Antibes Land

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Antibes Land is a fixed French funfair situated near Antibes on the Côte d'Azur. Its defining characteristic is that admission to the park is free; visitors pay for each attraction they wish to use, following the pay-per-ride system. The operating company, Antibes Land, was created in August 1991. In 2012 the company reported revenue of 423,400 and a result of 64,900 euros, according to French Wikipedia; more recent accounts were not available there. The park has been directed by James Petit since January 2000. As a summer funfair, it operates in the seasonal leisure market of the Côte d'Azur, serving tourists and local visitors with a mix of rides and fairground attractions.

• 2012

  Reported revenue of 423,400 and a result of 64,900 euros.

• 2000

  James Petit became director/manager in January 2000.

• 1991

  The company Antibes Land was created in August 1991.

Free-entry summer funfair on the Côte d'Azur using a pay-per-ride model.

• Amusement rides (pay per ride)

• Funfair attractions

1. 1Antibes Land — Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Antibes Land — Wikipédia (fr)fr.wikipedia.org
3. 3Official siteazurpark.com