BrushBoarding, a waterless surfing experience for family entertainment centres, leisure venues and brand activations, is continuing its international expansion and will present a full-size ramp at the world's largest gathering of the attractions sector.
IAAPA Expo 2026 is taking place in Orlando from 16 to 20 November. At booth #W1058, BrushBoarding will offer venue owners, operators, and industry professionals the opportunity to experience this distinctive interactive experience firsthand.
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Fitness, sport, competition, and fun
BrushBoarding is a competitive socialising attraction, brought to life through fun and fitness. Guests learn an entirely new skill whilst challenging their balance, coordination, core strength, and cardiovascular fitness.
As there's always room to improve, the experience encourages repeat visits as riders try to stay on longer, improve their technique, and beat their friends.
Australian entrepreneur Kyle Dent developed BrushBoarding around the straightforward idea that exercise should be enjoyable.
This concept now reaches far beyond Australia. More than 210,000 people across five countries have already enjoyed the BrushBoarding ramp, and the waterless, surf-like experience continues to expand into new international markets. Most recently, two more ramps have headed to Dubai.
Fouadsher Badshah, owner of Big Air Trampoline Park, says: "BrushBoarding has proven to be a high performing addition to our Big Air park.
"It’s great to see the positive emotions riders experience when they step off the ramp. With its safety features, BrushBoarding is an enjoyable and accessible experience for people of all ages and abilities. Kids, teenagers, and adults alike love it.
"We are also seeing repeat visitation from guests just to go BrushBoarding and a strong social media visibility for the park, which is a huge free bonus for the business. Andrew and his team are awesome and could not be more supportive with all our needs.
"Come and check it out; it's a must-have if you are considering a new interactive experience for your facility."
With its waterless approach, BrushBoarding enables operators to introduce a surfing-inspired experience in locations where traditional wave-based installations may not be practical, including family entertainment centres (FECs), shopping destinations, sports facilities, and event spaces.
Alongside permanent installations, the attraction presents experiential marketing opportunities for brands, event organisers and commercial partners.
Rebecca Hardy has over 10 years' experience in the culture and heritage sector. She studied Fine Art at university and has written for a broad range of creative organisations including artists, galleries, and retailers. When she's not writing, she spends her time getting lost in the woods and making mud pies with her young son.







