theme park success

[mooze]

 

what makes a theme park successful? i have to do a project for school and i already have some ideas of my own. unfortunately, i couldnt find any books on the subject or any useful information on the internet. it would really help me a lot if i had a few more facts or opinions to base my material on.

[Teacups Make Me Sick]

Why not share YOUR ideas first...give the readers something to build off of.

 

I think it might be helpful of you to research what makes a good business successful...most theories and practices can apply to a themepark.

[robbalvey]

Well, I can tell you what makes a good project for school successful and it one that doesn't have any grammar or spelling mistakes. And for future reference, if you're referring to "I" it should be capitalized.

 

--Robb

[Tanks4me05]

It's basically just common sense:

 

-The park would usually be near a high amount of population.

 

-The park has either a large amount of high quality rides, or has excellent theming.

 

-The park is clean.

 

-The park's ride ops are fast and efficient.

 

-The food is good/resonably priced.

 

-New rides are added on a relatively constant basis.

 

-The majority of rides are operating at one time.

[Yankee cannonball]

^in that case name one theme park fitting that criteria

[the sound]

^ Easy, Disneyland California.

[Yankee cannonball]

^dammit.

[mcjaco]

^ I believe you mean, "Dammit."