Not only a national brand, Gymboree Play & Music opens up a way for parent and baby to bond, have fun and educate. They also offer franchises through out the US and internationally.
Anyone interested in a franchise of this kind can feel good knowing they are able to make a profit while offering something that parents and their children will enjoy, together. Potential franchisees could also feel good knowing they’d be joining into something that has been franchising for 30 years.
Gymboree has 2 different business models that you can choose from. Which one you go with would depend on the needs as well as the potential of the market you’re looking to place the franchise in. The first is the Gymboree Play & Music center which is a complete business offering a variety of developmental programming and other age appropriate programs. You can expect your expenses to be anywhere from $126,000 to $270,950. The smaller Gymboree Metro Play Center offers limited selection to customers and that can cost anywhere from $77,000 to $178,350.
cassy on August 27th, 2008 at 6:27 pm
“Gymboree’s philosophy is that children learn best when allowed to actively explore in an environment that is fun and appeals to their natural curiosity and desire to learn, supported by the people who matter most in their lives.”
A very nice service they offer, can really help the children to be more knowledgeble.
Winning Startups on August 28th, 2008 at 6:36 am
I have taken my kids to Gymboree for a couple years and they love it. The one I go to is very very busy and must be profitable. I looked into a franchise, then I heard Kidville is looking to expand and reconsidered. Kidville looks like Gymboree on steroids, though it’s way more expensive.