Perri Dinnerman
Identification
Beautification
Interaction
The arch as a symbol of passage helps guests understand methods of circulation on all scales, creating less confusion, less questions, and less misdirection, improving efficiency.
The adaptable portal shows commitment to innovation, while sign inserts provides opportunities for small details and easter eggs through its design. Overall theming is expanded upon by the arch as a tool for decoration.
The increased theming of the park leads to more photo opportunities and increased social media presence from guests.
Adaptable Line Queue Portals
Post
Sign
Arch
- Lightweight frame to allow for easy installation and single post mounting
- Steel material for durability with rubber strip on inside to secure arch insert
- Frame design reduces total material costs and allows for sign interchangability
- 0 degree sections allow all line queue widths to be accommodated by positioning posts along any spot
- Can be made with a variety of materials (lumber, metal, etc)
- Adaptable to all railing dimensions and includes additional
securing mechanisms
- Whole arch can be adapted to mount on a singular post in line queues with one railing
- Rectangular sign insert is secured and can be interchanged to post while mounted
- Made by Sign Shop
- 27 dollars per full set
- Aluminium Composite Material (ACM) for outdoor use and durability
- Allows for customization for each individual ride/area by designers/marketing
- Can be changed for different events
- Opportunity for small details for higher engagement for BGW returners
This project was a proposal for Busch Gardens Williamsburg to address the issue of unclear queue entrances and propose an adaptable, customizable arched portal that could be implemented on small to medium sized attractions for less than $5,000