Mini Train Rides
Startup Costs: $100,000 +
Part Time: Can be operated part-time.
Franchises Available? No
Online Operation? No
Be prepared to invest more than $250,000 to start a mini train ride business. But also be prepared to generate daily business sales that can easily exceed $1,500. Starting a mini train ride business for children takes a lot of careful planning, research and business expertise, and there are numerous considerations including the most important--where the business will be located. Good locations include parks, amusement centers, indoor malls and zoos. Additionally, depending on the business location, sales of products such as hats, T-shirts and food items can also be added to boost sales and profits.
Mini Train Rides Ideas
Children's Books and Software Store
If you know what kids want to see in their books and software, sell it.
Camps For Children
If you love kids, running a children's camp could be as sweet as as toasted marshmallow.
Puppet Shows
Get kids away from the TV by putting on puppet shows.
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