PART ONE:Refer to the following information to complete an income statement in contribution margin format for this tourist attraction. The customer The attraction has four types of customers. Full-price, member, promotional discount, and complimentary. Attendance Total annual attendance is 1 million people. Only 15% pay full price and 15% get in for free. In the year of operation, the attraction will sell 40,000 annual passes (remember each pass is equal to 5 visits). The rest of the attendance comes in on a promotion. (Hint: Determine the attendance and revenue for each customer type. Total the revenues and divide by 1 million to determine the average price paid by all visitors - call the gate per cap. The trickiest part is for the members - determine attendance, but use the \# of passes multiplied by the pass price to determine revenue for this customer type) Other revenue The food sold at the attraction brings in $10 per cap and has a 30% cost of sales. Expenses Labor is 100 salaried people at $40,000 each. Hourly labor - labor hours per attendee is .80 . Use this to compute hourly labor hours. The average hourly rate is $10 per hour. Operating expenses are $500,000 fixed and $2 per cap variable. Marketing costs are $100,000 for the first 500,000 visitors and $1 per cap after that. DT\&l (Depreciation, taxes and insurance) is $1 million per year. PART TWO: a) Calculate the average price (per cap) for admissions. b) Determine the breakeven \# of attendees (Hint: divide contribution margin by 1 million visitors to determine CM). Suggestion for determining the gate revenue section of the income statement - Remember quantity x price = revenue - Quantity is called attendance in the theme park industry - Selling price is called per cap (per capita means per head) Create a revenue table that looks something like this Hint: The check figure is 12.57 for total admissions per cap This is also total revenue divided by 1 million