Every attraction, every wait.
Live attraction wait-times, show schedules, park-wide wayfinding and F&B pre-order signage for theme parks and family attractions.
A theme park is a small city. Signage decides whether guests leave happy or exhausted.
A theme-park day is exhausting. Families spend 8-10 hours navigating attractions, shows, food locations, character meets, restrooms, first-aid, and lost-child reunification points. Without real-time information, decisions get expensive — queueing 60 minutes for a ride that's 90-minute-queue when an adjacent 15-minute-wait ride has the same thrill factor. Hangar.Media surfaces park-wide wait-times, show-schedule boards, F&B pre-order counters, and comprehensive wayfinding across every park zone.
Built for how theme parks actually run.
The capabilities that matter in this sector — concrete, specific, and backed by the integrations your team already uses.
Splash Mountain: 45 min. Log Flume: 15 min. Same splash.
Park-wide wait-time boards surface live queue-duration for every attraction. Families comparing two similar thrill-rides see the wait-time difference and divert to the quieter ride. Queue-distribution across the park evens out; guest-satisfaction climbs because nobody wastes 60 minutes queueing for a ride they could have done with a 15-minute wait elsewhere.
Guests ride more rides per day. The park feels less 'queue-dominated'.
- Park-operations queue-management system integration
- Park-wide wait-time rollup at main wayfinding points
- 'Try this first' recommendation based on current queue-variance
- Family-friendly / thrill-seeker / accessibility-aware filters
Parade 2:30. Fireworks 9:45. Character meet 11 and 3.
Show-schedule boards throughout the park surface today's parade, fireworks, stage-show, character-meet and special-event timings. Families plan their day around live-entertainment slots; arrival timing improves; 'we just missed the parade' frustration reduces. Timed-entry capacity data for popular shows helps families queue early when necessary.
Families plan the day around entertainment. Nobody misses the 9:45 fireworks.
- Parade, fireworks, stage-show and character-meet schedule
- Countdown-to-start indicators across park
- Capacity-remaining flags for popular time-slots
- Today's special-event and seasonal-overlay content
Turn-by-turn to the thing the kid wants to see.
Interactive wayfinding totems at park entrances, hub intersections and rest areas provide turn-by-turn directions to any attraction, restaurant, restroom, first-aid station, lost-child point or character-meet location. Accessibility-routing (step-free paths, wheelchair-accessible attractions, quiet-sensory route variants) is first-class. Multi-language support handles international-visitor destinations.
Parents find the Peppa Pig meet without five 'where's' at the churro stand.
- Interactive touch-kiosk wayfinding at major hub points
- Accessibility-routing (step-free, wheelchair-friendly, sensory-quiet)
- Multi-language support (EN, ES, FR, DE, IT, ZH, JA, KO)
- Lost-child-point, first-aid, restroom and baby-change locations
Skip the 12:30 lunch queue. Pre-order. Collect.
F&B counters and park-wide screens promote mobile-ordering and quick-service pre-order — families order lunch at 11:45 from a ride-queue and collect at 12:15 without a 25-minute counter queue. Operator food-court revenue climbs 20%+ on parks running pre-order promotion during lunch-peak hours.
Lunch-peak queues drop. Park F&B revenue climbs.
- Park-operations F&B pre-order system integration
- Mobile-order QR on wait-time and wayfinding screens
- Collection-point signage with order-ready indicator
- Allergen-aware menu display for food-allergy guests
Operator network. Every park, one dashboard.
Multi-park operators (Merlin, Six Flags, Cedar Fair, Universal) run central campaigns with per-park local autonomy. Brand-standard seasonal events (Halloween, Christmas, summer-holidays) push across every park simultaneously; local-park managers handle local-venue-specific promotions, character-appearance schedules and regional-market overlays.
Brand consistency at scale. Local park personality preserved.
- Group-wide seasonal-campaign rollout
- Per-park local-event autonomy
- Role-based permissions (group ops, park manager, area lead)
- Per-park attendance and guest-satisfaction analytics
Every screen in the building.
From customer-facing walls to operational dashboards — the scenarios that make the platform worth running day-to-day.
Welcome, wait-time rollup and wayfinding
Entrance-plaza screens with multi-language welcome, park-wide wait-time rollup, today's-show-schedule summary and wayfinding-totem access.
Per-attraction queue boards
Attraction-queue-entrance screens with live wait-time, height-and-age restrictions, accessibility-info and thrill-rating for informed ride-selection.
Show-time boards and capacity
Show-venue-entrance screens with countdown-to-start, remaining-capacity, accessibility-performance flags and post-show retail prompts.
Menu, pre-order and allergen info
Food-court screens with POS-synced menu, pre-order QR, allergen-icons and today's chef's-special promotion for high-traffic mealtime windows.
Character-schedule and photo-moment info
Character-meet-area screens with today's character-appearance schedule, queue-current-length and photo-pickup-point coordination.
Wayfinding totems and family-services
Rest-area touch-totems with full-park wayfinding, family-services (baby-change, first-aid, lost-child-point), and accessibility-routing options.
The integrations that actually matter here.
Every integration is included in every plan. These are the ones theme parks operators reach for first.
Building Directory
Multi-zone theme-park wayfinding with accessibility-routing.
Learn More →Weather Forecast
Weather-aware promotion (indoor-attraction in rain, water-attraction in sun).
Learn More →Park-life, character-meet and attraction-opening social feeds.
Learn More →Toast POS
F&B counter POS with pre-order and menu-sync integration.
Learn More →iCal Feed
Show-schedule, parade and special-event calendar integration.
Learn More →Common questions. Straight answers.
How do live wait-times integrate with park operations?
Wait-time data comes from your park-operations queue-management system (in-house or vendor like Lo-Q / Accesso, Axess, Vantix) via REST API. For parks without a formal queue-system, we integrate with sensor-based queue-estimation (camera-based counting at entry/exit). Wait-times update every 60-90 seconds across every park screen. Historical wait-time analytics support operational planning.
Does the platform support multi-language wayfinding for international parks?
Yes. Touch-wayfinding totems support 12+ languages (EN, ES, FR, DE, IT, PT, ZH, JA, KO, AR, RU, HI) with auto-detection or visitor-selected preference. Accessibility-routing defaults layer on top of language selection (step-free, wheelchair-friendly, sensory-quiet route variants). Signed-and-captioned-show flags appear on show-schedule boards for Deaf visitors.
Can we promote F&B pre-order to reduce lunch-peak queues?
Yes. F&B pre-order QRs surface on wait-time boards (ride-queue 'pre-order lunch while you wait'), wayfinding screens, and food-court approach areas during lunch-peak windows (11:30-2:00). Mobile-order system integration handles the pre-order-to-collection flow. Operators running pre-order promotion see ~20% uplift in lunch-window F&B revenue and measurably lower counter-queue frustration.
Pricing for a theme park?
£5 per screen per month. A mid-size park with 100 screens (wayfinding totems + attraction-queue + show-venues + F&B + family-zone) pays £500 per month. A major destination park with 300 screens pays £1,500 per month. A 5-park operator network averaging 100 screens per park pays £2,500 per month. Every integration, every language-pack, multi-park operations dashboard included.
Adjacent sectors.
Operators in theme parks frequently borrow patterns and playbooks from these neighbouring verticals.
Museums
Gallery labels, exhibit interpretation and sponsor recognition.
CinemasCinemas
Showtime boards, concessions and pre-show sponsor rotation.
StadiumsStadiums
Concourse boards, wayfinding and sponsor-rotation for events.
AirportsAirports
Multi-language wayfinding and accessibility-first public-space signage.
One price. The whole platform.
That's how we think signage should work. Content editor, screen management, and 200+ app integrations — all included from day one.