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Have you ever wondered what it takes to design a theme park?  There is far more that goes into this process than you would ever imagine!  It takes talent, skill and vision to become a successful Theme Park Designer.  The process can be grueling, but for those who want to make it their mission in life to design rides and attractions that captivate visitors, it is well worth the effort.

What Makes a Successful Theme Park?

The first thing to consider in any theme park design is layout.  There are realities surrounding crowding people into a small area and trying to get them all on to and off of rides and attractions that must be taken into account when designing a theme park of any size, large or small.  Things like traffic flow, maximum capacities of spaces and even the placement of restrooms and refreshment stops become very important.

Of course, the layout will depend on what types of rides and attractions the theme park is considering adding.  For rides, there must be a place for lines to form as well as separate entry and exit areas.  For attractions, there must be a logical flow of traffic into and out of the building or area.  All of this must be taken into account when allocating space for various uses.

Once the layout and usage areas are penciled in, it is time to begin thinking about visual and audial effects.  Theme park designers want those walking by to be drawn into the ride or attraction by an exterior display that is inviting and stimulating.  This means not only designing the interior, or working parts, of the ride or attraction but also designing an appealing “teaser” for the outside as well.  Sometimes this takes the form of a particular type of building, such as a castle or a mansion; sometimes it takes the form of a waterfall, a cave or some other natural feature.  The sights and sounds outside the attraction or ride draw visitors in and promise them a wonderful experience when they walk through the doors.

 Inside, the real magic of design takes place.  Designing a ride or attraction that tells a story and leaves visitors with a unique impression is the goal of every theme park creator.  Whether the ride is aimed at small children, adults or those of all ages, it is important to ensure that the visual and audial content, as well as the temperature, speed and arrangement of the elements create a one-of-a-kind experience that visitors will find difficult to forget.

Chick Russell has been a world-class designer of many theme park attractions for decades.  His theme park design company has been recognized as a world leader in attraction and ride creation, from concept to execution.  Contact Chick Russell today to learn how he and his amazing staff can help you create the perfect theme park, exhibit or other attraction.

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