We’re all theme park fans, but there’s a fine line between fan and theme park creative. Sometimes, as a fan, it’s difficult to see why things are done the way they’re done, but everything happens for a purpose.
This week, we’re joined by Theme Park Creative Leader Patrick Kling, who inspired us with a recent LinkedIn post about what it took to think like a theme park designer when experiencing an attraction. Patrick approaches theme parks from multiple perspectives, including design, operations, and as a fan. His thoughts may surprise you!
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