I have an idea for a business to start that I've been thinking about for a while now. It's pretty simple actually, just an outdoor beach volleyball business. I would operate a league that runs from May to September. Depending on market research, I would have a number of courts with games most evenings of the week. This would be one source of revenue. The other source would be a small kitchen that serves alcohol and a small menu. This could even be just a food truck parked on the property. All seating would be outdoors. (I would would have to confirm this is okay with the liquor and gaming commission in my area).As for numbers, if for example I had 3 volleyball courts, I could have 6 teams play on each court per night, so 18 total. There would be two 2.5 month long seasons and each team would pay $650 per season. So if there are games 6 nights a week, that would be roughly $163k from the volleyball along. Anything made from the drinks and food would be on top of that. I would also have weekend tournaments occasionally with buy in fees.So assuming I can get all approvals, and market research shows there is enough interest does this sound viable? Some thoughts I had:I don't have plans for the winter season. One potential idea is an outdoor skating rink ( I'm in Canada).land requirement may be an issue. There will be quite a few vehicles that need parking and the courts themselves take up decent amount of space.utility cost will be low. Lights for the courts, heaters, and power and water to run the kitchen and a bathroom.A lot of bars and restaurants struggle getting customers on weekdays. This would guarantee patrons on these normally slow days. see hubwealthy.com/wealthy
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