Starting a water park can be overwhelming with numerous options available both online and offline. The key factors to consider when investing in lake inflatables include the quality of the material, certifications, warranty, shipping and returns, commercial vs residential grade, and safety and liability.
Always make sure to purchase lake inflatables that are built with high-quality materials, certified to recognized safety standards, and come with a comprehensive warranty. Dealing with a reputable local vendor will provide peace of mind and ensure that all safety standards are met.
Here are a few steps to consider when starting a water park business:
1. Build a Business plan: Let the Waterwaze experts help you build a solid business plan which will give you a realistic ROI. The business plan should include detailed description of the Sportspark, including its size, attractions, target market, and financial projections.
2. Secure funding: The cost of building and maintaining a waterpark can be significant, so you might need to secure funding from investors or lenders.
3. Obtain the necessary permits and licenses: Building a waterpark can sometimes require a number of permits and licenses, such as zoning permits. We have extensive knowledge in this field and can assist you every step of the way!
4. Build the waterpark: This includes everything from designing and proper planning. Since each location is different, trust the Waterwaze team to design a tailor-made park customized for each individual location. Many factors come into building the perfect waterpark such as: water depth, traffic, capacity, etc.
5. Installation of the waterpark: Choosing professional installation is key for long term success. With a Waterwaze expert installation, you will have peace of mind during the whole process so you can focus on other business preparations. Do you prefer installing yourself? Great! We can guide you through to the entire process making sure things go smoothly and your Sportspark is installed to manufacturer recommendations.
6. Hire and train staff: You will need to hire and train staff and lifeguards to operate the park and ensure the safety of guests.
7. Promote your waterpark: Once the park is built, you will need to promote it to attract guests. This can include advertising, public relations, and social media marketing.
It is important to note that starting a waterpark business may require some planning and resources. Do not hesitate to contact the Waterwaze experts for any questions or guidance!
