Franchise: LOLLIPOPS PLAYLAND - Entertainment

Lollipop's Playland is a franchised children's indoor playground designed for 1 - 11 year olds, with most of our customers in the 2 - 8 year old range. Lollipop's Playland originated in NZ in 1993 & was exported to Australia in the late 90's. We have 8 sites in New Zealand & will have 11 sites open in Australia by the end of 2007. All Playlands operate 7 days per week.

Great for birthday parties or simply giving kids a treat (and take a break in our adult space while they have fun).

We also have after school care and holiday programmes - see the LOLLIPOP'S PLAYLAND site nearest you for details.

Our core focus is on Safety, Security, Cleanliness & Fun. We are the only indoor Playland in NZ to use a security wristband system allowing our staff to check that children are leaving with the correct adult, before they exit our staff operated secuirty gates.

All our Playlands have similar features including: Multi level Play Frame, Free Merry-Go-Round, Bouncie Castle, Dedicated Toddler Area, Ride On Cars, Dress Up & Play Believe Areas. All Playlands also have a cafe' & seating for adult comfort.

To date LOLLIPOP'S PLAYLAND has had over 6 million customers, and the franchised sites achieve strong financial returns. As the founder of LOLLIPOP'S PLAYLAND in 1992, Alan Grant will be the principal consultant but he will be assisted where necessary, by his team of New Zealand franchisees, some of whom have up to 6 years of 'hands on' LOLLIPOP'S PLAYLAND operating experience.

A significant opportunity has arisen here in New Zealand & Australia to enter this new and exciting business with the support of the most experienced operator in the region. While in many areas there are already small 'pay for play' operations, LOLLIPOP'S PLAYLANDs is the proven, experienced, large scale, professional operator who is now offering the market a higher standard of play and child/parent enjoyment.

We believe that Childers entertainment will experience continued growth with the trends to both parents working, higher disposable income and more leisure time encouraging more frequent 'family outings'.