Theme parks, zoos & attractions

More of the day. Less “which way?”

Guide families between attractions, shows and practical stops across large outdoor and indoor spaces.

A use case for your space. Navigation availability depends on mapping and verifying the venue.

Concept illustration for Theme parks, zoos & attractions — Concept illustration · not a navigation map

For visitors

Everything they’re looking for, in one place.

Rides & attractionsShow stagesWater & restroomsStroller-friendly pathsMeeting points

Walking guidance by floor, entrance and landmark. Choose accessible routes from verified data, and add a stop only when you want to.

For your team

Clear control over what you manage.

Update attraction closures and scheduled shows.
Show queue estimates with their source and freshness.
Locate shade, water and family facilities individually.

Scan at the entrance. Choose a destination. Go.

An entrance QR opens the venue in the browser without requiring an app install. At a verified venue it also identifies the starting point. Basic navigation needs no personal profile.

Try an example entrance QR

Start with what you already have

What should you prepare?

You don’t need a perfect map. Describe the space and the material you have, then establish what needs mapping and on-site checks.

1Public paths, slopes and access restrictions
2Attraction entrances and show timetable
3Rest points, water and family amenities

Prepare a mapping brief