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Antibes Land is a fixed French funfair (parc forain) near Antibes on the Côte d'Azur, notable for free admission and a pay-per-ride model.

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Overview

Antibes Land is a permanent funfair (parc forain fixe) located near Antibes on the Côte d'Azur, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of France. Unlike traditional enclosed amusement parks that charge admission, its defining feature is free entry: visitors can walk in without buying a ticket and pay only for each individual ride they choose, a model known in English as pay per ride. This approach makes the site both an amusement destination and an open space for strolling and leisure. The company that operates the park, Antibes Land, was founded in August 1991. According to French Wikipedia, the company reported revenue of 423,400 (euros) and a profit of 64,900 euros in 2012; that source notes that more recent accounts are unavailable. Since January 2000, the park has been managed by James Petit. As a summer funfair on the Côte d'Azur, Antibes Land serves both local residents and tourists during the high season, offering a variety of rides and fairground entertainment. Its official website is associated with the azurpark.com domain. The brand belongs to France's outdoor leisure and amusement industry, and its free-entry, pay-per-ride positioning distinguishes it from ticketed theme parks in the region.

History

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.

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

  • Amusement rides (pay per ride)

  • Funfair attractions

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