01 / MAIN ATTRACTION
Synth Riders Arena
Five virtual-reality stations with music, movement, constant monitoring, and strong appeal for players and spectators alike.

Lemonade Experience · Synth Riders
An immersive experience of virtual reality, music, movement, and togetherness — built to increase dwell time, foot traffic, and shareable content at the mall.
Modular project, assisted operation, recommended 45-day rollout.
VR stations Simultaneous, monitored flow

Experience layers VR, mobile, drawing and face painting

Concept render
More than an attraction
The central arena draws attention from afar. The complementary activities absorb families, turn waiting into participation, and expand the audience reached per hour.
01 / MAIN ATTRACTION
Five virtual-reality stations with music, movement, constant monitoring, and strong appeal for players and spectators alike.
02 / FAMILIES
A creative drawing table with a visual language aligned to the universe of rhythm, light, and neon colors.
03 / DWELL TIME
Low operational complexity, high family uptake, and excellent support for dwell time in the space.
04 / ACTIVE WAITING
A rhythm experience on smartphones or tablets for waiting visitors or those who prefer not to use VR.
The main experience
Synth Riders turns the participant into part of the scene. The mix of rhythm, body movement, and digital worlds creates an intuitive, energetic, visually shareable experience.



Visitor flow
The journey organizes entry, briefing, equipment use, and complementary activities without blocking mall circulation.
Reception, minimum-age check, and participation waiver.
Briefing, sanitizing, and headset prep.
Five participants per cycle, constantly monitored.
Mobile rhythm, creative drawing, and face painting.
Guidance for photos, tags, and social media.
Estimated investment
The investment combines Lemonade's fee — technology, licensing, creative direction, and technical coordination — with local production enabled by the client.
Experience · 20 days
R$ 200–220K
Estimated total project investment
Best efficiency
Experience · 30 days
R$ 224–244K
Estimated total project investment
Estimates for commercial guidance. Local production includes scenography, LED, sound, internet, power, promo staff, the kids workshop, and face painting. Final pricing depends on area, period, approved vendors, and the mall's operational requirements.
Rollout timeline
The recommended pre-production window is 45 days to secure permits, layout, vendors, training, and operational validation.
Frequently asked questions
Final details are calibrated to each property's space, foot traffic, and operating rules.
What is the recommended audience?
The virtual-reality experience is recommended for ages 8 and up. The kids area and the Mobile Rhythm Zone can serve families with proper mediation.
How much space does the installation take?
The concept render uses an approximate 10 × 10 meter reference. The final floor plan must adapt to the available area, circulation routes, and the mall's safety requirements.
How is the equipment sanitized?
Operations run in cycles: participant exit, headset and controller sanitizing, prep, and re-entry, following the protocols defined during rollout.
Does Lemonade deliver all the scenography?
Lemonade delivers the key visual, creative direction, and the technology stack. Local production of scenography, LED, sound, and other items is enabled by the client with approved local vendors.
What is the estimated total investment?
For 20 days, the full project is estimated between R$ 200K and R$ 220K. For 30 days, between R$ 224K and R$ 244K. These figures combine Lemonade's fee with local production enabled by the client.
Can it be branded with the mall's identity?
Yes. Communication is designed to integrate Lemonade Experience, Synth Riders, and the mall's identity, respecting brand approvals and the executive design.
Next step
Share on WhatsApp the desired period, the available area, and the mall's requirements. Lemonade structures the final scope, the installation plan, and the timeline.
A quick conversation is enough to validate fit, availability, and a first rollout window.