facility design is upon us. The emergence of new technologies, paradigm shifts in how we enjoy sporting events, and the realization that we all enjoy sports differently drive a new set of trends that will impact venues for years to come. Below are four
While the fact that we can enjoy sporting events in person again should be enough to make every sports fan rush to their local sports complex, we know that it takes more than that. Sports venues across the country are in a constant battle to attract fans that not only
Throughout the height of COVID-19, much like countless businesses and other industries, many parks and recreation departments faced a decline in revenue. However, the pandemic also brought awareness to the importance of health. This has given parks and rec departments of all sizes the opportunity to come back stronger than
As sports fans, we understand the power of moments. The pass the softly floats into the outstretched hands of a wide receiver. Or the perfectly timed swing that launches a baseball over a distant fence. While not all of us can make one of these magical moments happen, some of
When people visit sports facilities like yours, they usually expect their experience to focus on sports, which makes sense. But you can offer so much more to help boost revenue and bring in new customers. Sports complexes can take advantage of the kinds of attractions and offerings found at traditional
Life is all about the details. Those little items that inform your opinion or make your time a little more memorable. The same can be said about the design of a sports complex or recreation center. Guests come in daily and spend hours at a time. They form opinions about
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