Activities of amusement parks and theme parks

NACE code 93.21 covers the activities of amusement parks and theme parks. This industry plays a significant role in the leisure and entertainment sector, providing recreational experiences for millions of visitors worldwide. Amusement parks and theme parks offer a diverse range of attractions, from thrilling rides and roller coasters to interactive exhibits and live performances, catering to a wide demographic of customers. As a key component of the tourism industry, this sector contributes to local economies through job creation, revenue generation, and the promotion of regional attractions.

The production techniques in the amusement park and theme park industry involve the design, construction, and operation of various rides, shows, and attractions. This includes the engineering and fabrication of rides, the development of themed environments and sets, the choreography and staging of live entertainment, and the management of visitor flow and crowd control. Park operators also focus on maintaining high safety standards, implementing rigorous inspection and maintenance protocols, and continuously innovating to provide novel and engaging experiences for their guests.

The main inputs required for the amusement park and theme park industry include land and infrastructure, such as the park grounds, buildings, and utilities. Specialized equipment, such as rides, animatronics, and audio-visual systems, are also essential inputs. Additionally, the industry relies on a skilled workforce, including engineers, technicians, performers, and customer service personnel, to operate and maintain the park's attractions. Raw materials, such as construction materials, props, and costumes, are also necessary inputs for the ongoing development and enhancement of the park's offerings.

The primary output of the amusement park and theme park industry is the provision of recreational and entertainment experiences for visitors. These experiences can include 93.29 Other amusement and recreation activities, such as water parks, zoos, and museums. The industry also generates revenue through ticket sales, food and beverage sales, merchandise, and other ancillary services. The outputs of this industry can contribute to the broader 79.90 Other reservation service and related activities and 55.10 Hotels and similar accommodation sectors, as amusement parks and theme parks often serve as major tourist attractions.