Urban Air Adventure Park

Urban Air Adventure Park represents a premium investment in the high-growth indoor entertainment sector, with a total startup range of $2,852,887–$5,441,558 for a 2.0 park. This range reflects the scale and caliber of the Urban Air experience — large-format facilities with specialized equipment, immersive buildouts, and the infrastructure needed to drive strong guest volume and repeat visits.

The entertainment center industry benefits from growing consumer spending on experiential activities, particularly family entertainment venues. Urban Air's focus on active play aligns with increasing parental emphasis on physical activity and screen-time alternatives for children. The franchise's 204 units since its 2011 establishment demonstrates solid system growth and operational refinement over 15 years.

The high investment threshold typically requires investors with substantial liquid capital and net worth, often necessitating SBA financing or investor partnerships.

Ideal candidates possess strong operational management experience, given the complexity of managing multiple attractions, safety protocols, and high-volume customer traffic. The business model suits markets with dense family populations and limited direct competition. Multi-unit development potential exists for qualified operators, though territory exclusivity and market protection terms require careful FDD review. Prospective investors should thoroughly evaluate local market demographics, competition, and real estate availability before proceeding.

All financial information presented is for information purposes only and subject to the Urban Air Adventure Parks 2026 franchise disclosure document (the “FDD”). The information presented is a subset; please refer to Item 19 of the FDD for a complete financial performance representation. This information is not intended as an offer to sell, or the solicitation of an offer to buy, a franchise. Some parks have earned this amount. Your individual results may differ. There is no assurance that you will earn as much.

* “Gross Sales,” as used in the FDD, means the dollar aggregate of: (1) the sales price of all products, services, membership fees, merchandise and other items sold, and the charges for all services you perform, whether made for cash, on credit or otherwise, without reserve or deduction for inability or failure to collect, including sales and services (A) originating at the Franchised Business premises even if delivery or performance is made offsite from the Franchised Business premises, (B) placed by mail, facsimile, telephone, the internet and similar means if received or filled at or from the Franchised Business premises, and (C) that you in the normal and customary course of your operations would credit or attribute to the operation of the Franchised Business; and (2) all monies, trade value or other things of value that you receive from Franchised Business operations at, in, or from the Franchised Business premises that are not expressly excluded from Gross Sales, including but not limited to the redemption of approved gift cards/certificates, stored value cards, and loyalty program benefits (the initial sales or reloading of gift cards shall not be included in the calculation of Gross Sales) pursuant to the Customer Card Programs. Gross Sales does not include: (1) the exchange of merchandise between Franchised Businesses (if you operate multiple franchises) if the exchanges are made solely for the convenient operation of your business and not for the purpose of depriving us of the benefit of a sale that otherwise would have been made at, in, on or from the Franchised Business premises; (2) returns to shippers, vendors, or manufacturers; (3) sales of fixtures or furniture after being used in the conduct of the Franchised Business; (4) the sale of gift certificates and stored value cards (the redemption value minus administrative fees will be included in Gross Sales at the time of redemption); (5) insurance proceeds; (6) sales to employees at a discount (provided such discounts will not exceed 1.5% of Gross Sales during any reporting period); (7) cash or credit refunds for transactions included within Gross Sales (limited, however, to the selling price of merchandise returned by the purchaser and accepted by you); (8) the amount of any city, county, state or federal sales, luxury or excise tax on such sales that is both (A) added to the selling price or absorbed therein and (B) paid to the taxing authority; (9) tips and gratuities; (10) Gross Sales earned through an Affiliated Brand franchise operated at the Franchised Business premises, so long as such Gross Sales constitute gross sales (or equivalent) subject to a royalty fee and other fees under such Affiliated Brand’s franchise agreement; and (11) rent or other consideration paid by an Affiliated Brand franchise for occupying the Franchised Business’ premises. A purchase returned to the Franchised Business may not be deducted from Gross Sales unless the purchase was previously included in Gross Sales. Gross Sales does not reflect the cost of sales, operating expenses, rent/real estate or other costs or expenses that must be deducted from the Gross Sales figures to obtain your net income or profit.sed Business; and (2) all monies, trade value or other things of value that you receive from Franchised Business operations at, in, or from the Franchised Business premises that are not expressly excluded from Gross Sales, including but not limited to the redemption of approved gift cards/certificates, stored value cards, and loyalty program benefits (the initial sales or reloading of gift cards shall not be included in the calculation of Gross Sales) pursuant to the Customer Card Programs. Gross Sales does not include: (1) the exchange of merchandise between Franchised Businesses (if you operate multiple franchises) if the exchanges are made solely for the convenient operation of your business and not for the purpose of depriving us of the benefit of a sale that otherwise would have been made at, in, on or from the Franchised Business premises; (2) returns to shippers, vendors, or manufacturers; (3) sales of fixtures or furniture after being used in the conduct of the Franchised Business; (4) the sale of gift certificates and stored value cards (the redemption value will be included in Gross Sales at the time of redemption); (5) insurance proceeds; (6) sales to employees at a discount (provided such discounts will not exceed 1.5% of Gross Sales during any reporting period); (7) cash or credit refunds for transactions included within Gross Sales (limited, however, to the selling price of merchandise returned by the purchaser and accepted by you); (8) the amount of any city, county, state or federal sales, luxury or excise tax on such sales that is both (A) added to the selling price or absorbed therein and (B) paid to the taxing authority; (9) tips and gratuities; (10) Gross Sales earned through an Affiliated Brand franchise operated at the Franchised Business premises, so long as such Gross Sales constitute gross sales (or equivalent) subject to a royalty fee and other fees under such Affiliated Brand’s franchise agreement; and (11) rent or other consideration paid by an Affiliated Brand franchise for occupying the Franchised Business’ premises. A purchase returned to the Franchised Business may not be deducted from Gross Sales unless the purchase was previously included in Gross Sales.