CAEN Code Rev. 3

932

Recreation and entertainment activities

EU NACE Equivalent: NACE Rev. 3 — 932

This macro-category covers all activities related to theme parks, amusement parks, water parks or adventure parks. It includes both the operation of these parks and the shows, events and related services (catering, souvenir sales). It is intended for entrepreneurs who develop or manage permanent entertainment venues, targeting both the general public and organized groups (schools, tourists).

Entrepreneur Profile

This CAEN code 932 is intended for entrepreneurs and companies (SRL, PFA) wishing to develop a business focused on recreation and entertainment activities. It is ideal for founders aiming to offer specialized services or products in this economic niche within the Romanian market.

Who should avoid:

Avoid the exclusive use of code 932 if the main activity of your company shifts towards other commercial or related branches not specified in the official description. See the excluded activities section below.

The theme and amusement park industry in Romania has experienced an interesting dynamic in the last decade, transforming from a niche sector into a significant driver of domestic tourism and leisure consumption. Classified under CAEN code 932, this macroeconomic activity includes the operation of permanent parks, water parks, adventure parks and other entertainment facilities. From classic amusement parks with roller coasters to theme parks inspired by movies or history, the diversity of concepts attracts both families with children and groups of young people, contributing to the increase in recreational spending of the population.

Macro-economically, the sector has benefited from increased purchasing power and the expansion of the middle class. In major cities and tourist areas, such parks have become major attractions, generating multiplier effects on local economies: from job creation (operators, entertainers, administrative staff) to the development of related infrastructure (hotels, restaurants, transport). However, challenges are not lacking: pronounced seasonality (most parks are profitable only in the warm months), the need for constant investment in attractive and safe equipment, and fierce competition from virtual parks or digital experiences.

Entrepreneurs operating under CAEN 932 must be aware of the risks related to changing consumer preferences, especially in the post-pandemic context, where health safety has become a priority. Also, bureaucracy and strict regulations regarding the safety of constructions and amusement equipment represent a significant obstacle to market entry. However, through innovation, partnerships with local authorities and integration of digital technologies (online tickets, augmented reality), the sector can continue to develop, offering unique experiences that maintain public interest. In conclusion, CAEN code 932 is a dynamic niche with real economic potential, but which requires careful management of investments and continuous adaptation to market requirements.


Included Activities

  • ✅ Activities of theme and amusement parks
  • ✅ Permanent amusement parks
  • ✅ Adventure parks
  • ✅ Water parks
  • ✅ Shows and entertainment performances in parks
  • ✅ Related catering and commercial activities within the parks

Excluded Activities

  • ❌ Activities of museums and historical sites
  • ❌ Professional and competitive sports activities
  • ❌ Activities of fitness and bodybuilding centers
  • ❌ Cinematographic activities
  • ❌ Activities of libraries and archives

Întrebări Frecvente

What type of companies can use CAEN code 932?

Any legal entity in Romania (SRL, PFA, Individual Enterprise) performing activities related to "recreation and entertainment activities" is required to have this code authorized in its articles of incorporation or at the Trade Register.

Are special permits required for CAEN 932?

The need for permits depends on the exact nature of the operations carried out under class 932. Some activities require authorizations from DSV, Environment, or Occupational Safety, while others can be conducted solely based on the self-declaration at incorporation.