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the games on a walk-in basis in what would be considered a pick- <br /> up game made up of numbers of small groups of people or <br /> individuals who desire to play the game. <br /> The game software includes a reservation system so that groups <br /> can schedule specific times and people can buy tickets in <br /> advance* 'This allows for better scheduling in peak times and <br /> encouragement of activity in non peak times. <br /> ZINANCIAL <br /> From a financial standpoint, business can be quite lucrative <br /> While there are accessory sales of- wearables and beverages, our <br /> primary f ocus is on the entertainment sales- With the basic sale <br /> being entertainment, once the cost of staff, rent and insurance <br /> is paid for and breakeven is achievede virtually all -additional <br /> revenues fall, directly onto the bottom lines <br /> We estimate that it requires about 1500 plays per week to break <br /> even at an average cost of $6.50 per game play including tar. <br /> The sites that we have visited in the United States have <br /> consistently been doing 2500 to 3"000 games per week* <br /> Laserport's laser tag game is budgeted to produce $600, 000 to <br /> $7001000 ( of total) in income per year. Additional <br /> revenue will be provided by food and beverage service, arcade <br /> games and merchandise sales <br /> The food and beverage format has not been fully worked for this <br /> location out but at a minimum, soft drinks and snack foods will <br /> be offered and potent i a l ly l pizza or some similar food may be <br /> served, perhaps on a contracted basis from other facilities. <br /> This portion 'of the operation is budgeted to produce $25,000 to <br /> $100rOOO (4-8% of total) in sales per year depending on the <br /> format eventually chosen. <br /> Arcade game's are an integral part of the garde as they provide an <br /> activity while participants wait for the game to be played as <br /> well as a revenue opportunity for the facf 1 it a It would appear <br /> from preliminary plans that the site would support 15 - 20 games* <br /> This portion of the facility is budgeted to produce income of <br /> $50,000 to $75,000 (7-m-St of total) per year. <br /> Merchandise sales would he 'of goods with the Laserport logo on <br /> them such as t-shirts and caps* Sales of merchandise are <br /> budgeted at $25,000 to $50,000 (4m-6% of total) per year. <br /> The. cost of opening a facility is in the neighborhood of $400,000 <br /> for equipment, game improvements and front entry displays, This <br /> amount has been raised in equity and therefore no debt will be <br /> used to open the center <br />
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