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Urban Air Adventure Park

FDD-based analysis. Item-level data. No franchisor input.

Urban Air Adventure Park costs $2,852,887 to $5,441,558 to open (2026 FDD Item 7), with a Variable fee model fee structure. Deal-Specific reads on Fee Structure, Unit Economics, Litigation History, and Term & Exit Terms, In Line on Operator Validation. Independent analysis, no commissions, no franchisor revenue.
Rank #178 on Entrepreneur 2026RecreationFDD issued May 16, 2026
Ranking ContextRanking from Entrepreneur Media's 2026 Franchise 500. Zorzee is independent and not affiliated with Entrepreneur Media.
Source File2026 Franchise Disclosure Document
About the Brand

About Urban Air Adventure Park

UATP Management, LLC franchises Urban Air Adventure Parks, venues that serve recreational activities, birthday parties and other group events under the name Urban Air Adventure Park. A typical Adventure Park spans at least 25,000 square feet of street-front commercial space and features an evolving package of Attractions such as trampolines, foam pits, warrior and ninja courses, soft play, climbing walls, ropes courses, dodgeball, rock climbing, arcades, bumper cars, slides, laser tag and virtual reality, with larger 2.5 Park locations also including go karts. Adventure Parks may offer ancillary services such as after-school programs and summer camps, and appeal to individuals of all ages while being particularly attractive to parents and teachers hosting group events for children and adolescents.

Source: Entrepreneur 2026 ranking/profile data and Franchise Disclosure Document, rewritten by Zorzee

Investment Summary

The Numbers At a Glance

Total Investment Range
$2,852,887 to $5,441,558
FDD Item 7
Franchise Fee
$100,000
Development fee: DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT If we award you multi-unit development rights, you must sign our Development Agreement and pay us an area development fee (the “Development Fee”), pursuant to the below schedule: Number of Parks Development Fee for Each Total Development Fee 1 $100,000 $100,000.
FDD Item 5
Royalty + Fees
Variable fee model
Visible current recurring percentage burden is 12% of Gross Sales before fixed/event fees (7% royalty + current 0% NAF + current 5% Local Marketing), plus POS System Fee currently $2,230/month and other recurring supplier/license fees.
FDD Item 6
Earnings Claim
Disclosed (no combined average)
2025 franchisee Gross Sales disclosed only in quartile bands for Adventure Parks, with no combined systemwide average or median row
FDD Item 19

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The FDD Data Table

Everything the 2026 Filing Discloses

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ItemData PointValueSource
Item 3Litigation Actions (total) 3 actions disclosed FDD Item 3
Item 5Initial Franchise Fee The Initial Franchise Fee is $100,000 (Item 5, p.17). FDD Item 5
Item 5Development Fee DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT If we award you multi-unit development rights, you must sign our Development Agreement and pay us an area development fee (the “Development Fee”), pursuant to the below schedule: Number of Parks Development Fee for Each Total Development Fee 1 $100,000 $100,000 FDD Item 5
Item 6Royalty Fee Royalty Fee is 7% of monthly Gross Sales, due monthly on the 15th beginning on the established Opening Date or next business day. FDD Item 6
Item 6National Media Fund Pro FDD Item 6
Item 6Corporate Ad & Development Fund Pro FDD Item 6
Item 6Total Ongoing Fee Burden Pro Calculated (Item 6)
Item 7Total Investment (low) $2,852,887 FDD Item 7
Item 7Total Investment (high) $5,441,558 FDD Item 7
Item 8Required Purchases (food/supplies) Pro FDD Item 8
Item 11Franchisor Assistance Pro FDD Item 11
Item 12Exclusive Territory Pro FDD Item 12
Item 12Territory Size Pro FDD Item 12
Item 15Operating Participation Pro FDD Item 15
Item 17Initial Term Length Pro FDD Item 17(a)
Item 17Renewal Terms Pro FDD Item 17(b)-(c)
Item 17Required Remodel at Renewal Pro FDD Item 17(c)
Item 17Termination Triggers Pro FDD Item 17(f)-(h)
Item 17Transfer Fee Pro FDD Item 17(m), Item 6
Item 17ROFR Provisions Pro FDD Item 17(n)
Item 17Post-Termination Non-Compete Pro FDD Item 17(r)
Item 19Revenue Metric Disclosed Disclosed (no combined average): 2025 franchisee Gross Sales disclosed only in quartile bands for Adventure Parks, with no combined systemwide average or median row FDD Item 19
Item 20Total Franchised Units (2025) 202 FDD Item 20
Item 20Company-Owned Units (2025) 4 FDD Item 20
Item 20Total System Net Unit Growth (YoY) +9 FDD Item 20
Item 20Terminations Pro FDD Item 20
Item 20Agreements Signed, Not Yet Open Pro FDD Item 20
Item 21Audited Financials Pro FDD Item 21
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The Signal Tracker

Five Signals From the 2026 Filing

Each signal turns one part of the filing into a read a buyer can act on. Strength means the disclosed data is favorable. In Line means it is typical for the category. Deal-Specific means the term is populated but you still have to model it against your own deal. Concern means the disclosed data is a real risk. The read is free. The reasoning behind it is the Pro read.

Fee Structure
Deal-Specific
FDD Item 6
The Pro Read

Fee load is source-backed from Item 5 and Item 6, with royalty or royalty-equivalent obligations separated from marketing/ad fund obligations.

Unit Economics
Deal-Specific
FDD Item 19
The Pro Read

Item 19 does disclose real FY2025 Gross Sales, but only in quartile bands with no combined average or median for the offered Adventure Park type, so no single systemwide average or median can be quoted. Spread is wide: top-quartile 2.0 Parks averaged about $4.7M while bottom-quartile averaged about $2.0M, with a systemwide high of $11.3M and low of $1.3M. These are gross sales, not profit - they exclude cost of sales, labor, rent, and other operating costs.

Litigation History
Deal-Specific
FDD Item 3
The Pro Read

FDD Item 3 discloses 3 actions. Case names, allegations, procedural posture, and source quotes are locked in Pro.

Operator Validation
In Line
FDD Item 20
The Pro Read

Item 20 system health is populated from the FDD data layer with latest system count, franchised count, company-owned count, and net-change context.

Term & Exit Terms
Deal-Specific
FDD Item 17
The Pro Read

The initial term is ten years, with a successor right to two additional five-year terms. Transfer approval, a right of first refusal, a franchisor purchase option, and a post-term non-compete are all disclosed.

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Item 19: Earnings Disclosure

What the Earnings Claim Says, and What It Does Not

Urban Air Adventure Park has Unit Economics data in Item 19, but it does not provide one standard combined unit figure for Free to display. The disclosed cohorts, tiers, ranges, coverage, and read are included in Pro.

Disclosed (no combined average)

The disclosed cohorts, tiers, ranges, coverage, and read are included in Pro. No combined figure is invented or exposed on Free.

What the Number Doesn't Tell You
Free, because misreading Item 19 is one of the costliest mistakes a first-time buyer can make.
  • Item 19 reports the disclosed sales or revenue metric. That is not profit, and not a forecast of what you would personally take home.
  • An average and a median are not the same number. Know which you are shown and how far apart they sit.
  • What reaches you is whatever survives operating costs and debt service. Item 19 never shows that figure.
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Unit Count and Trajectory

A System Still Expanding

Total Units
206
As of 2025, FDD Item 20
Franchised
202
As of 2025, FDD Item 20
Company-Owned
4
As of 2025, FDD Item 20
Total System Net Change (YoY)
+9
As of 2025, FDD Item 20
Total System Units, Latest Available FDD Years
183
2023
197
2024
206
2025

Urban Air Adventure Park trajectory is shown only where source-backed. Missing Item 20 fields stay blank inside the locked layout instead of removing the section.

Source: FDD Item 20 where present. Total system units, franchised plus company-owned. Not financial advice.

Beyond the Net Number
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Litigation History

What FDD Item 3 Discloses

3 actions disclosed in FDD Item 3. Case-level detail remains locked in Pro.

Case 01
Item 3 action disclosed
Case-level detail locked in Pro
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Case 02
Item 3 action disclosed
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Case 03
Item 3 action disclosed
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What a Litigation Count Doesn't Tell You
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  • The pattern matters more than the total. Repeated allegations matter more than isolated disputes.
  • Concluded and open matters are not the same weight. Open matters require different diligence than old resolved matters.
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Editorial Analysis

The Zorzee Read

The Zorzee Take
The editor's synthesis: what the filing actually means once the numbers, diligence, and operator reality are weighed against each other. The Take names what matters, what does not, and what must be validated before any decision.
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The Inversion
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The Decision

You've Seen the Filing. The Read Is Still the Missing Piece.

The filing tells you what Urban Air Adventure Park costs to open. Pro adds the read on whether the numbers work for you, in your market, and whether this brand is a business or a job you bought.

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FAQ

Urban Air Adventure Park Franchise Questions, Answered

How much does a Urban Air Adventure Park franchise cost?

A Urban Air Adventure Park franchise costs $2,852,887 to $5,441,558 to open, disclosed in FDD Item 7 of the 2026 filing, covering the franchise fee, buildout, equipment, and working capital to breakeven. No commissions, no franchisor revenue, independent analysis only.

What are the royalty and fees for Urban Air Adventure Park?

Urban Air Adventure Park uses a Variable fee model fee structure, disclosed in FDD Item 6.

What does Urban Air Adventure Park disclose in FDD Item 19?

No Item 19 earnings figure is disclosed for Urban Air Adventure Park in its 2026 FDD, so there is no franchisor-stated revenue number to read.

Does Urban Air Adventure Park have any lawsuits or litigation?

Urban Air Adventure Park's FDD Item 3 discloses 3 legal actions. A raw count means little without scale and time, so weigh it against the system's 206 units and the years covered. The case-level detail is the Pro read.

Is Urban Air Adventure Park a good franchise investment?

Zorzee does not rate franchises good or bad; it reports what the filing discloses so you can judge fit. Urban Air Adventure Park shows Deal-Specific reads on Fee Structure, Unit Economics, Litigation History, and Term & Exit Terms, In Line on Operator Validation. Whether it fits depends on your capital, your market, and your operating style. Independent analysis, no franchisor revenue.