Cloud Quest Acquired Briargate Entertainment Space
The operator launched a new indoor facility after purchasing assets from a defunct competitor in Colorado Springs.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Cloud Quest has opened a 46,000-square-foot indoor family entertainment center in the Briargate neighborhood of Colorado Springs. The facility, which launched in preview mode on October 9, 2026, occupies the former site of an Urban Air Adventure Park.
Why it matters
The rapid 10-day renovation and move to honor existing memberships reflect a strategy to minimize downtime and capture local market share immediately. By targeting a location near schools and retail hubs, the operator aims to leverage high-traffic demographics for long-term growth.
Cloud Quest has staffed 45 employees at its new 46,000-square-foot facility, which it acquired at auction on September 28, 2026. The company is honoring existing memberships from the previous tenant for 30 days following the October 9 opening.
The players
Cloud Quest
A Florida-based family entertainment operator that manages indoor recreation facilities.
The details
Cloud Quest completed a swift 10-day renovation of the space at 7730 N. Academy Blvd. to prepare for its preview launch. The company, which registered as a foreign limited liability company in Colorado in August 2026, is currently utilizing a workforce primarily between the ages of 16 and 22. Future operations will include an expanded food menu featuring burritos and calzones to increase revenue per visit.
Timeline
August 2026: Cloud Quest registered as a foreign entity with the Colorado Secretary of State.
September 2026: The former Urban Air Adventure Park location closed.
September 28, 2026: Cloud Quest purchased the facility assets at auction.
October 9, 2026: The facility opened in preview mode at 4 p.m.
30 days post-opening: Duration of honored memberships from the former tenant.
Market Landscape
The expansion follows standard compliance patterns for foreign entities registering with the Colorado Secretary of State to conduct business. The acquisition of a defunct site reflects a broader trend of operators assuming legacy infrastructure to reduce entry costs.
Local operators should monitor how quickly the new entrant converts existing memberships into long-term loyal customers. Maintaining service continuity during ownership transitions is a critical tactic for retaining the prior brand's established user base.
The takeaway
Rapid site renovation can effectively capture market share when an operator secures existing customer data or memberships. Owners should track the 30-day membership transition window to see if it successfully converts the previous tenant's former guests into long-term patrons.
Further reading
For more on new businesses arriving in the area, visit our Openings & Closings section.
More information
For event schedules and updated pricing, visit the Cloud Quest event and pricing information.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Colorado Springs Gazette.
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