HFT 2390 Theme Park and Attraction Site
Management Study Exam
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Definition
an early form of global escapism
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key theme park operators in the
"if you build it, they will come"
Middle East
Chinese House at Ranelagh
examples of overlap attractions
gardens (1750)
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attractions
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in a theme park context, anything designed to entertain guests. some
examples include rollercoasters, dark rides, shows, spectaculars, walk-
throughs, and meet-and-greets
, larger parks that attract beyond a local market. eventually all backed by major
companies. the eventual destination model would increase competition among
regional parks
concept experimentation became common in this market. designed for cultural
contexts of the areas. early examples are Tokyo Disneyland and Splendid China.
opened by Walt Disney in 1955. a revolutionary theme park that sparked a chain
reaction in the industry. features multiple lands with transitions between them.
popularized the hub and spoke method in theme park design
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Definition
immersive art exhibits, behind the scenes tours
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examples of overlap attractions benefits of entertainment for business
macroenvironment impacts of theme
example of brand immersion hotel
parks
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story-based experience
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continuous design elements or a place where the guest can
location inspire story, attractions set physically experience what they saw
in elaborately themed environments in a book or movie
based on narrative source
story is the primary structure and
material, derived from fairy-
content, observing the story as the
tales, culture, novels, films,
attraction
videos
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hotels replicating time
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Grand Floridian, Disneyland Disney, Universal, Six Flags/Cedar
Hotel, Disneyland Paris Hotel Fair, Sea World/Busch
Management Study Exam
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Incorrect
, 2 of 105
Definition
an early form of global escapism
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key theme park operators in the
"if you build it, they will come"
Middle East
Chinese House at Ranelagh
examples of overlap attractions
gardens (1750)
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3 of 105
Term
attractions
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in a theme park context, anything designed to entertain guests. some
examples include rollercoasters, dark rides, shows, spectaculars, walk-
throughs, and meet-and-greets
, larger parks that attract beyond a local market. eventually all backed by major
companies. the eventual destination model would increase competition among
regional parks
concept experimentation became common in this market. designed for cultural
contexts of the areas. early examples are Tokyo Disneyland and Splendid China.
opened by Walt Disney in 1955. a revolutionary theme park that sparked a chain
reaction in the industry. features multiple lands with transitions between them.
popularized the hub and spoke method in theme park design
Don't know?
4 of 105
Definition
immersive art exhibits, behind the scenes tours
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examples of overlap attractions benefits of entertainment for business
macroenvironment impacts of theme
example of brand immersion hotel
parks
Don't know?
5 of 105
, Term
story-based experience
Give this one a try later!
continuous design elements or a place where the guest can
location inspire story, attractions set physically experience what they saw
in elaborately themed environments in a book or movie
based on narrative source
story is the primary structure and
material, derived from fairy-
content, observing the story as the
tales, culture, novels, films,
attraction
videos
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6 of 105
Term
hotels replicating time
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Grand Floridian, Disneyland Disney, Universal, Six Flags/Cedar
Hotel, Disneyland Paris Hotel Fair, Sea World/Busch
