Seven Stars Mall Opens Innovative 50 Million NIS Indoor Gravity Park with High-Tech Attractions

Seven Stars Mall has transformed its former cinema space into "Gravity Park," a cutting-edge indoor amusement park spanning approximately 2,000 square meters. The 50 million NIS investment features a 200-meter-long electric karting track suspended 10 meters above ground, equipped with Israel's first 13-sensor technology system to monitor speed and prevent accidents. Visitors of all ages, from 5 to 45, have enjoyed the park's attractions, including a 16-meter-high roller coaster and free-fall tower extending from the mall roof, a 12-meter zipline ending in a foam pit, and a climbing area with a high secured wall and a 3-meter bouldering wall with soft landings.

Additional highlights include a giant ball pit, dedicated playrooms for toddlers, and a popular virtual reality zone where guests experience 3D adventures while seated on motion platforms. The park also offers around 100 innovative video game stations along its walls. Instead of a fixed entrance fee, visitors use a magnetic card to pay per attraction: 60 NIS for karting, about 20 NIS per VR session, and 3.5 NIS per video game. Accompanying adults who do not use the attractions enter free.

Yaniv Feinshneider, the mall's CEO, emphasized the importance of providing added value beyond traditional shopping, noting that modern consumers, especially younger generations, seek high-stimulation experiences. The park officially opened on July 21, 2026, aiming to attract families and thrill-seekers to this innovative entertainment venue in the Seven Stars Mall.