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Bounce your way to success with a Jump Arena franchise INVESTMENT LEVEL: FROM £300,000
support to ensure your park successfully operates in your region. The business off ers an extensive support system designed to make your transition as simple as possible. The teams have extensive experience in starting and operating leisure businesses, and will help you hit the ground running with all the tools you need to run a successful market-leading park. The services it off ers include: • A team of leading real estate professionals and partnerships with leading leisure industries
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• A construction and architectural team to take your park from inception to launch
• A corporate training team, with supporting comprehensive on- and off - site training programme • A detailed operations manual • Point of sale and customised booking system, developed and designed specifi cally to meet the needs of a trampoline park.
Your franchise arena will provide you with many diff erent revenue streams to maximise footfall into the arena and, in turn, profi t:
• Open jumps and walk-ins • Dodgeball leagues and events • Birthday parties, corporate events and group bookings • Fit jumps
• Specialised schools programmes • Themed events and party nights.
What’s the investment? Jump Arena is looking for entrepreneurial franchise partners that have demonstrated a passion and drive to deliver high levels of customer service and ensure brand standards are upheld. A single site franchise fee is £25,000 plus vat and the initial investment will range from £650,000 to £850,000. The costs will vary with the size of the park.
Why choose Jump Arena as a franchise model? Jump Arena will commit to fi nding you a site with the correct demographics, as well as assisting you in all planning and lease negotiations. From your initial investment, Jump
Arena anticipates you to turn over between £20,000 and £40,000 per week and would expect you to make your investment back within 12 to 18 months. Not many franchise models can say the same and can also gain you a 15 to 20 per cent profi t margin.
Its two existing parks are due to
turn over £4million in the fi rst year of operation.
What makes Jump Arena diff erent to other franchises? Jump Arena has a defi ned set of core values and a leadership team in place. At the forefront of this direction are two multiple-business owners who have launched a national chain of successful gyms that have led the markets in their cities and towns. Therefore, Jump Arena has the knowledge to make your arena a leading indoor jump park.
It has some of the leading landlords in the industry, which means Jump Arena will source only the best properties in the best locations.
hen you join the Jump Arena franchise programme, you will receive a turnkey
business solution, with full
Jump Arena Trampoline park
www.jumparena.co.uk/franchise franchise@jumparena.co.uk 07581 290 066
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Investment:£100k+
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