Ripz & Hitz is the RIPZ vending machine for family venues in Florida, stocked with trading card packs, sports cards, blind boxes, squishies and fidget toys. It stands in trampoline parks, mini golf courses, arcades, bowling alleys and play centres, where families wait between turns. Each venue chooses its own mix with us. Every machine carries a short code on a sticker, and scanning it shows you what is inside that machine and where the next one is.
What you'll find
Every Ripz & Hitz machine is stocked by hand, so the mix changes with the venue and with the season. These are the four kinds of thing you will find behind the glass, and each venue chooses the mix that suits the families who visit.
The machine holds sealed packs from the big trading card games, and sports card packs too where the venue wants them, ready to open while you wait for your turn.
Blind boxes and small collectible figures are the surprise side of the machine. A blind box is sealed, so you do not know which figure is inside until you open it.
Fidget cubes, poppers and spinners give restless hands something to click, press and spin while the next round of jumping or putting gets ready.
Premium squishies are soft toys made to be squeezed, and they are often the first thing younger visitors ask for when they reach the glass.
Where it lives
Ripz & Hitz is built for the places families go to play together. It fits the lobby of a trampoline park, the clubhouse at a mini golf course, or the counter at an arcade or a bowling alley where people wait for their turn. The machine stands against a wall near the seating, and kids and parents open what they picked together.
Kids jump for an hour while parents wait in the lobby, and a machine by the front desk gives everyone something to look forward to on the way out.
A mini golf course or an entertainment venue keeps families together for an evening. A pack of cards or a blind box is a small prize to open at the table between rounds.
Arcades, bowling alleys, play centres and batting cages all have families waiting for a lane or a turn. The machine takes a small piece of wall near the seating, and we keep it stocked.
The first machines are being wrapped right now, and each venue will appear here, and on Find a RIPZ, as soon as its machine is in place. If you run a trampoline park, a mini golf course, an arcade or another family venue and would like one on your floor, we would like to hear from you.
The machines
RIPZ is being built across four machine formats so it can fit the room it is given, from a full-size cabinet to a screen on the wall. Every format wears the same matte black body with the orange and blue stripes, the lit glass front and the touchscreen, and every one carries the code you scan. The pictures here are concept renders of the four formats, from a family venue's floor to a screen in the lobby.
The full-size cabinet with a soft-drop elevator inside, so it can hold booster boxes, sealed product, collectibles and the bigger items without dropping any of them.
A full-size cabinet built for trading cards and sports cards alone, with more rows of packs behind the glass and nothing else taking up the space.
The same cabinet made narrow, for a lobby or a counter with a tighter footprint where a full-size machine would be in the way.
A screen on the wall and no cabinet at all, for a venue with no floor space to give. You choose and pay on the screen, and we send what you picked to you.
Bring it to your place
A trampoline park, a mini golf course or another family venue gives a Ripz & Hitz machine a wall near a power outlet, and we do the rest. It starts with a conversation, and the brand is already picked when you reach the form.
You run a trampoline park, a mini golf course, an arcade or another family venue, and you have a wall with a power outlet near it. We bring the machine, we keep it stocked and we look after it. Families get something to open while they wait for their turn, and we agree terms that suit your place.
Talk to us about hostingJoin RIPZ
Joining RIPZ puts you on the only mailing list we run. When sign-up opens, you will get a one-time code by email or text instead of a password to remember. Members hear first when new cards land in a machine, which we call a drop, and about events and member trades.
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