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Attraction Lane Yield & Pricing

Equity Growth Partners

A lane, a bay, or a simulator is a perishable hour. Once it passes empty it is gone. Measure how many of those hours you sell, what each one earns, and what peak pricing and off-peak fill are worth to the week.

Venue

Rent, salaried staff, insurance, utilities, debt service. Everything you pay whether lanes sell or not.

Attendant time, cleaning, consumables, card fees per lane hour actually sold.

Average bar and kitchen spend per sold lane hour.

Peak (Fri and Sat evening, events)

Hours per lane in the peak window. 7 = about 3.5 hours on each of two nights.

Off-Peak (weekdays, daytime)

Lane Economics

Revenue per Available Lane Hour
$0.00
Blended Utilization
0
Empty Lane-Hours per Week
0
Weekly Contribution after Fixed
0
Break-Even Utilization
0
at today's price mix

Revenue by Daypart (weekly)

Pricing & Fill Scenarios Full Report

Unlock the scenario table (peak price up $5 and $10, off-peak fill up 10 and 20 points, a happy-hour discount) with weekly and annual profit for each, the daypart breakdown, and a printable summary for your management meeting.

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Daypart Breakdown

DaypartLane-HoursSoldLane RevenueF&B ProfitRevPALH

What Moves the Number

ScenarioWeekly RevenueWeekly ProfitAnnual Change

We own and operate venues, not just calculators

Equity Growth Partners runs Lakeside Social and the Haven Hospitality Collective in South Haven, Michigan. If you are buying, modernizing, or turning around a venue, talk to operators who have the P&L in front of them every week.

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