Here is our round-up of May across the WARPOINT network: arena revenue in Russia, the CIS countries and beyond. The story of the month is Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, a city of 189,000 people whose arena earned more than $36K.
May’s key figures
- Highest revenue in the network — $79,000 (Moscow);
- Best-performing international arena — $81,173 (Dubai);
- Best city with fewer than 500,000 residents — Kirov: $20,000;
- Best town with fewer than 100,000 residents — the village of Zasechnoye: $11,000.
City size is not what matters most
Successful WARPOINT arenas operate both in cities of a million and in small towns:
- Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk (population 189,000) — $37,000;
- Kemerovo (542,000) — $21,000;
- Kirov (475,000) — $20,000;
- Zasechnoye (30,000) — $11,000.
Every venue has its own story: the result depends on the location, the quality of management, marketing and how many years the arena has been open.
The network’s footprint
In May, WARPOINT arenas were operating in Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, the UAE, Germany, Spain, Cyprus, Kuwait and Costa Rica. Every venue is on the network map.
Revenue of all locations in May
The cards show the rankings across five categories of Russian cities, CIS countries and international arenas. Click a card to open it at full size.
Run the numbers for your city
The calculator gives a preliminary estimate of an arena’s income, and a manager will prepare a personal financial model on request. Last month’s results are in the April report.
