This established entertainment and event venue has served the Midwest market for years. It combines several attraction categories with a commercial kitchen, a full-service bar, and a dedicated private-events operation, creating multiple revenue streams under one roof.

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Consistent, growing earnings. Revenue has exceeded $2 million for four consecutive years, with gross margins of 71% to 75%. Adjusted EBITDA has averaged roughly $789,000 over the last three years. The momentum is building: January–August 2026 revenue is up 13.7% over the prior year and adjusted EBITDA is up 40%, with full-year 2026 adjusted EBITDA projected at approximately $854,000.

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Ownership has invested more than $3 million since inception, including a $1.24 million construction and build-out project. More than $500,000 has been reinvested in the last five years alone, so core attraction equipment is current. A comparable venue would cost more than $4 million to build today, before it had a single customer, event booking, or trained employees.

Independent: not a franchise. There are no royalties, advertising-fund fees, or franchisor restrictions. A comparable franchise structure would cost significantly more in overhead costs. The brand, systems, and guest relationships are owned outright and transfer with the sale.

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Run by a team, guided by owners. This is not an absentee investment, and it is not owner dependent. The ownership group provides strategic oversight of marketing, finance, and operations, about 40 hours a week combined. A General Manager and an Operations Manager lead daily operations, supported by assistant managers, shift supervisors, and a dedicated events team. Written procedures, an integrated ticketing and point-of-sale platform, and an employee manifesto support a smooth transition.

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Built-in demand. Corporate outings, school groups, fundraisers, and private buyouts exist with more than $175,000 already booked for December 2026 through June 2027. A guest database of more than 300,000 contacts, positive customer ratings, and strong digital marketing support repeat business.

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Protected position and room to grow. The venue sits in a high-traffic environment with an assumable lease on favorable terms. It also holds an exclusive supply arrangement for its signature attraction within a protected territory. A new owner can grow through outbound event sales, memberships and leagues, off-peak programming, or duplicate the footprint in additional markets.