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Theme ( a -the concept should have a theme), harmony (b -of the whole view), eliminate negative cues (cday or night view is no difference)
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The entertainment society can not imagine the life without entertainment. It is not enough to a human just to come to an amusement park. He/she wants a theme park which is guided by the need not only for extreme experiences but also the environment that must be formed in such a way that satisfies all the five senses. Sensory stimulators that accomp...
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... It should also have three levels (national, regional and local) spatial planning as well as Tourism Planning, taking into account the risk factors (Kučinskienė, 2012). ...
Thematic Parks are defined as open or closed spaces located in urban open green spaces, enabling people to live and work in a healthy way in urban life, reunification with nature, to get away from mental disorders and to do recreational activities. The most important difference of Thematic Parks from other recreational areas can be defined as the benefits they provide to the country's economy. Within the framework of planning criteria for Çanakkale-Center Thematic Park, which was chosen as the study area, a Thematic Park congruence analysis was carried out for Çanakkale with the Ecological Threshold Analysis Method using Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Land capability map, land use map, aspect map, slope map, elevation map, groundwater map and transportation map were created by classifying them in 1/25.000 scale from the maps to be used as a base in the analysis study. The maps used to determine the potential theme park area were divided into 1x1 km2 grids and scored with a criterion value of 4 for each grid. As a result of the scoring, one each I. and II. degree potential area and three III. degree potential area has been determined. As a result, within the scope of this study, suitable site selection for a Thematic Park that can be applied in Çanakkale has been determined.
... Raluca and Gina (2008) conducted a survey of the general environment of tourism; economic environment, socio-cultural environment, physical environment, transportation, infrastructure, offered opportunities and institutional framework. Taking advantage from the classification of Raluca and Gina (2008); Kucinskiene (2012), the examining of the general tourism environment of Disneyland Theme Park in Paris has been evaluated as economic environment, socio-cultural environment, physical environment, transportation, infrastructure, facilities and institutional framework the themes. In the research, observation method is used from qualitative research methods. ...
Keywords Theme park Theme park types Tourism general environment Disneyland Paris The theme parks are star players of leisure and tourism industry. They also have positive contributions to the economic, socio-cultmal and physical structures of the tourism destinations they are in. While theme parks are the main attraction of many tourism destinations, theme and amusement parks have employment creation featmes in the destinations they are founded on. The aim of this study is to examine the general tourism environment of Disneyland (Mame-la-Valle, Paris, France) park, one of Europe's major theme parks. For this purpose, observation technique is used from qualitative research methods. Also photographs were taken to support the results of the observation. In this context, the general environment of tourism in Disneyland (Mame-la-Valle, Paris, France) theme park was examined in scope of economic enviromnent, socio-cultmal enviromnent, physical enviromnent, transportation, infrastructure, facilities and institutional. The theme park, the economic destination for Paris destination and the number of tourists are presented with figures, and the effects of the park on the socio-cultmal and physical environment are presented. The park has been explored for its well-designed transport network within the Paris tourist destination. The infrastructure of the park has been touched upon and the coordination between the Disney Hotels for tourists' accommodation. Thanks to the additional facilities offered by the park, it has been observed how tourists have come up with innovative and attractive tourist products. Finally, the development process of the institutional periphery of the park was revealed. As a result of the evaluations, various suggestions have been developed to tourism managers who are responsible for the management and marketing of destinations.
