Ventola Projects heads into IAAPA 2025 fresh from a series of completed and upcoming installations across the United States, marking one of its busiest periods to date. As the company prepared for this year’s event in Orlando, its teams had already been occupied with new lighting projects, system shipments, and expanded collaboration with partners across several states.
The company reported particularly high activity in recent months, driven by growing interest in its VAvR LED lighting and control systems. These solutions are now used across a widening network of entertainment, leisure, and corporate environments.
Recent Completion in Iowa
A key milestone was the completion of the Alley 2.0 project in Manchester, Iowa. The venue forms the latest addition to Ventola’s roster of entertainment clients adopting VAvR technology.
The company’s leadership explained that the project offered an opportunity to refine the lighting layout and the programmable systems behind it. The result was a scheme designed to support the operational aims of the venue while strengthening the atmosphere of the environment. For operators, this translates into lighting that aligns with activity patterns, programming needs, and the overall identity of the space.
New Corporate Installations in Tennessee
Looking forward, Ventola Projects is preparing equipment shipments for three corporate sites in Tennessee, delivered in partnership with TeleOptics, a member of the VAvR Global Alliance. This collaboration model has played a key part in Ventola’s expansion, combining local project experience with shared technical knowledge across the alliance.
The Tennessee installations reflect the growing application of VAvR systems in corporate settings, where organisations require reliable lighting management, control capability, and consistent delivery across multiple locations.
Major FEC Projects in Hawaii and Florida
The company is also finalising shipments for two large family entertainment centre projects. One is for Fun Factory in Hawaii, and the other is a newly confirmed venue in Florida. Both shipments are scheduled for late 2025 and early 2026.
These developments demonstrate the adaptability of the VAvR platform, which can be scaled for environments ranging from smaller leisure venues to major multi-attraction FEC sites. Operators are increasingly seeking integrated lighting solutions that can support themed spaces, group activities, and flexible layouts, and Ventola’s systems continue to be selected for projects requiring high levels of control and reliability.
Continued Growth Ahead of IAAPA
Ventola Projects stated that demand for integrated lighting and control technology has risen steadily across the entertainment and leisure sectors. Operators are placing stronger emphasis on systems that contribute to atmosphere, operational consistency, and long-term management efficiency.
With recent installations now active and several more underway, the company enters IAAPA 2025 with a strong pipeline and increased visibility across the US market. The event provides an opportunity for industry professionals to review Ventola’s latest applications, discuss upcoming projects, and explore new directions for LED-based experiential technology.
Ventola Projects will be present at IAAPA in Orlando from 17 to 21 November, offering attendees insight into current installations, alliance partnerships, and the next phase of VAvR system development.
