Every Theme Park Needs A Map

A map tells your visitors where to go. A good map looks like a large picture from the sky of your
theme park. It will show all paths and major places in your theme park. The rides and main
attractions will have labels. One requirement for a great theme park map is both a key/legend.
A key or legend is a part of a map that explains what symbols mean. Here is a sample:

KEY
First Aide Bathrooms

Food Picnic
Area

When you draw your map here are some of the elements that you might include.

Restaurants
roller coasters
Carousel
ferris wheel,
flume rides
Raft rides
other rides,
paths,
castle,
petty zoo,
picnic area,
food court, bathrooms,
first aid,
information booth,
ticket sales,
passholder processing,
lost and found,
water slides,
lake,
Pond,
stream
Gift shop
Locker

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