Emerging markets—including Southeast Asia, South Asia, and parts of Africa—have become new growth engines for the children's inflatable play facilities industry, with demand rising faster than in developed regions.

Economic growth in these markets has led to higher disposable incomes for families, allowing more parents to spend on children's entertainment products. At the same time, rapid urbanization has created more commercial spaces (such as shopping malls and community parks) that are suitable for inflatable play facilities. For example, in countries like India and Indonesia, the number of malls with children's inflatable play zones has doubled in the past three years, and home-use inflatable products are also gaining popularity among middle-class families.

To tap into these markets, many international inflatable manufacturers have launched cost-effective product lines tailored to local needs—such as smaller-sized facilities suitable for urban apartments and heat-resistant materials for tropical climates. Industry insiders believe that emerging markets will account for over 40% of the global children's inflatable play facilities market by 2030.