17 Mar 2026
Turning Waiting Time into Play: iWall Engages Passengers at Aena Airports’ Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport
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As airports continue to evolve beyond transit spaces, the focus is shifting toward experiences that keep passengers active, engaged, and entertained throughout their journey.
At PTE World 2026, CSE Hospitality will present how self-service interactive attractions are contributing to this shift by combining intuitive gameplay with reliable technology in high-traffic environments. Designed to run smoothly with minimal supervision, these solutions encourage spontaneous participation while ensuring a safe and effortless user experience. Today, CSE’s active gaming attractions are installed in over 70 countries, engaging more than 8 million people every month.
At Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport, operated by Aena Airports, three iWall installations are in daily use, drawing strong interest especially from families and younger travelers.
At Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport, operated by Aena Airports, three iWall installations are in daily use, drawing strong interest especially from families and younger travelers.
The installations transform waiting time into active, positive moments by offering intuitive, movement-based gameplay that passengers can jump into instantly. This ease of use, combined with dependable performance, makes them well-suited for busy airport settings.
By activating underutilized areas and encouraging movement and interaction, the iWalls contribute to a more lively terminal environment while supporting the airport’s modern, family-friendly positioning.
Performance Data (December 2025 – January 2026)
- Number of iWalls: 3
- Average games per day: 1,300
Conclusion
The Málaga case underlines how interactive attractions can go beyond entertainment to support passenger satisfaction and improve the overall airport experience.
At PTE World 2026, visitors can explore how solutions like iWall help airports turn waiting time into meaningful engagement while delivering reliable, measurable results.