LeadQuasar lists 592 theme parks and attractions across seven states. Every listing has a phone number and a website, and none has an email address or contact name. This is a small list, concentrated in Texas and California, and it suits a vendor who sells to parks and attractions and wants a clean, reachable starting set rather than national coverage.
What this list is, and what it is not
The label "theme parks" covers more than big destination parks. A business that files itself here might be an amusement park, a water park, a family entertainment centre or an adventure park, and the category does not separate them. Before you pitch, open the website. It tells you whether you are looking at a seasonal outdoor park, an indoor attraction open year-round, or something in between.
Coverage is narrow. Only seven states appear, and four of them have their own page:
| State | Listings |
|---|---|
| Texas | 212 |
| California | 193 |
| Illinois | 57 |
| Pennsylvania | 54 |
| Arizona | 31 |
| New York | 29 |
| New Jersey | 14 |
If your territory is elsewhere, this list will not help much. If it is Texas or California, it covers a lot of ground.
The biggest city groups are San Antonio (66), San Diego (33) and Houston (31).
Who makes the decisions
The phone on the listing usually reaches guest services or a main office line. The people you want are further in:
- General manager at a smaller park or entertainment centre. Often the owner or the owner's direct report, and the one who signs.
- Director of operations or park operations manager at a larger park. Rides, maintenance, staffing, safety.
- Food and beverage manager for concessions, suppliers and kitchen equipment.
- Marketing or group sales manager for ticketing partnerships, advertising and events.
- Maintenance manager for ride parts, inspections and service contracts.
When you call, name the role: "Could you connect me with whoever handles ride maintenance vendors?" Guest services staff get this request and usually know where to send it. Ask for a name and a direct email, and write both down.
Buy in the off-season
Parks are buried during their operating season. For outdoor parks in most of the country, that means late spring through summer, with a short autumn season for Halloween events. Decisions about new rides, equipment, software and suppliers are made in the off-season, when management plans next year and budgets are set.
- Outdoor and seasonal parks: reach out in late autumn and winter.
- Indoor and year-round attractions: avoid school holidays and weekends; weekday mornings in term time are quietest.
- Texas and southern California parks may run longer seasons, so ask when their slowest months are.
What parks buy
- Ticketing and access. Online ticketing, season passes, RFID wristbands, point-of-sale.
- Rides and maintenance. Parts, inspections, service contracts, new attractions.
- Food and beverage. Concession equipment, food suppliers, beverage contracts.
- Staffing. Seasonal hiring, training and scheduling tools.
- Safety and insurance. Liability insurance, safety audits, first aid and security.
- Merchandise and marketing. Retail stock, photo systems, group sales and advertising.
Ratings as a signal
Every one of the 592 listings has a Google rating, and the average is 4.32. Guests review parks often, and complaints tend to name specifics: long lines, broken rides, food quality. Read a few recent reviews before you call. If guests complain about waits, lead with ticketing or queue tools. If they complain about food, lead with concessions.
If you sell more widely to leisure businesses, the recreation and leisure category is worth searching alongside this one.
A practical theme parks outreach plan
- Browse theme park leads by state. Search and filtering are free.
- Read each website and recent reviews to decide the angle.
- Unlock up to 50 listings a day on a free account, no card needed. That covers the whole list in under two weeks.
- Call the main line, ask for the role you need, and get a direct contact.
- Follow up by email with the contact you were given. Follow CAN-SPAM and state rules.
Our guide on how to find business email addresses helps once you have a name. To export the list to your CRM, go unlimited for $3.99/month with CSV export.
Frequently asked questions
How many theme parks does LeadQuasar list?
592 theme parks and attractions in seven states, all with a phone number and website. The average Google rating is 4.32.
Which states are covered?
Texas (212), California (193), Illinois (57), Pennsylvania (54), Arizona (31), New York (29) and New Jersey (14). Other states are not in this list.
Who should I ask for when I call a theme park?
It depends on what you sell: the general manager at smaller parks, and the director of operations, food and beverage manager, maintenance manager or marketing manager at larger ones.
When do theme parks buy from vendors?
Mostly in the off-season, when management plans for next year. For seasonal outdoor parks that is late autumn and winter.
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