Universal Studio Case Study

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Universal Studios theme parks, such as Universal Studios Islands of Adventure and Universal Studios Singapore. Modified versions of the Loop are also at many other parks. The plan is simple: the entire circulatory system is made up of a single walkway loop that passes in front of most major attractions (Hashim, Said, 2013).
The Loop indicates either large pond or open space be placed in the center of the park, as the main focal point. The loop walkway provides an existing viewing area that can accommodate a large group of visitors. The themes of the lands remain separate, and visitors have no trouble finding their way. Examples of theme parks that been practiced using this movement: 1) Universal Studio in USA. 2) Universal Studio in Singapore. 3) Alton Towers Theme Park in United Kingdom. 4) Disneyland Anaheim in California. Fig. 3. An example of the axis movement
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CASE STUDIES

The present study is undertaken at Wonderla Amusement Park in Kochi, Dream World Water Theme Park in Athirappilly and Silver Storm Water Theme Park in Athirappilly. Also literature study was undertaken in Disney World Magic Kingdom in Florida.

Wonderla (formerly Veega Land) is an amusement park designed by architect Joseph John and operated by Wonderla Holidays Limited company and located at Pallikara, Kochi. Opened in 2000 and spread over an area of 82 acres. It lent a new dimension to tourism in Kerala. Built on the slope of a lush green hill, this beautiful park which crossed the 1 Crore visitor mark this year, has 54 land, sky, water kids rides is built to international standards and maintenance.

Dream World water theme park is situated close to the Athirappilly waterfalls in Thrissur district of Kerala. The park is designed in such a way that tourists belonging to any age group can effortlessly reach all the amusement rides without much walking or climbing. Since it is a water park, out of 42 rides in the park, 24 rides are water

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