Theme parks
How can we encourage people to go to theme parks ?
Types of theme parks
How can you remember a trip to the theme park ?
How to promote a theme park
Who goes to theme parks ?
Fright nights
Fright nights are events at theme parks which are a change of scenery and is aimed at people over the age of 18
Can be aimed at one age group compared to multiple rides for a range of age groups
More alcohol can be sold at night as there is more of a party atmosphere meaning more profits for the theme park
Maps
Create multiple meet points around the theme park for groups of people to split up and meet up again at
Help the people around the theme park
Maps can be interactive and designed in a manner to add more games around the theme park and not just having rides
Queues
Products to help people know how long the queue wait is for each ride
Decrease queue times as it is the most laborious task at theme parks
There could be entertainment when queuing to make it more enjoyable
Keeping people safe
Spread out the rides to allow people to disperse around the park distancing everyone
Safety kits around the park
Help children have recognisable points to meet their parents or find help
Chessington park
Thorpe park
Legoland
Alton towers
Disneyland
Which age groups go to different theme parks ?
The products I make have to be accessible for people of different age groups or at least the age groups targeted by the theme park
Merchandise
Types of merchandise
Photo frames
Toys
Clocks
Calendar
Clothes
Magnets
New rides
Alton towers have a new ride based on black mirror
Products and merchandise can be made to promote the new ride
Create attraction online through competition with prizes of fast track passes or merchandise