2026 FDD Item 19, p. 56 Checked Nov 2, 2026
Launch Entertainment Franchise Revenue (2026 FDD)
In Item 19 of its 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document, Launch Entertainment reports median Annual Gross Revenue, Reporting Locations of $2,080,000 (2025 fiscal year, 14 franchised parks (10 Adventure Parks and 4 Family Entertainment Centers) open all of 2025 under one continuous owner; 7 (50%) were at or above the median). The figures below are selected disclosures, not a substitute for reading the full Item 19.
Startup cost: a Launch Entertainment franchise costs an estimated $3,141,548 – $6,232,089 to open (Item 7). See the full Launch Entertainment franchise cost breakdown.
Does Launch Entertainment’s Item 19 show profit or owner pay?
No. Launch Entertainment’s Item 19 reports sales and other operating figures but no profit, costs or owner pay. Rent, payroll, supplies, loan payments and Item 6 fees such as the royalty (6% of Gross Receipts) come out of sales before an owner is paid, so these figures cannot show what an owner earns.
What Launch Entertainment discloses (Item 19)
Source: Launch Entertainment 2026 FDD, Item 19, PDF p. 56.
| Figure | Value | Period | Based on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median Annual Gross Revenue, Reporting Locations | $2,080,000 | 2025 fiscal year | 14 franchised parks (10 Adventure Parks and 4 Family Entertainment Centers) open all of 2025 under one continuous owner; 7 (50%) were at or above the median (Item 19, PDF p. 58) |
| Average Annual Gross Revenue, Top Quartile | $3,565,993 | 2025 fiscal year | The 3 highest-revenue Reporting Locations (Item 19, PDF p. 58) |
| Average Annual Gross Revenue, Bottom Quartile | $1,210,987 | 2025 fiscal year | The 3 lowest-revenue Reporting Locations (Item 19, PDF p. 58) |
| Labor, average percentage of Gross Revenue | 26% | 2025 fiscal year | 10 Self-Reporting Locations (8 Adventure Parks, 2 Family Entertainment Centers); range 18% to 35% (Item 19, PDF p. 58) |
| Cost of Goods Sold, average percentage of Gross Revenue (includes royalty and brand fund) | 17% | 2025 fiscal year | 10 Self-Reporting Locations; range 14% to 23% (Item 19, PDF p. 58) |
| Occupancy, average percentage of Gross Revenue | 17% | 2025 fiscal year | 10 Self-Reporting Locations; range 5% to 24% (Item 19, PDF p. 58) |
Item 19 sample and definitions
Item 19 (PDF pages 56-60) reports 2025 Gross Revenue for 14 of 28 franchised parks, excluding parks opened, sold or transferred during the year and all 8 older Trampoline Parks, a format no longer offered. It gives no overall average. Revenue ranged from $986,545 to $4,040,585. Cost percentages come from profit and loss statements of 10 parks and also include insurance (6%), local marketing (3%) and other operating expenses (9%); they exclude owner compensation. The franchisor notes that the Family Entertainment Centers in the sample are generally larger and may cost more.
How to interpret Launch Entertainment’s Item 19 figures and sample limits · What Item 19 does and does not show about owner pay.
Fee illustration using reported sales
Calculated fee illustration using Item 6 and Item 19, not an FDD profit disclosure or owner-income estimate.
Source: Launch Entertainment 2026 FDD, Item 6 (fee inputs), PDF p. 15.
The selected annual sales metric supports the illustration below. Other Item 19 rows can cover different periods or samples and are not interchangeable inputs. Sales remaining after these fees still have to cover operating costs.
| Sales figure | Sales | Fees to franchisor & marketing | Left for all other costs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median Annual Gross Revenue, Reporting Locations2025 fiscal year · 14 franchised parks (10 Adventure Parks and 4 Family Entertainment Centers) open all of 2025 under one continuous owner; 7 (50%) were at or above the median | $2,080,000 | $218,888 | $1,861,112 |
The range uses the recorded recurring fee ranges. Rent, payroll, cost of goods, loan payments and taxes still come out of the last column. The sales sample’s results do not predict a new outlet’s results.
Scope of these figures: The selected Launch Entertainment disclosures above retain their recorded periods and samples. The lead figure covers 14 franchised parks (10 Adventure Parks and 4 Family Entertainment Centers) open all of 2025 under one continuous owner; 7 (50%) were at or above the median. They do not establish take-home owner income or the results of a new outlet. Read the linked Item 19 for the franchisor's definitions and exclusions.
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Sources
Launch Franchising, LLC Franchise Disclosure Document, issued May 1, 2026, as filed with the Minnesota Commerce (CARDS). Read the source FDD PDF. How to get this FDD yourself.
- Item 5: cited PDF p. 13
- Item 6: cited PDF p. 15
- Item 7: cited PDF p. 20
- Item 19: cited PDF p. 56
- Item 20: cited PDF p. 63
- Agreement term (Item 17): cited PDF p. 53
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Document & verification changelog
- November 2, 2026: Source check completed against the recorded FDD.
- November 2, 2026: Initial cost profile published from the 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document (issued May 1, 2026).
- November 2, 2026: Independently checked against the May 1, 2026 Minnesota Clean FDD: cover, Items 1, 5, 6, 7, 11, 17, 19 and 20. Item 6 now lists all 28 rows (the draft had 7). Added the opening deadline and fee, renewal terms, the Development Agreement total, Item 19 cost percentages and sample exclusions, and Item 20 notes. Rewrote the analysis.