Entertainment and Recreation Businesses for Sale in Idaho

• Live events agency specializing in pub trivia and music bingo

  Live events experiential agency in ID

  Asking price $1,097,751 · Revenue $1,210,724 · Cash flow $347,280

• Experienced Commercial Contractor

  Commercial building construction in ID

  Asking price $2,150,000 · Revenue $3,676,475 · Cash flow $152,516

Explore gyms, studios, family attractions, leagues, and venues for owner-operators and investment firms. Filter by gross revenue, adjusted cash flow, cash flow multiple, state, asking price, and whether the owner is exploring interest. Use toggles to hide franchises, find absentee owner potential listings, relocatable or fully remote options, and SBA loan pre-qualified deals. Save this search to get email alerts when new matches appear. At-a-glance market stats: • Median cash-flow multiple: 2.5X • Most common industries: Gyms and studios, Family entertainment centers, Classes, leagues, and camps Frequently asked questions: Q: How do memberships versus ticket sales impact valuation? A: Recurring memberships and passes usually support higher valuations than one-off ticket sales because they stabilize cash flow. Q: What safety and insurance items should I review? A: Review incident logs, waivers, insurance coverage, and inspection reports to understand risk and any required safety investments. Q: How do I evaluate equipment condition and lifecycle? A: Check age, usage, and maintenance records for key equipment so you can budget for repairs or replacements in your capital plan. Q: Can I finance seasonal or tourism-heavy businesses? A: Seasonal venues can be financed, but lenders often require stronger guarantees, reserves, or collateral because cash flow is less steady. Recurring memberships, strong programming, and safe operations build durable revenue. Location, parking, and nearby anchors affect foot traffic. Destination venues benefit from group sales and corporate events. Valuation depends on adjusted cash flow, membership retention, and utilization. Diversified offerings and clean safety records support healthier margins. For equipment-heavy concepts, review maintenance logs and replacement cycles. In diligence, request membership data, event calendars, waivers and insurance, safety and incident logs, staff credentials, and scheduling. For franchises, confirm transfer steps and required upgrades. Financing can be SBA or conventional with equipment financing as needed. A member communication plan protects retention through the handoff.