Hyderabad, Friday, 7 November 2025.
Mordor Intelligence published this Friday forecasts the global amusement-park market will reach USD 101.2 billion by 2030, driven by rising middle‑class disposable income, tourism rebound and technology-led guest experiences such as AR/VR, trackless dark rides and immersive storytelling. For retail and operator executives the headline signals continued capital deployment into themed IP, ride and show technology, and resort-scale mixed‑use development, while also foreshadowing intensified competitive pressure in China and faster growth in Asia‑Pacific. Operators should prioritize guest‑experience differentiation, yield management and operational resilience: expect wider adoption of dynamic pricing, integrated merchandising and hotel assets to lift per‑capita spend. Major regional players cited—Fantawild, OCT Parks (Happy Valley) and Compagnie des Alpes—illustrate the spectrum from domestic scale to IP‑driven resort models. In short, the forecast points to steady market expansion to 2030 and a strategic shift from capacity buildout to monetizing richer, tech‑enabled guest journeys. Prepare investment cases that prioritize experience ROI.