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How much funding is needed to run an inflatable children's playground
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The funds required to establish a non powered amusement park are directly related to the size of the venue, rental fees, and types of equipment ordered. Generally, it starts at 100000 yuan and is not capped. In order to quickly recover costs and profits, as well as capital turnover, it is recommended to combine your own budget to establish a non powered amusement park.
There are many projects for children's unpowered amusement parks, such as Naughty Castle, Inflatable Castle, Outdoor Internet celebrity unpowered amusement park, Theme Park, Comprehensive unpowered amusement park, etc., and the funds required for investment are also unique.
1. A mischievous fortress is generally preferred indoors, and the investment is directly related to the area and height of the interior. In this case, the manufacturer can combine the budget to create a design drawing, with a general investment of around 20000 yuan. However, it also needs to be combined with the specific consumption situation in the location.
2. The inflatable castle is not limited by the venue, as long as it is flat, inflation and deflation are relatively convenient. The size, shape, and material can be customized, and overall control of funds is relatively convenient, making it easy to recover without pressure.
3. The investment for internet celebrity unpowered amusement parks is generally between 300000 to 40000 yuan, which is directly related to the type and specifications of the equipment set. You can first find a manufacturer to customize a planning diagram.
4. Theme parks and unpowered comprehensive parks with larger venues, such as around 15 acres, require approximately 100000 yuan. This is only a price range, but it is also necessary to combine customer needs to create an overall positioning for unpowered parks.
Reminder: When ordering equipment, you can combine quotes from multiple manufacturers and choose the most cost-effective equipment with the same specifications, materials, and processes