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A day at the park is decided as a family, in front of a screen, often weeks in advance. Those who cannot picture your rides, your paths and your food outlets hesitate, then look elsewhere. With a virtual tour, they enter the park from your website and arrive already convinced.
Read the case studyA virtual tour is not content, it is a marketing product. Treated as an asset, it shortens the distance between ‘I discover’ and ‘I book’.
They go through the turnstiles, walk past the rides, step into the covered areas and spot the zones suited to little ones.
Points of interest present each ride (thrill level, minimum height, recommended age) and each food outlet.
The dollhouse view shows the park like a scale model: the themed areas, the distances, the layout of the paths.
Before setting off, a family wonders whether there will be rides for the youngest, some shade or shelter if it rains. Without answers, they choose a day out they already know. With a virtual tour, they walk around the park before coming and buy their tickets with confidence.
A staff social club or a school trip organiser puts their name to the park they choose. So they make repeated site visits to check the welcome, the picnic areas and accessibility. With the tour shared in your replies, they approve everything remotely and contact you with a well-developed project.
Your season is sold before opening, when the park is empty and not very photogenic. So your materials show a sleeping park, at the worst moment to convince. With a tour captured at the best time of year, families discover a lively park and book their day out in advance.
Describe your theme park in two minutes. The nearest agency in the network will reply with a price and a date for the visit.
Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely.
These options add to the tour depending on your audiences: families, groups, staff social clubs and schools.
Place the tour on your website and next to your online ticketing. Families spot the rides that suit their children, the places to eat and the access before buying their tickets.
The organiser of a staff club or a school trip is committing a budget to a day out. With the tour attached to your offer, they see the park, the group reception areas and the access before signing.
With a QR code on your posters and leaflets and a link on your social media, the park opens on families’ phones just as they plan their days out.
All our virtual tours can be embedded
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Let’s talk about your projectOutdoor capture, crowds, updates from one season to the next: the answers you need before arranging the shoot of your park.
Yes. The capture covers the paths, the areas around the rides and the covered spaces. The period and weather are chosen during scoping to show the park at its best.
No, not necessarily. The visit is organised off-peak, for example before opening to the public, to capture clean spaces without disrupting operations.
The 360° tour presents the spaces; videos and photos can be added to the ride cards to convey the thrills.
They spot the areas suited to their children's ages, the food outlets and the covered spaces. A family that has planned its day hesitates less and buys sooner.
Yes, the tour can be linked to your Google Business Profile, according to the platform's rules. It then appears right from local search.
A new capture, partial or complete, can cover the new area or the new ride. The terms are set out in the proposal.
Got another question?
Talk to an expertDescribe your park, your areas and your priority audiences. The agency in your area gets back to you with a scope, a tailored proposal and an ideal capture period.
Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely. The agency in your area will send you a tailored proposal.
How do you order your first
virtual tour?
You get in touch with our team
We point you to the agency that covers your area.
We draw up a brief together
A video call or an on-site meeting sets the scope of the project and your proposal.
Your local contact comes to you
Your local agency captures your space on site with a Matterport 360° camera with a built-in LiDAR sensor, then handles the editing.
You receive your virtual tour
The link and its documentation arrive within 48 business hours of the capture.
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