AQUA & AMUSEMENT PARK
[CODE NO.3482]
Water is one of the most powerful tools a designer has to work with. People are drawn to it. It plays to all of our most basic emotions and it fills us with a gratification that exceeds the delight of the senses.
The magic of water:-
As landscape architects, water has always been an important element in our work. Whether it’s a reflecting pool at resort, the focus of a urban park or a splash fountain in a a playground or plaza, we like water’s ability to change the way people experience the places we create. Besides being peaceful and refreshing, water is also recreational – it is possibly the world’s first playground. Water is constantly changing in form, mood & color. It is beautiful & delightful.
In our early work, we felt satisfaction when we saw people playing in our water features, even when they weren’t supposed to. From then on, it was a natural progression for us to start designing Waterparks, then to make it part of our core business and finally to become leading Waterpark innovators.
Waterparks certainly have come of age, from a time in the late 1970s when pioneers like George Millay couldn’t get their ideas taken seriously, to today, when outdoor Waterparks dot the landscape and are regarded as must-have sister facilities to amusement parks. Indoor Waterparks, meanwhile, are popping up everywhere. Now, Waterparks are conquering a new frontier: destination resorts.
A Waterpark or Waterpark is an amusement park that features water play areas, such as swimming pools, water slides, splash pads, spray grounds (water play grounds), lazy rivers, or other recreational bathing, swimming, and bare footing environments. Waterpark is more current states of development so be equipped with some type of artificial surfing or body boarding environment such as a wave pool or Flow Rider.
Department of Tourism, Government of Assam, the agency responsible for promoting tourism in Assam has been at the forefront in attracting large number of tourists to the state. Being ranked as the fourth most popular destination for tourism among states of India, the number of tourists visiting Assam (both international and domestic) are increasing over the years.
The State has decided to bring tourist activities under the priority sector and has come out with a host of new plans including inviting private companies to establish resorts and privatizing the managements of government guest houses. The Government has been actively creating infrastructure in tourist places so that entrepreneurs could open resorts, hotels, amusement parks etc. One of the major attractions offered to entrepreneurs was to make available government land in all places barring in Cities, at 20 percent of the market value for opening resorts/hotels and for carrying out tourist related activities.
While a Waterpark can be either privately owned or municipally owned, success is often measured differently in the public versus the private sector. For municipally owned Waterparks, a successful park is defined as one that earns enough through revenues to cover the daily operating costs, provides a surplus to fund expansion, helps fund other facilities within the city’s parks and recreation system, and/or funds the repair costs of existing municipal pools.
Park formats are broadly classified as amusement parks, theme parks and Waterparks. According to the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA).
COST ESTIMATION
Plant Capacity : 200.00 Person/day
land & Building (6690 Sq.Mtr) : Rs. 2.97 Cr
Plant & Machinery : Rs. 2.06 Cr
Working Capital for 2 Months : Rs. 26.88 Cr
Total Capital Investment : Rs. 5.98 Cr
Rate of Return : 18%
Break Even Point : 65%
INTRODUCTION
THE MAGIC OF WATER
AMUSEMENT PARK
THEME PARK
WATERPARK
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AMUSEMENT PARK AND THEME PARK
AMUSEMENT PARK
THEME PARK
WATERPARK CONCEPT
WHY A WATERPARK
USER EXPECTATIONS IN A WATERPARK
KEYS FROM AN INVESTOR’S PERSPECTIVE
APPROACH & METHODOLOGY
PROJECT LOCATION
OVERVIEW OF NORTH LAKHIMPUR CITY
SUB DIVISIONS & POLICE STATIONS
AREA AND POPULATION
THE BRAHMAPUTRA
THE SUBANSIRI
THE RANGANADI
THE DIKRONG
MAP
CONNECTIVITY
WAY TO LAKHIMPUR
FACTORS INFLUENCING DEVELOPMENT
OF AN AQUA/AMUSEMENT PARK
LOCATIONAL FACTORS
TARGET MARKET FOR THE PARK – MARKETS CAN BE DISTINGUISHED
AS FOLLOWS
SUCCESS DRIVERS
INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT –
ACCESSIBILITY –
UNIQUE SELLING PRODUCT & INNOVATION –
MAINTENANCE & UP-GRADATION –
WATERPARK SUCCESS DESIGNING THE
PERFECT WATERPARK
DEFINING SUCCESS
STUDYING YOUR OPPORTUNITIES
THE PROPER BLEND
CAPACITY HOLDERS
CHILDREN’S AREA
RIDES
MACHINERY REQUIRED
DETAILS OF WATER SLIDES
GENERAL WATER FEATURES THAT IS INCLUDED
CONVENTIONAL WATER SLIDES OR TUBES
INNER TUBE RIDES
SPEED SLIDES
DROP SLIDES
WAVE POOLS
ACTIVITY POOLS
INFLATABLE TOYS
DETAILS MACHINERIES/EQUIPMENT’S WITH QUOTATION
MARKET ANALYSIS 45
EVOLUTION OF AMUSEMENT PARKS – INDIAN SCENARIO
AMUSEMENT PARKS IN INDIA
NOIDA ENTERTAINMENT CITY, NCR
KISHKINTHA, CHENNAI
WONDERLA, BANGALORE
ESSEL WORLD, MUMBAI
VEEGALAND, KOCHI
OCEAN PARK, HYDERABAD
ATHISAYAM AMUSEMENT PARK, MADURAI
AMUSEMENT PARK, MADURAI
MGM DIZZY WORLD, TAMIL NADU
INDIA MARKET SIZE – THEME PARKS
GROWTH DRIVERS FOR THEME PARKS
DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
AMUSEMENT PARK MARKET GROWING AT A CAGR OF 10.16%
DURING 2017 TO 2021.
FEW POPULAR WATER PARKS NAME IN INDIA
ITEMS TO INCLUDE IN THE PLANS
WATER SLIDES OR TUBES
SLIDE ATTRACTION ENTRANCE AND EXIT
ENTRY POOL OR RUN-OUT
POOL DIMENSIONS AND SURFACING MATERIAL DESCRIBE
THE POOL DIMENSIONS AND AREA
WALKING SURFACES AND DIMENSIONS
POOL FLOOR AND WALL DIMENSIONS
POOL SETBACKS
BARRIER PROTECTION
AT POOLS WITHOUT LIFEGUARDS
LATCHES MAY BE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING
INLETS AND OUTLETS AND MAKE-UP WATER
MAIN DRAINS
HOW TO START A WATERPARK
CONTACT DETAILS OF SUPPLIER
PHOTOGRAPHS OF EQUIPMENT
PHOTOGRAPHS OF WATER PARK
DRY RIDES
LAYOUT OF WATER PARK
APPENDIX – A:
1. COST OF PLANT ECONOMICS
2. LAND & BUILDING
3. PLANT AND MACHINERY
4. FIXED CAPITAL INVESTMENT
5. RAW MATERIAL
6. SALARY AND WAGES
7. UTILITIES AND OVERHEADS
8. TOTAL WORKING CAPITAL
9. COST OF PRODUCTION
10. PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS
11. BREAK EVEN POINT
12. RESOURCES OF FINANCE
13. INTEREST CHART
14. DEPRECIATION CHART
15. CASH FLOW STATEMENT
16. PROJECTED BALANCE SHEET
