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Park Equus Tourist Study, Ady Milman Jan 1986

Park Equus Tourist Study, Ady Milman

Dick Pope Sr. Institute Publications

Tourism is the largest industry in the state of Florida and especially large in Central Florida. In 1985, close to 30 million domestic and international tourists visited the state. These visitors purchased goods and services worth $19 billion. The Florida Division of Tourism estimated that in 1985, Central Florida was one of the most popular destinations in the state, hosting 23% of auto visitors arrivals and 19% of air visitors arrivals. Central Florida attractions have always been very popular: In 1985, Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom and EPCOT Center accounted for over 50% of Florida's air and auto attraction visitors. …

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Charrette Conference Development Potentials For Florida Discovery In Jacksonville, Florida, Harrison Price Company Dec 1985

Charrette Conference Development Potentials For Florida Discovery In Jacksonville, Florida, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

Harrison Price Company (HPC) was retained in October 1985 to organize and carry out a charrette conference directed at defining an optimum concept and tentative economic potential for the Florida Discovery Project, an undertaking conceived with the purpose of stopping the extensive visitor pass through traffic in and around Jacksonville, Florida in an active commercial recreation attraction. The report includes the following sections: introduction, the project environment, a recommended concept of development for Florida Discovery, land and building areas and construction and development costs, and conclusions.

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Measuring The Effectiveness Of Tourism Sales Promotions, Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies Dec 1985

Measuring The Effectiveness Of Tourism Sales Promotions, Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies

Dick Pope Sr. Institute Publications

The purpose of the following project was to investigate and propose methods that can be implemented to measure the effectiveness of the following tourism sales promotion programs that are widely used by the Florida Division of Tourism and other Florida tourism operators: - Trade shows - Consumer shows - Sales blitzes - Familiarization trips - Educational seminars For this purpose a study consisting of the following four phases was undertaken: 1. A survey of the methods currently used by other states. 2. A survey of the methods currently used by other industries. 3. An analysis of the methods used by …

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Performing Arts Facility Requirements At Walt Disney World, Harrison Price Company Nov 1985

Performing Arts Facility Requirements At Walt Disney World, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

A mini-charrette was conducted by the Harrison Price Company (HPC) for the Disney Development Company to determine if a performing arts center at Disney World was a sound idea and how best to do it. Performing arts venues in Ashland, Oregon and Chautauqua, New York were selected as frames of reference for a proposed new performing arts facility at Disney World in Florida. HPC drew conclusions from the charrette discussion and the perspectives are expressed in the report.

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Knott's Berry Farm: Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow A Consideration, Jack Ryan, Halcyon Ltd. Aug 1985

Knott's Berry Farm: Yesterday, Today And Tomorrow A Consideration, Jack Ryan, Halcyon Ltd.

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

Terry E. Van Gorder commissioned Jack Ryan to write a "white paper" on Knott's Berry Farm in which the following issues were addressed: what was Knott's Berry Farm?, what is Knott's Berry Farm?, what could Knott's Berry Farm be?, what should Knott's Berry Farm be?, and address issues such as the public's perception of Knott's Berry Farm and Knott's Berry Farm's current communications to the public. The white paper includes the following sections: Introduction, What Knott's was..., What Knott's is..., What Knott's could be..., What Knott's should be..., Knott's and public relations..., And in conclusion..., Appendix I. Demographic projections, and …

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Seattle Center Long Range Master Plan - Phase Iii Final Report, Executive Summary, Economics, Walt Disney Imagineering, Harrison Price Company, Peter Moy & Associates, Sharon J. Dalrymple Aug 1985

Seattle Center Long Range Master Plan - Phase Iii Final Report, Executive Summary, Economics, Walt Disney Imagineering, Harrison Price Company, Peter Moy & Associates, Sharon J. Dalrymple

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

The City of Seattle retained Walt Disney Imagineering, Inc. and Harrison Price Company, a Joint Venture, to prepare a master conceptual and economic development plan for Seattle Center. The Seattle Center Economic and Conceptual Development Study is divided into three phases, of which the present third phase includes an introduction, the study’s principal findings and conclusions are highlighted, including attendance projections and demand for key visitor services, operating revenue and expenses for all component facilities, and an analysis of the expected capital cost of the redevelopment program.

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Preliminary Analysis Of Renaissance Festival Events In The U.S., Harrison Price Company Jul 1985

Preliminary Analysis Of Renaissance Festival Events In The U.S., Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

At the request of WED Enterprises, the Harrison Price Company conducted a preliminary investigation of the characteristics and operating experience of selected major renaissance fair events held in the United States. The memorandum summarizes the results of that investigation.

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Concept Study For The Development At Neetje Jans, Harrison Price Company, Bha Design, Inc. Jul 1985

Concept Study For The Development At Neetje Jans, Harrison Price Company, Bha Design, Inc.

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

The purpose of this surveillance (Phase I) study by the Harrison Price Company (HPC) was to make an on-site examination of Neeltje Jans, obtain input from the client group on objectives and constraints in the planning process and review data on the market environment in order to assess future development opportunities at Neeltje Jans in the form of a tentative, pre-study concept. This report summarizes our Phase I findings on what we believe to be the appropriate concepts for future development planning of the island and a recommended format for implementation. As a sidelight, HPC suggested a name for the …

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The Potential Of Morocco As A Tourism Destination For Floridians, Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies Jul 1985

The Potential Of Morocco As A Tourism Destination For Floridians, Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies

Dick Pope Sr. Institute Publications

This report presents the results of a survey of residents of Central Florida who are considered to be potential visitors to Morocco. The survey was designed, administered and analyzed by the Dick Pope Sr. Institute for Tourism Studies for the Government of Morocco National Tourist Office in Central Florida. This survey was designed to provide a database, for, planning, marketing and promotional campaigns for the Florida market. The primary objective was to explore the attitudes preferences and demographic profiles of potential visitors to foreign destinations in general and Morocco in particular.

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Concept And Market Analysis For Proposed Hennepin Avenue Entertainment Center In Minneapolis, Minnesota, Harrison Price Company Apr 1985

Concept And Market Analysis For Proposed Hennepin Avenue Entertainment Center In Minneapolis, Minnesota, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

The Baymiller Studio, Inc. proposed a major recreation/entertainment project that would absorb two to three blocks of the Hennepin Avenue in Minneapolis Minnesota. They retained the Harrison Price Company to assist in identifying appropriate component facilities and in evaluating the project’s market and revenue potential, perform market support analysis, and conceptual planning. The report includes the following sections: introduction, executive summary, site evaluation, market support analysis, preliminary financial analysis, and an addendum to financial analysis.

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Walt Disney World Futures Conference Briefing Package, Disney Development Company Mar 1985

Walt Disney World Futures Conference Briefing Package, Disney Development Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

Briefing package of Walt Disney World Futures Conference held in General Motors Conference Center, World of Motion Pavilion, EPCOT Center on March 27-29, 1985. The package includes the following sections: location map, program, attendees, Walt Disney World in brief, Walt Disney World gated entertainment attractions and Resort facilities, legal/governmental factors, physical/environmental factors, Reedy Creek Improvement District Comprehensive Plan, economy/Orlando area forecast 1985-2005, overnight accomodations, timeshare, office/R&D/industrial, residential, Walt Disney World Vacation Guide, Walt Disney Productions 1984 Annual Report, Arvida Corporation Planned Communities brochure.

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Revised Attendance And Investment Parameters For The Relocated Marine World Africa Usa At Vallejo, Harrison Price Company Mar 1985

Revised Attendance And Investment Parameters For The Relocated Marine World Africa Usa At Vallejo, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

Harrison Price Company (HPC) reviewed their report dated September 1982 on the feasibility of relocating Marine World to Vallejo, California. The restated attendance parameters are based on reevaluated changes in the project and the market makeup which had occurred in the last two and a half years since the original study was prepared. HPC also estimated sustainable capital expenditures based on the revised projections.

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Conceptual Program For Development Of A Biblically Themed Recreation Attraction In Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma, Harrison Price Company Jan 1985

Conceptual Program For Development Of A Biblically Themed Recreation Attraction In Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

Jerry Hagee and his associates (members of his family) had long had a deep seated ambition to build a biblically themed park that would become a landmark destination for the tourist visitor in general and the millions of evangelical Christians in the country, particularly in the South. The family operated a successful, free enclosure, safari type zoo attraction and visitor center at its park in the Arbuckle Mountains on Interstate Highway 35, midway between Oklahoma City and Dallas/Fort Worth. This site was large and expandable and considered as the primary location for the contemplated project. The proposed project was a …

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San Antonio Sea World Feasibility Study, Harrison Price Company Jan 1985

San Antonio Sea World Feasibility Study, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

Sea World requested that the Harrison Price Company (HPC) conduct a preliminary appraisal of the market opportunity for a $50 million sea life Park in San Antonio. HPC contacted local tourist agencies in San Antonio and used HPC's sources of demographic data to perform an evaluation of the prospects. The report includes the following sections: local market, tourist market, seasonality, attendance potential, market segment, market penetration, and economic projections.

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Silver Springs Non-Visitor Study - 1985, Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies Jan 1985

Silver Springs Non-Visitor Study - 1985, Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies

Dick Pope Sr. Institute Publications

This report presents the results of a survey of tourists vacationing in Slorida who did not visit Silver Springs. This group will be labeled as "non-visitors" in the report. The survey was designed and administered by the Dick Pope, Sr. Institute for Tourism Studies, for Silver Springs management. The "non-visitor" survey was designed to provide a database for Silver Springs management use in planning marketing and advertising programs. The primary objective was to explore non visitors' attitudes and preferences towards Florida's tourist attractions, including Silver Springs. In addition, the survey will develop demographic profiles of non visitors and explore their …

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Recreational Redevelopment For The Knoxville World's Fair Site, Harrison Price Company Jan 1985

Recreational Redevelopment For The Knoxville World's Fair Site, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

The following report prepared by the Harrison Price Company presents the findings and conclusions of a consulting program undertaken to aid the City of Knoxville in determining how best to deal with the problems and opportunities of redeveloping the Knoxville World's Fair site for the benefit of the community at large. It is not intended to be a definitive statement for the disposition of the property. The report is organized into six sections, including the introduction. The discussion begins with a section that suggests a method of approach towards the redevelopment process that other cities have found useful, and that …

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Silver Springs Visitor Survey: Season 2 (September 84), Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies Dec 1984

Silver Springs Visitor Survey: Season 2 (September 84), Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies

Dick Pope Sr. Institute Publications

This is a study of visitors to Silver Springs, FL, in September, 1984.

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Silver Springs Visitor Survey: Season 1 (August 84), Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies Dec 1984

Silver Springs Visitor Survey: Season 1 (August 84), Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies

Dick Pope Sr. Institute Publications

This is a study of visitors to Silver Springs, FL, in August 1984.

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Bungalow Park Memorandum To Dick Benz., Harrison Price Company Aug 1984

Bungalow Park Memorandum To Dick Benz., Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

The document includes a confidential, August 27, 1984, letter sent by Buzz Price, President of the Harrison Price Company to Richard Benz of the Arvida Corporation that was accompanied by materials presented at the DDC Planning Meeting in Lake Buena Vista, Florida on August 24, 1984. The DDC Planning Meeting materials include attendance numbers and their drivers at Epcot and the Magic Kingdom at Disney World. Topics covered include: the median disposable income of Floridians and tourists, perceptions of consumers, and lodging options at Disney World.

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Crocker Center Restaurant Market Support Statistics, Harrison Price Company Aug 1984

Crocker Center Restaurant Market Support Statistics, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

Harrison Price Company compiled maps and market support statistics for the Crocker Center Restaurant from a number of sources as well as a map of downtown Los Angeles (LA) economic zones. Statistical tables include: pedestrian travel time from Crocker Center, available population within 15 minutes of Crocker Center; LA Central Business District employment, 1980-1990; Downtown employment within 15 minutes pedestrian travel time from Crocker Center; selected characteristic of pedestrians entering LA Financial District office buildings; auto and bus passenger accumulation patterns Downtown LA, 6 a.m. to 1 p.m.; characteristics of Downtown employees; Downtown worker frequency of evening dining Downtown; summary …

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Briefing Material China City Charrette, Harrison Price Company Aug 1984

Briefing Material China City Charrette, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

The Mountleigh Group retained the Harrison Price Company to prepare a feasibility analysis for the revised entertainment program for the proposed China City development in London England. As part of the feasibility analysis a China City Charrette took place on August 9-10, 1988. The charrette agenda includes: 1) introduction and orientation, 2) summary of the proposed development program, 3) overview of the market environment, 4) specific concept and content, 5) preliminary estimates for the proposed attraction, 6) summary and adjournment. Charrette briefing materials are included in the pdf.

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Market Support For Las Fuentes Hotel, Harrison Price Company Jun 1984

Market Support For Las Fuentes Hotel, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

At the request of John M. Cope, Project Manager, of Maguire Thomas Partners, the Harrison Price Company (HPC) conducted an appraisal of the market environment of the proposed +/- 320 room Plaza Las Fuentes Hotel, as well as a brief review of the proposed development concept and program. In this context, HPC examined in some detail the Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company market support study prepared for the project, along with a review of other pertinent hotel market data, both for Pasadena, and for Los Angeles County as a whole. HPC conclusions are presented first, followed by topical discussion of …

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Land Use Alternatives Disney/Wrather Anaheim Properties, Harrison Price Company Jun 1984

Land Use Alternatives Disney/Wrather Anaheim Properties, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

The following report prepared by the Harrison Price Company (HPC) for WED Enterprises and the Wrather Corporation sets forth the findings and conclusions with respect to the available near-term development opportunities for vacant land owned either by Walt Disney Productions, or The Wrather Corporation, near Disneyland and Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California. In All, some 123 acres of vacant or underutilized land is either owned in full or is under long term lease to one or the other of the two firms, and could be made available for development, without considering possibly underutilized portions of Disneyland itself, or the hotel …

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Charrette Summary Conceptual Program For Redevelopment Of 1982 Fair Site, Harrison Price Company Feb 1984

Charrette Summary Conceptual Program For Redevelopment Of 1982 Fair Site, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

The Harrison Price Company was contracted by the City of Knoxville, Tennessee to aid the City in determining how best to deal with the problems and opportunities of redeveloping the 1982 Knoxville World's Fair site for the benefit of the community at large and evaluate new concept alternatives for the site, with special consideration for its touristic development potential. It was reasoned that recreational and tourist use of the property could yield opportunities and potentials for generating new money and activity for the City. Further employment of this extraordinary parcel of land in conventional uses seemed quite inappropriate. In the …

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Forecasting Parameters For Expo '86 In Vancouver, B.C., Harrison Price Company Feb 1984

Forecasting Parameters For Expo '86 In Vancouver, B.C., Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

Harrison Price Company (HPC) was retained by the Ministry of Land, Parks, and Housing of the Province of British Columbia to compile forecasting data related to Expo 86. The report includes the following data: population mileage rings, resident market estimated fair attendance by mileage rings, estimated fair attendance from beyond 150 miles and total, estimated available tourism within 150 miles of destination at time of fair and market penetration, attendance to population ratios market penetrations by mileage segment, weaknesses in New Orleans, Harrison A. Price track record on exposition forecasting, effect of distance and percent of attendance at Montreal and …

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Outlook For The Proposed Undersea World, Harrison Price Company Sep 1983

Outlook For The Proposed Undersea World, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

At the request of the City of Phoenix, the Harrison Price Company (HPC) evaluated the proposal to develop a commercial aquarium attraction known as Undersea World in downtown Phoenix. HPC’s analysis was based on a review of the feasibility study for the project prepared by Leisure and Recreation Concepts, Inc. The HPC report has the following sections: concept and site description; capital investments; site orientation map for the proposed Underwater World Aquarium; available market and projected attendance; physical capacity guidelines; attendance history for selected major aquariums; admission price schedule at major aquariums in the United States 1993; yield on adult …

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Reexamination Of Universal Studios Florida Feasibility, Sri International Sep 1983

Reexamination Of Universal Studios Florida Feasibility, Sri International

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

The Stanford Research Institute (SRI) evaluated a feasibility study conducted by MCA Recreation Service of a proposed Universal Studios attraction in Orlando, Florida. In their report, SRI employed its attendance and financial models using information on tourism constraints, energy outlook and its impact, and other attendance-related data to generate the possible profitability and financial risks of Universal Studios proposed attraction. The report includes tables and figures.

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Analysis Of Acquisition And Development Options At Beekse Bergen-Memorandum Report, Harrison Price Company Jul 1983

Analysis Of Acquisition And Development Options At Beekse Bergen-Memorandum Report, Harrison Price Company

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

Algemeen Burgerlijk Pensioenfonds (ABP) in Heerlen, The Netherlands retained the Harrison Price Company (HPC) to evaluate acquisition and development options at the Beekse Bergen park of Tilburg in Brabant. At the time Beekse Bergen was owned jointly by the cities of Tilburg (15/16th ownership), and was acquirable due to the cities’ apparent reluctance to fund operating losses, which the park had sustained in recent years. ABP had a continuing interest in the theme park industry, particularly with regard to the proposed Water Wonderland project, and in April 1983 retained HPC to assess the outlook for theme park development in the …

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Tourism Barometer, Vol. 2, No. 2, Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies Jun 1983

Tourism Barometer, Vol. 2, No. 2, Dick Pope Sr. Institute For Tourism Studies

Dick Pope Sr. Institute Publications

The four quarter ahead forecasts of out-of-state domestic visitor arrivals for the third quarter of 1983 through the second quarter of 1984 are presented in the graph below and also in the table on the following page. Although official first quarter air and auto arrivals, as well as second quarter air and auto arrivals are not yet available, preliminary figures generated by the BAROMETER suggest that total out-of-state arrivals for the first half of 1983 were approximately 10 percent ahead of 1982.

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Interim Report On Orlando Visitors Reactions To Universal Studios Tour Florida, Mccollum/Spielman Associates, Inc. Jun 1983

Interim Report On Orlando Visitors Reactions To Universal Studios Tour Florida, Mccollum/Spielman Associates, Inc.

Harrison "Buzz" Price Papers

In 1980, prior to the completion of EPCOT, a major study was conducted to measure potential interest in visiting both, Universal Studios Tour in Orlando and EPCOT, and how these parks would impact existing attractions. The 1980 study was conducted over several months amongst 1,021 overnight visitors to Orlando, and utilized verbal descriptions and audio tapes to describe both the Universal concept and that of EPCOT. The results of the 1980 study indicated extremely high interest in both Universal and EPCOT, and strong opportunity for both attractions. However, EPCOT has since opened, creating a condition that obviously must be addressed …

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