Cedar Fair is looking into developing a $28M esports arena in Sandusky as esports is projected to reach $1.1bn in 2021.
The company is exploring the potebtial development of an esports arena in Sandusky, Ohio. The $28M gaming facility would be a best-in-class space for competitive events.
The proposed development includes a 1,500-seat arena designed for esports, as well as 200 gaming stations for competitors, gamers and spectators. There would also be a wide range of F&B options, and spaces for esports camp and event attendees.
“Our long-term strategy is focused on delivering an immersive entertainment experience that differentiates our parks and makes our park guests want to come back again and again,” said Richard A Zimmerman, Cedar Fair President and CEO.
“The opening of our Cedar Point Sports Center in 2017 was consistent with this strategy and has proved to be enormously popular with amateur sports teams and other large groups. Given the booming popularity of esports, we believe there is an opportunity to tap into the growing appetite for that form of entertainment and package it with all that Cedar Point has to offer.”
