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Non-Tech : Planet Hollywood (PHL)
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To: Quick Bucks who wrote (24)3/28/1997 10:41:00 AM
From: Peter Boudreau   of 192
 
Have you looked at their financial info at all. The reason I ask is these stores are costing a huge amount of bucks to build and I know the Vancouver store is not that busy. My wife works there as a waitress and she said the place was busy from the end of December to about the end of January and has since died off. They had to let go of 40%of their kitchen and service staff.

I didn't care for the food and everything was severly overpriced.

They are definitely targeting people who go there once to see what it is all about and tourists. I can't see them getting much repeat business.

With this in mind, I wonder if Planet Hollywood will become a fad and in a few years slowly fade away.
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