Hawaii Hotel Fun House is a four-level, tropical-themed funhouse that turns every visitor into a guest of an island resort hiding far more than it shows. Behind carved tiki totems, surfboard décor and a glowing marquee sign, the building conceals climbing platforms, a rope-net bridge and two very different ways back down to the ground.

Inside, guests follow a route that winds across open-air balconies, over a swaying net crossing and past hand-painted island scenery, before choosing their exit: a tight spiral tube slide or an open straight slide, each finishing at a different corner of the building.

In operation, the attraction measures 19.2 metres wide, 6.5 metres deep and 9 metres high. The steel structure is hot-dip galvanised, with non-slip aluminium floors, powder-coated railings and fibreglass slides, and runs on a standard 32A – 400V power supply for a throughput of up to 160 guests per hour.

Like all Attractions Factory funhouses, Hawaii Hotel is built as a transportable, trailer-mounted attraction: it assembles in 1–2 days with a team of four and is finished with weatherproof, UV-resistant paintwork and a programmable LED lighting system for day and night operation.