Jump World — the logo, built out into a working ticket shop
An inflatable park in Lahore sells a same-day decision, usually to a parent on a phone with a child already asking.
- Client
- Jump World
- Industry
- Entertainment & Events
- Scope
- Design, Build, Payments
- Year
- 2025
The challenge
Jump World had a brand and a venue but no way to answer the three questions that decide a visit: what does it cost, are you open now, and can I pay. Every enquiry arrived as a phone call and every ticket was sold at the door.
What we did
- Extended the logo's language into a full web system — chunky rounded type, the six-colour palette, and cloud and wave dividers that carry the bounce down the page instead of stranding it in the header.
- Built Family and Ladies Only as two genuinely different products with their own access rules, not two labels on one time slot.
- Took real payment online, so a ticket is bought rather than reserved.
- Put price, inclusions and the call to action in the first screen. Nobody should scroll to learn a whole day is PKR 999.
- Modelled the Ramadan timetable properly — closing time shifts three times across the month, so a fixed 6pm–10pm would have been wrong for twenty days of it.
- Shipped on WordPress so the team changes prices, hours and gallery themselves each season.
Outcome
What changed.
Qualitative where we don't yet have the client's clearance to publish figures. We'd rather say less than overstate.
Paid online, no longer door-only
Family and Ladies Only sold separately
Seasonal Ramadan timetable handled in the design
Prices and gallery edited by the client
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