Bold ideas from concept to reality
Primary Category:
EXHIBITION & EXPERIENCE DESIGN
Katapult Limited
Secondary Categories:
Strategy, Planning & Advisory
Interpretation, Content & Storytelling
Katapult is an award-winning design company creating themed attractions, experiences, and destination projects that captivate and engage visitors around the world. Our work is enjoyed by 95 million visitors, at 120 attractions, in 26 different countries, every year. Alongside creating memorable guest experiences, we thrive on helping you generate more income, more fans and bring the vision for your attraction to life.
As well as specialising in designing museum and heritage attractions, we also design theme parks, resorts, family entertainment centres, brand homes, touring experiences and destinations.
We are proud to have become the world ' s first B Corp Certified themed attraction design company, with a climate positive workforce that has planted over 10,000 trees and supported carbon capture technology. We are also long-serving members of the largest industry memberships, as well as holding key positions at board level at TEA, Experience UK and BALPPA.
Integrated Project Delivery
Company Address: 28 Ashbourne Road, Derby DE22 3AD
Primary Contact Name: Robbie Jones
Job Title: Insights Director
Contact Details: 01332 294416 robbie @ katapult. co. uk www. katapult. co. uk
Core Services Markets served: UK, Europe, Middle East, North America, Asia-Pacific, Global
Bold ideas from concept to reality
We are trusted by investors, operators and the world ' s most renowned brands to create the greatest guest experiences.
With in-house expertise spanning insights, design and creative production, we work collaboratively to deliver bold ideas from concept through to reality, regularly working with multidisciplinary partners to provide clients with end-to-end solutions.
We are proud to have worked with some of the leading names in the museums sector, including the Natural History Museum, National Trust, The Wildlife Trusts and many more.
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