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GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Additional Services

What are Additional Services? The term Additional Services, with respect to theme park design, can be defined as any design or consulting services or deliverables not originally contained within the scope of the Contract – services that were not specifically […]

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Feasibility Design Phase

What is the Feasibility Design Phase? The Feasibility Design Phase is an advancement of the Concept Design Phase. The Feasibility design phase is exactly what it describes; the Creative team continues to advance the design concepts and storyline while the

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Master Plan

What is a Master Plan? A Master Plan, with respect to theme park design, is a long-term, complex planning strategy providing a conceptual site plan and layout as a guide for future development and growth within a defined limits of

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Theme Park

What is a Theme Park? Theme parks can offer all the experiences that amusement parks offer, but the differentiating factor is theme parks base all of their assets (attractions) around a central, well defined unifying theme that can have multiple

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Attraction

What is an Attraction? An Attraction in a theme park setting is any ticketed, paid experience such as a ride or show. Attractions may vary in style from simple spinning rides for children to large thrill rides such as roller

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