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Themed Entertainment Consultants
Stonecreek LLC acts as consultants to themed entertainment facilities, for new to-be-built themed venues as well as the renovation, refurbishment or redevelopment of existing themed entertainment facilities.
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Paris Disneyland Master Plan
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Universal Studios New Business Development
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Castle Rock Theme Park
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Market study with financial projections and facility recommendations for proposed theme park. For Park Funding Corp.
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Entertainment Center at Anaheim Arena
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Big idea formulation, product ideation, for urban entertainment center next to Anaheim Arena. For Campanua Properties
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CityWalk Facility Site Selection Process
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Executive in charge of site selection process for CityWalk sites. For Universal Studios Recreation Group.
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Please note that we include the experience of our partners while with predecessor firms, as noted if applicable with specific client assignment descriptions.
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Themed Entertainment Facilities
Stonecreek LLC experience includes site acquisition, due diligence, feasibility analysis, deal structuring, and asset management of such centers. Through creative affiliate Adventure Studios LLc, the company also collaborates in the design-development and project management of themed entertainment projects.
Consumers today have a wide array of places at which they may enjoy their leisure time including retail centers, restaurants, nightclubs, museums, family entertainment centers, theaters, sport facilities, theme parks, themed attractions, themed entertainment, musems & science centers, among many others.
We have also seen a return to urban entertainment districts, historic districts, and the "great streets" of vibrant urban locations. To a varying extent, all these places compete with each other as alternative experiences for a consumer?s time and attention.
We refer to this place-based competitive marketplace for a consumer?s ?time at play? as the Destination Leisure Industry. This great convergence of consumer expectations has also been characterized as being a part of the overall ?experience economy.?
In general, today's consumer, from child to retiree, has experienced high quality live performances, movies, restaurants, and especially, theme parks. This is increasingly true even on a worldwide basis. Each person, each "end user" in this vast "theme park generation" is a sophisticated master of his or her own lifestyle and increasingly technology-savvy.
Despite such sophistication, we believe it is straightforward to figure out what consumers are after: During each person?s leisure time, enjoyment of their personal time with children, parents, extended family, spouse (or girlfriend/boyfriend), and friends and associates, is the whole point. We all want to seek or feel satisfaction with the quality of our relationships and the quality of our leisure-time experiences.
We're quite literally in the "shared" experience business, a part of the Experience Economy.
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