The Lasersport Business Opportunity

Lasersport is one of the most popular activities in the UK. It can be run at a variety of locations including hotels, camp sites, country fairs and it is one of the principal activities available on the corporate entertainment market.

At public events, for example fairs and on camp sites the average charge is £2 for 15 targets. Five people shoot at the same time and 15 targets takes about 5 minutes, so the system can bring in £120 per hour. It is not realistic to assume that the system will be busy all the time, although at some of the larger shows operators experience queues throughout the day and takes of £1,000 per day have been reported. It is more realistic to work on an income of around £250 - £400 per day, depending on the venue.

Many operators specialise in corporate events. Here the typical charge for a half day is between £300 and £550 and a full day between £650 and £900. The variance will depend on factors including whether you need to travel to the venue and the pricing the area will support.

Typically a Lasersport operator can expect to make between £30,000 and £50,000 per annum.

Many operators build their business to offer more activities and thus create a larger organisation. Progressive Resources Ltd is based in The New Forest on the South Coast of England. They started in 1989 with one Lasersport system and now own the largest corporate event company in their area with a turnover of more than £2m.

The full Lasersport system consists of the principal kit with an electronic clay launcher and the PARISS indoor system. This costs £20,000 plus VAT. You can buy a system without the automatic launcher (you use a manual one) and PARISS and this costs £15,000 plus VAT. Many people start their business this way and build up to having the full kit Leasing options are available.

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Earn up to £120 per hour at fairs.

"Typically a Laserport operator can expect to make between £30,000 to £50,000 per annum"