Children and parents need to pay a certain fee for entering the amusement park, especially during peak periods such as holidays and weekends, where ticket revenue will increase.
Moreover, with the popularity of the Internet and the rise of online shopping+live broadcasting, online has gradually become an important position of the park's ticket income. For example, many stores can sell thousands of ticket packages during the pre-sale period.
Food and beverage sales
Food and beverage sales in children's playgrounds are also an important source of income.
Many children and parents will purchase snacks, drinks, and meals in the amusement park, which can bring considerable additional income to the park.
Toy and souvenir sales
Children's parks usually have shops or stalls selling toys, souvenirs, and derivatives related to the theme of the park.
These product sales not only increase revenue, but also serve as a means of promotion and publicity for the amusement park.
Activity and course revenue
Children's playground can host various activities and courses, such as birthday parties, parent-child salons, early education courses, etc. These activities require a certain fee to bring additional income to the playground.
For example, special discounts can be set up for parent-child events on specific days, such as every weekend. All parent-child customers who come to the store for consumption will receive a 15% discount, or in store parent-child salons can be held irregularly.
Membership fees
The children's playground can establish a membership system, provide discounts and exclusive services to members, and charge a certain membership fee. This can bring a stable customer base and source of income to the amusement park.
The amusement park can develop a suitable consumption point system or membership discount system based on the actual sales in the store and the surrounding consumption environment.
Advertising and sponsorship revenue
Children's playgrounds can increase revenue through advertising and sponsorship.
Some companies or organizations may sponsor activities or events in the amusement park and set up advertising forms such as display boards or banners inside the park.
Moreover, with the popularity of the Internet and the rise of online shopping+live broadcasting, online has gradually become an important position of the park's ticket income. For example, many stores can sell thousands of ticket packages during the pre-sale period.
Food and beverage sales
Food and beverage sales in children's playgrounds are also an important source of income.
Many children and parents will purchase snacks, drinks, and meals in the amusement park, which can bring considerable additional income to the park.
Toy and souvenir sales
Children's parks usually have shops or stalls selling toys, souvenirs, and derivatives related to the theme of the park.
These product sales not only increase revenue, but also serve as a means of promotion and publicity for the amusement park.
Activity and course revenue
Children's playground can host various activities and courses, such as birthday parties, parent-child salons, early education courses, etc. These activities require a certain fee to bring additional income to the playground.
For example, special discounts can be set up for parent-child events on specific days, such as every weekend. All parent-child customers who come to the store for consumption will receive a 15% discount, or in store parent-child salons can be held irregularly.
Membership fees
The children's playground can establish a membership system, provide discounts and exclusive services to members, and charge a certain membership fee. This can bring a stable customer base and source of income to the amusement park.
The amusement park can develop a suitable consumption point system or membership discount system based on the actual sales in the store and the surrounding consumption environment.
Advertising and sponsorship revenue
Children's playgrounds can increase revenue through advertising and sponsorship.
Some companies or organizations may sponsor activities or events in the amusement park and set up advertising forms such as display boards or banners inside the park.
