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CMBH Partners takes over management of Royal Gorge Bridge and Park

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What happened

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CMBH Partners is taking over the management of the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park, effective November 1. The company will operate the 360-acre destination under a 25-year contract with extension options, replacing the Royal Gorge Company of Colorado. A portion of the park’s annual revenue, estimated at about 25% or roughly $3 million, flows to Cañon City.

From gazette.com

Why it matters

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The park is a major tourist attraction, and the revenue generated by its operation provides a significant stream of income to Cañon City. The new management agreement establishes a long-term financial relationship between the park and the city.

From gazette.com

Who's involved

  • Cañon CityThe city that receives a portion of the park's annual revenue.

Who could feel it

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  • Cañon CitySpeculative

    Cañon City might see a direct increase in city coffers from the park's annual revenue under the new management.

  • city councilSpeculative

    The city council might benefit from the continued flow of park revenue into city funding.

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