Classifications

Tags to breakdown property types according to specific criteria, simplifying identification. There are various classifications per property type.

Accessibility

Accommodations that ensure rides or attractions are accessible to guests with disabilities.

Audio Description Available

Provides verbal descriptions for guests who are blind or have low vision.

Closed Captions Available

Provides text captions for guests who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Service Animal Friendly

Allows guests with service animals to bring their animals into the ride or attraction.

Sign Language Available

Provides sign language interpretation for guests who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Transfer Required

Requires guests to transfer from their wheelchair or mobility device to the ride vehicle.

Wheelchair Accessible

Allows guests with wheelchairs or mobility devices to access the ride or attraction.

Attraction type

A classification of attractions based on their design and purpose.

Amenity

Provides convenience or comfort to guests.

Character Encounter

Interactive experience where guests can meet and greet with costumed characters.

Exhibit

Display of artifacts, artwork, or other items of interest, often with educational or informative content, and may feature live animals.

Guided Experience

Tour or guided walk led by a knowledgeable guide, often providing insight into a particular topic or subject.

Immersive Environment

Surrounds guests with a themed environment, often with interactive elements or special effects.

Photo Opportunity

Designated area or setup for guests to take photos, often with themed backdrops or props.

Recreational Activity

Provides a recreational or leisure activity, such as games or sports.

Character type

Costumed character

A person wearing a costume to portray a character.

Face character

A person portraying a character with their face visible.

Robotic character

A mechanical or animatronic representation of a character.

Coaster type

A classification of roller coasters based on their materials and construction.

Hybrid

Combines elements of different coaster types, such as wood and steel.

Steel

Steel track and support structure.

Water Coaster

Features a water-based element, such as a splash drop or a water flume.

Wood

Wooden track and support structure.

Cuisine

Cuisine refers to the style or type of food that is served at a restaurant or eatery.

Asian

Features dishes and flavors from countries such as China, Japan, and Korea.

European

Features dishes and flavors from countries such as France, Italy, and Germany.

Indian

Features dishes and flavors from India, often featuring spices and curries.

Latin American

Features dishes and flavors from countries such as Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina.

Middle Eastern

Features dishes and flavors from countries such as Egypt, Turkey, and Morocco.

North American

Features dishes and flavors from the United States and Canada.

Pacific

Features dishes and flavors from countries such as Hawaii, Australia, and New Zealand.

Dining format

The style or type of service that a dining property provides.

Buffet

Features a self-service style where guests serve themselves from a variety of dishes.

Counter service

Features a quick-service style where guests order and pick up their food at a counter.

Family style

Features a style of service where dishes are served in a shared format, often with multiple guests sharing the same dishes.

Fine dining

Features a high-end style of service, often with a focus on upscale cuisine and atmosphere.

Quick service

Features a fast and efficient style of service, often with a focus on convenience and speed.

Table service

Features a traditional style of service where guests are seated at a table and served by a waiter or waitress.

Take-out

Features a style of service where guests order and pick up their food to take with them.

Tasting menu

Features a style of service where guests are presented with a series of small dishes, often with a focus on showcasing the chef’s skills and creativity.

Drink type

The various categories of beverages that are served at a restaurant or bar.

Beer

Features a wide range of brewed beverages.

Cocktails

Features mixed drinks made with spirits, liqueurs, and other ingredients.

Coffee

Features a variety of coffee-based beverages.

Frozen drinks

Features cold beverages that are frozen or slushy.

Juice and smoothies

Features blended beverages made with fruit and other ingredients.

Mocktails

Features non-alcoholic versions of cocktails.

Soft drinks

Features carbonated beverages such as soda and sparkling water.

Wine

Features a wide range of fermented grape beverages.

Enhancement

Enhancements refer to the additional features or elements that are incorporated into a ride or attraction to enhance the overall experience.

3-D Glasses

Provides a three-dimensional visual experience for riders.

Animatronics

Features robotic characters or creatures that are programmed to move and interact with riders.

Characters

Incorporates costumed characters or mascots that interact with riders.

Live Actors

Features human actors who perform and interact with riders.

Live Animals

Incorporates real animals into the ride or attraction.

Live Music

Features live musicians who perform during the ride or attraction.

Meal Service

Offers food and beverages to riders during the experience.

Narration

Provides a voiceover or audio guide that offers information and storytelling.

On-Ride Photo

Captures a photo of riders during the experience.

Original Soundtrack

Features a custom-composed soundtrack specifically designed for the ride or attraction.

Practical Stunts

Incorporates live-action stunts and special effects.

Pre-Show

Features a live-action or video presentation that sets the scene and provides context.

Pyrotechnics

Features fire effects, explosions, and other special effects.

Responsive

Real-time interaction and feedback.

Physical Sets

Features detailed and immersive environments designed to create a realistic experience.

Visual Effects

Incorporates computer-generated imagery, projection mapping, and other visual effects.

Water Interaction

Features water effects, such as splashes, sprays, and geysers.

Entertainment type

The primary style or genre of entertainment that a show provides.

Aerial performance

Features performers who fly or soar through the air.

Nighttime spectaculars

Large-scale shows that take place at night, often featuring fireworks, water effects, and music.

Parade

A procession of performers, floats, and characters that move through a designated area.

Stage performance

Live performances on a stage, often featuring music, dance, and theater.

Streetmosphere

Roaming performers and characters who interact with guests in a designated area.

Experience

Overall atmosphere and sensations that a ride provides to its riders.

Dark

Takes place in a dimly lit or completely dark environment.

Family Friendly

Suitable for all ages, providing a fun and adventurous experience.

Flips and Twists

Features inversions, loops, and other dynamic movements.

Hands-on

Incorporates interactive elements that riders can touch or manipulate.

High-Speed

Moves at a rapid pace, providing a thrilling experience.

Indoor

Takes place entirely within a building or structure, offering climate control and comfort.

Kiddie

Primarily designed for young children.

Launch

Suddent and rapid accelleration in speed.

Sharp Turns

Features sudden and dramatic changes in direction.

Slow-Paced

Moves at a leisurely pace, allowing for relaxation and calm.

Spinning

Rotates or spins, creating a disorienting and thrilling experience.

Spooky

Has a scary or eerie atmosphere, evoking fear and suspense.

Steep Drops

Features sudden and dramatic changes in elevation.

Flavor profile

The distinct taste characteristics of a food or drink.

Bitter

Sharp, unpleasant taste often associated with dark chocolate, coffee, and some vegetables.

Salty

Savory taste often associated with foods high in sodium, such as pretzels, chips, and popcorn.

Sour

Sharp, acidic taste often associated with citrus fruits, such as lemons and limes.

Spicy

Pungent, fiery taste often associated with foods containing chili peppers or other spicy ingredients.

Sweet

Pleasant, sugary taste often associated with desserts, fruits, and sweet treats.

Umami

Savory, meaty taste often associated with foods high in glutamates, such as mushrooms, soy sauce, and fish.

Food type

The various genres of food that are served at a dining property.

Appetizers

Features small dishes served before the main meal.

Breakfast

Features morning meals, often served with eggs, pancakes, and other breakfast staples.

Desserts

Features sweet treats, such as cakes, pies, and ice cream.

Gluten-free

Features dishes made without gluten, often for guests with dietary restrictions.

Main courses

Features larger dishes, often served as the main event of a meal.

Proteins

Features dishes made with protein-rich ingredients, such as meat, poultry, and seafood.

Salads

Features dishes made with mixed greens, vegetables, and other toppings.

Small bites

Features small, shareable dishes, often served as snacks or appetizers.

Soups

Features liquid dishes made with ingredients such as vegetables, meat, and broth.

Street food

Features casual, often portable dishes, such as tacos, hot dogs, and pretzels.

Vegan

Features dishes made without animal products, often for guests with dietary restrictions.

Vegetarian

Features dishes made without meat, often for guests with dietary restrictions.

Merchandise type

The category or class of goods available for sale, distinguishing items based on their characteristics, uses or markets.

Apparel

Clothing and accessories featuring the park’s logo or theme.

Art and Collectibles

Unique and limited-edition items showcasing the park’s artistry and craftsmanship.

Cosmetics

Beauty and personal care products inspired by the park’s themes and characters.

Experiential Merchandise

Items that allow guests to relive their park experiences, such as photo albums and customized phone cases.

Home and Kitchen

Products for the home and kitchen featuring the park’s themes and characters.

Jewelry

Accessories and adornments featuring the park’s themes and characters.

Novelties

Fun and quirky items showcasing the park’s sense of humor and whimsy.

Personal Care

Essential items inspired by the park’s themes and characters.

Seasonal items

Products available only during specific times of the year, such as holiday-themed decorations.

Souvenirs

Traditional souvenirs commemorating a guest’s visit to the park.

Specialty items

Unique and exclusive products, such as limited-edition collectibles and specialty foods.

Stationery and Gifts

Items for writing, drawing, and gift-giving featuring the park’s themes and characters.

Tech and Gadgets

Electronic devices and accessories featuring the park’s themes and characters.

Toys and Games

Playful items inspired by the park’s themes and characters.

Park type

Various categories of parks, each with its own unique characteristics and features.

Amusement Park

Features thrill rides, attractions, and entertainment, often with a focus on excitement and adventure.

National Park

Protected and preserved by a national government, often featuring natural wonders, wildlife, and outdoor recreational activities.

State Park

Protected and preserved by a state government, often featuring natural areas, recreational activities, and educational programs.

Theme Park

Designed around a specific theme, such as a movie franchise, a historical era, or a fantasy world.

Water Park

Features water-based attractions, such as pools, water slides, and wave pools, often with a focus on summer fun and recreation.

Ride system

Ride system refers to the mechanical and technological components that power and control a ride.

Cable Lift

Cable-based mechanism pulls vehicles up an incline.

Chain Lift

Chain-based mechanism pulls vehicles up an incline.

Conveyor Belt

Continuous belt system to move the vehicles along a path, often at an incline.

Electric Lift

Electric motors operate to lift and propel the vehicles.

Electric Propulsion

Electric motors operate to propel the vehicles.

Flywheel Propulsion

Stores and releases energy to propel the vehicles.

Hydraulic Propulsion

Hydraulic systems to propel the vehicles.

Magnetic Propulsion

Magnetic forces to propel the vehicles.

Omnimover

A continuous chain of vehicles to move people through various scenes or environments.

Pneumatic Propulsion

Strong blast of compressed air is used to propel the vehicles.

Robotic Arm

A robotic arm ride system features a ride that uses a robotic arm to move and manipulate the vehicles.

Shuttle

A shuttle ride system features a ride that uses a back-and-forth motion to move the vehicles.

Theater

A stationary, flying or rotating theater to display scenes or environments.

Tilt track

Track that rotates or tilts to change vehicle orientation.

Tire Propulsion

Friction tires are used to propel the vehicles.

Trackless

Free-moving vehicle to navigate through scenes or environments.

Twin Track

A twin track ride system features a ride that uses two parallel tracks to move the vehicles.

Water-Based Propulsion

Water is used to propel the vehicles.

Weight Propulsion

Weights or gravity are used to propel the vehicles.

Ride topography

Ride topography refers to the shape and layout of a ride’s track or course.

Drops and Hills

Characterized by sudden and dramatic changes in elevation.

Flat

Features a relatively level and even track, with minimal changes in elevation.

Vertical

Involves a vertical structure, such as a tower, with a focus on upward or downward movement.

Ride type

Ride type refers to the general category or classification of a ride based on its design and functionality.

Alpine Slide

Winding, downhill channel with banked turns and steep drops, without a guide track.

Balloon Ride

Simulates a hot air balloon experience with a gentle, floating motion.

Boat Ride

Takes place on water with a gentle, floating motion.

Drop Ride

Involves a sudden, vertical drop, often with a sense of weightlessness.

Log Flume

Water-based course with drops, turns, and splashes.

Motion Simulator

Simulates a realistic experience with motion-based effects.

Pendulum Ride

Features a swinging or pendulum motion, often with a sense of weightlessness.

River Rapids

Water-based course with rapids, turns, and splashes.

Rotating Ride

Involves a rotating motion, often with a sense of disorientation.

Tracked Ride

Follows a fixed path or track, excluding roller coasters.

Sensory warnings

Sensory warnings refer to notifications and alerts about potential sensory stimuli that may be encountered during a ride or attraction.

Confined or Enclosed Spaces

May cause discomfort for those with claustrophobia or anxiety.

Darkness or Low Light

Features dim or dark environments that can be disorienting.

Extreme Temperatures or Weather Conditions

Exposes guests to intense heat, cold, or weather conditions.

Fog or Mist

Creates a disorienting atmosphere with fog or mist.

Intense Vibrations or Motion

Features intense vibrations or motion that can be uncomfortable.

Loud Noises

Includes loud sounds that can be overwhelming or disturbing.

Strobe Lights or Intense Visual Effects

Uses strobe lights or intense visual effects that can be disorienting.

Strong Smells or Scents

Features strong or unpleasant odors that can be overwhelming.

Sudden Movements or Drops

Includes sudden movements or drops that can be uncomfortable or frightening.

Water Spray or Interaction

Exposes guests to water spray or interaction that can be uncomfortable.

Slide configuration

Slide configuration refers to the various shapes and designs of water slides.

Bowl

Forms a bowl-like shape.

Funnel

Forms a funnel-like shape.

Half Pipe

Forms a half-pipe shape.

Looping

Features a loop-the-loop design.

Racer

Features a side-by-side design.

Rapids

Features a winding and twisting design.

Speed

Features a straight and steep design.

Trap Door

Features a sudden drop or trap door.

Water Coaster

Features a roller coaster-like design.

Wide

Features a wide and spacious design.

Other

Features a unique and unconventional design.

Slide enclosure

Types of coverings or surroundings that water slides can have.

Open

Completely open to the air.

Tunnel

Completely enclosed in a tunnel.

Canopy

Has a partial covering or canopy.

Dome

Completely enclosed in a dome-shaped structure.

Partially Enclosed

Has a partial enclosure or covering.

Slide landing

Slide landing refers to the various types of surfaces or areas that riders land on after sliding down a water slide.

Shallow Pool

A shallow pool of water.

Run-Out

A gradual slope or incline.

River

A flowing body of water.

Beach Entry

A gradual slope or incline with a sandy or beach-like surface.

Slide type

Body Slide

Riders go down on their stomach or back.

Tube Slide

Riders go down while seated in an inflatable tube.

Raft Slide

Riders go down on a large inflatable raft.

Mat Slide

Riders go down on a small inflatable mat.

Snack type

Various categories of snacks, each with its own unique characteristics and features.

Baked Goods

Sweet or savory treats baked in an oven, such as cookies, cakes, and pastries.

Beverages

Drinks consumed on the go, such as soda, juice, and coffee.

Candy

Sweet treats made from sugar, such as chocolates, gummies, and sour candies.

Crunchy Snacks

Snacks with a crunchy texture, such as chips, crackers, and pretzels.

Fried Treats

Snacks fried in oil, such as french fries, doughnuts, and fried pickles.

Fresh Fruit

Fresh, raw fruit often eaten on the go, such as apples, bananas, and oranges.

Grilled Meats

Meats grilled over an open flame, such as hot dogs, burgers, and chicken breasts.

Popcorn

A snack made from popped kernels of corn, often flavored with seasonings or toppings.

Pretzels and Breads

Snacks made from dough, such as pretzels, breadsticks, and bagels.

Sweets and Desserts

Sweet treats often eaten as a dessert, such as ice cream, cakes, and pastries.

Track variation

The unique design elements or features that distinguish a ride’s track from others, focusing on the framework and structure of the track itself.

Bobsled

A winding, U-shaped track that mimics a bobsled experience.

Fourth Dimension

A track with 4 rails that guide both the train and rotating seats, which spin 360 degrees.

Mountain

A track that combines roller coaster and luge elements, with individual sleds navigating a mountainous landscape and guided by a track.

Pipeline

A track with inline twists and a partially enclosed tube.

Side Friction

A type of wooden roller coaster that uses side friction to guide trains.

Single Rail

A track with a single rail that guides ride vehicles.

Standard

A typical roller coaster track design.

Transit system

Types of transportation for moving guests around a park or resort.

Bus

Public road vehicle for transporting people

Chairlift

Cable-propelled lift for transporting people uphill

Ferry boat

Boat for transporting people and vehicles over water

Gondola

Cable-propelled lift for transporting people in enclosed cars

Monorail

Elevated railway with a single rail

Railway

Railroad system for transporting people and goods

Station

Facility for boarding and departing transportation

Tram

Public road vehicle on rails for transporting people

Trolley

Electric public road vehicle on rails for transporting people

Water taxi

Boat for transporting people over short distances on water