Despite its growing popularity, the park faced challenges that hindered its full potential. The name was long, hard to pronounce for international visitors, and easily confused with competitors. Internally, “Vallé” had already become the familiar shorthand, making it an obvious choice for a rename. The identity remained anchored in a nature-centric aesthetic, no longer reflecting the park’s adrenaline-fueled evolution. Fragmented messaging, outdated tone, and lack of emotional pull left Vallé struggling to stand out in a growing market increasingly shaped by culturally detached Western brands. What Vallé needed was not just a visual uplift, but a complete strategic repositioning; one that would unify its dual offerings, reconnect it to its roots, and reintroduce it to the world as a distinct, ownable category.