Signals

[Dark2]

At first, sorry for my English.

It would be interesting to place information signs to indicate the address of the place where the rides, the toilets, the restaurants, the sits... That way , customers will not be lost in the park. If not place these signals , the client should roam around the park to find it. So, it would launch a countdown. When the countdown reaches zero, his satisfaction decreases and if he was looking for an attraction, then he looks for another. If he was looking for a toilet, and countdown reaches zero, he urinates or he vomits in the place where he is. If he was looking for a restaurant, and countdown reaches zero, he gets dizzy and a doctor comes.

What do you think about it?

 

[gregorburns]

At first, sorry for my English.

It would be interesting to place information signs to indicate the address of the place where the rides, the toilets, the restaurants, the sits... That way , customers will not be lost in the park. If not place these signals , the client should roam around the park to find it. So, it would launch a countdown. When the countdown reaches zero, his satisfaction decreases and if he was looking for an attraction, then he looks for another. If he was looking for a toilet, and countdown reaches zero, he urinates or he vomits in the place where he is. If he was looking for a restaurant, and countdown reaches zero, he gets dizzy and a doctor comes.

What do you think about it?

Do you mean sort of like a map that shows the layout of your park that you can put on a sign? Sounds like a nice idea.

 

[Dark2]

Yes . I mean a general map of the park and also signs posted around the park , indicating the direction of the attractions. And in those signals it is written the name of the attraction.

 

[Spoderman_plz]

I think you mean something like this. And you want to say that the peeps are reacting to how the abstract of the park is.

 

[Dark2]

Exactly. I wish when visitors had the thought of doing something , they may see the signals , and then they go in the right direction .

 

[Minnion]

Exactly. I wish when visitors had the thought of doing something , they may see the signals , and then they go in the right direction .

When I first read "Signals" I thought you meant signal lights like this:

I'm so used to calling street/path signs, signs instead of signals...

 

[Dalenotchip]

When I first read "Signals" I thought you meant signal lights like this:
https://www.denvergov.org/content/dam/denvergov/Portals/706/images/traffic_light.jpg

I'm so used to calling street/path signs, signs instead of signals...
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/11/MUTCD_R3-2.svg/2000px-MUTCD_R3-2.svg.png
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6b/Sign_for_the_Isle_of_Wight_Bus_Museum.JPG

I remember when Walt Disney's Animal Kingdom had to put up the arrow signs/signals because people were getting lost, even to the exit.

There was is so much tall greenery and the paths are not the tyipcal circle with straight paths that inersect that you have no visual clues on where to go.

People were truly getting lost.