Effectiveness of Wayfinding Towards Spatial Space and Human Behavior in Theme Park

This paper aim to examine visitor movement behavior in theme park pertaining to its spatial layout. Thus, it focuses on visitors mobility and choice of activities correlated to the outdoor spaces in the theme park. The present study is undertaken at the Universal Studio in Singapore. Through data collection survey, were 229 respondents completed questionnaires, covering the issue on how they interact with architectural space. A key finding indicates that visitors’ anxiousness differed from normal behaviour. Outcomes from this study will benefit designers, policy makers and theme park managers to plan or manage wayfinding system in theme park for conveniences.