2019年TEA-AECOM全球主题公园报告.docx

GLOBAL ATTRACTIONS ATTENDANCE REPORT GLOBAL ATTRACTIONS ATTENDANCE REPORT The definitive annual attendance study for the themed entertainment and museum industries. Published by the Themed Entertainment Association (TEA) and the Economics practice at AECOM. 8.0 China Dinosaur Park, Changzhou, China, attendance growth 2018–19 CONTENTS THE BIG PICTURE 6 THE AMERICAS 24 ASIA-PACIFIC 42 EMEA 58 MUSEUMS 70 ABOUT THE STUDY 98 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 99 China Dinosaur Park, Changzhou, China ? China Dinosaur Park 4 5 THE THE BIG PICTURE Top 10 theme park groups worldwide attendance growth 2018–19 521.2m Top 10 theme park groups worldwide attendance 2019 501.2m Top 10 theme park groups worldwide attendance 2018 JOHN ROBINETT Senior Vice President – Economics — 9.1m Universal Studios Hollywood, Universal City, CA, U.S., attendance 2019 6 STABLE 2019 SETS STAGE FOR COMING CHALLENGES While 2020 has been a year of great challenges for the global visitor attractions industry, our report, as always, focuses on the results of the previous year, in this case, 2019. We will share some brief comments about 2020 at the end of this column and in selected sections of this report, with detailed analysis to follow, of course, in next year’s edition. After clearing the half billion attendance mark in 2018, the world’s top theme parks, water parks and attractions continued to climb to 521m in 2019 for a 4.0% annual growth rate as represented by the top 10 attraction groups. — The Asian operators once again dominated — with OCT, Chimelong, and Fantawild all reporting high single- or double-digit increases. In the West, Cedar Fair led the pack with visitation up 8.0%, which included the acquisition of several water parks. Universal Studios Hollywood, Universal City, CA, U.S. ? Universal Studios Hollywood 7 Looking at the top 20 theme parks in the various global markets showed general stability in 2019 with modest growth rates. Asia’s top parks expanded at roughly 2.0%, sligh