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Team project
One of your team responsibilities is to put together the queueing area for a new roller coaster.
The area is 20 feet by 50 feet. You are anticipating a one hour wait due to the popularity of the new ride. You plan to allow 2 guests per 3.3 sq feet.
Answer the questions in order
Part 1
- How many guests can you accommodate in the queue line, so the wait is no longer than one hour? Assumptions below
- Guests are arriving at 40 people every 5 minutes.
- 20 guests are departing every 5 minutes to the loading coaster area.
Hint: N=T * (A-D)
- N=number of people in the queue (After time T)
- T= Time (minutes, hours)
- A= Arrivals per unit of time (T)
- D= Departures per unit of time (T)
Part 2
- What is total number of guests you will allow enter the waiting area for the attraction, so the wait time never exceeds 60 minutes?
- how long your does your queue path needs to be if the max wait is 60 minutes?
Part 3
- Install the two interactive experiences in your queue line path keeping the total length intact. Each experience must have a fire exit nearby in case guests want to leave the attraction.
- You have permission to move the locations of the fire exits. There must be at least one fire exit for each compass direction.
- Is the allocated space large enough to house the queue line and the interactive experiences?
- You may design the location to be larger if needed. If this is the case how much space do you need?
- Create a ground plan with the dimensions of the queue lines and interactive spaces, total queue line length and fire exits noted.
- The header should include all team members names, their job titles, and contributions.
- Make a power point explaining the site, problems you discovered and solutions.
Interactive Experience 1
Guest walk by the stationary cube and push buttons to hear sounds of the ride
Interactive Experience 2
- Guests walk around a two-sided video wall of an amazing train scene