Theme Park Construction

A theme park experience is all about the right setting. There’s an almost magical element to theme parks—they can transport an entire family to the ocean, a jungle, a desert, a cartoon landscape, or even outer space!

Theme park construction is critical in creating the “magic” atmosphere. It’s not just the roller coasters and the water attractions. Landscape elements create the terrain and set the stage for memorable experiences.

COST Knows Theme Park Construction

Since 1957, COST has pioneered building the theme park industry’s most imaginative, entertaining, and immersive environments. Walt Disney Company, Universal Studios Florida, SeaWorld, Six Flags, Lost Island, and many other top theme parks and water parks have worked closely with COST to deliver once-in-a-lifetime experiences to their park patrons. These high-profile projects are not only recognized by the public but also by the industry awards and recognition our theme park construction work has received.

So, how do we do it? COST’s success starts by working closely with clients, designers, architects, and other contractors to deliver authentic, entertaining, cost-effective thematic construction. After the project kickoff, we set to work turning vision into reality.

Our team of designers, model builders, estimators, project managers, and more work closely with the theme park team on all facets of the theme park construction process–from the first concept art and initial theme park design to the final touches of the construction phase. When patrons arrive at your theme park, they are there to be immersed in a different world and create lasting memories. The feelings start with landscape construction that spares no detail to create a realistic experience.

At COST, our thorough understanding of custom-designed theme construction allows us to produce scenes, sets, and sculptures that transport visitors to another time and place.

Theme Construction On the Cutting Edge

The theme park industry is always on the cutting edge of technology. COST has been a proud and active member of the International Association of Amusement Parks & Attractions (IAAPA) since 1982 and the Themed Entertainment Association (TEA) since 1997.

Our multi-disciplinary staff keeps pace with the latest creative trends in the industry. We also recognize that creativity is only half of the challenge in the theme park construction equation. The other half is working within a set budget. Fortunately, our construction experience and thorough understanding of material uses, strengths, and limitations enable us to provide a beautiful, solid thematic environment within any realistic budget.

Reach out today to create that magical encounter for every guest that walks through your gates.