Shopping Mall Play Centers
Startup Costs: $10,000 - $50,000
Franchises Available? Yes
Online Operation? No
Millions of parents go to shopping malls every day, usually with their children in tow. While shopping can be a terrific family outing, sometimes a break from the children while shopping can also be a pleasant experience. Starting a shopping mall play center business can fill a couple of demands. The first, of course, gives parents a fantastic place to drop off their children while shopping, the second is that the business can be built into a successful and profitable venture, which is exactly what you want to hear if starting this type of business is a consideration for you. Establishing a children's play center in a mall will take careful planning, especially for legal and liability issues. However, there is a real potential to generate a six-figure yearly income from a shopping mall play center for the owner-operator of the business enterprise.
Shopping Mall Play Centers Ideas
Children's Books and Software Store
If you know what kids want to see in their books and software, sell it.
Cloth Diaper Service
People still use cloth diapers and they still need them cleaned.
Puppet Shows
Get kids away from the TV by putting on puppet shows.
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