Theme Park Website Requirements

Let’s review some of the requirements for your website.

Ask yourself these questions: Does the website include a welcome or

introductory page presenting the overall vision for your theme park, and prominently feature the name of your park?

Does the park include a combination of rides, dining/snack spots, theatrical presentations or shows, and souvenir stores, for a minimum of 12 attractions?

Theme Park Website Requirements

Does each attraction have its own webpage?

Does each attraction’s webpage make your theme park exciting and inviting?

Did you design a map of your park and included it in your website, giving your map its own webpage?

Is each attraction named after a mythological character (god, goddess, demi-god, or mortal) or mythological story exhibiting characteristics of the site?

Does each attraction’s webpage include a paragraph to entice visitors to visit the park?

A paragraph is a main idea sentence and supporting sentences. This requires a minimum of 3 sentences.

Does the paragraph for each attraction include or allude to the prominent characteristics of the character you chose, or the story, making it clear that the attraction is appropriately named based on these features?

Does every webpage feature at least one image?

Do any images used for the website include a source citation located under the image?