With the continuous development of the children's entertainment industry, investment in the industry has entered a more planned development path. The development of the children's industry is guided by social development, the cost of children's education, and at a time when other similar industries are increasingly saturated, the children's entertainment industry has ushered in a heyday and has been favored by many entrepreneurs. We are also concerned that there are a large number of entrepreneurs who are understanding how much money indoor playground may need to invest? Let the marketing teacher of Qilong Amusement Group analyze for you.
"Everyone may have some understanding of the investment methods of Industrial Playground, but due to the wide variety of investment forms at this stage and the initial unstable policies, investment scams are also emerging in endlessly, making many entrepreneurs start to fear investment.". But later, with the emergence of investment phenomena in various industries, the public had a deeper understanding of investment models.
Since the opening of the national epidemic, the children's entertainment industry has ushered in new development opportunities in the market. With the gradual maturity of the market, many more sensitive entrepreneurs are planning to enter the children's industry and seize good investment opportunities.
Its input costs mainly include two major segments: fixed expenditure in the early stage and operation in the later stage. Nowadays, many amusement park brands can provide entrepreneurs with services such as brand use, location selection, design, etc., and Qilong Amusement Brand is no exception. The initial cost probably includes equipment and decoration. The decoration of the indoor playground is relatively flexible, with the price of one square meter controlled at $80-140 per square meter. The price of amusement equipment is purchased on demand, but such projects as trampoline park, indoor playground, and ninja crossing can be added to increase the level of play in children's parks
