Parks & Attractions
We map the whole park into one living map — for guests and for operations
Based in Dripping Springs · Central Texas and beyond
What we map for Parks & Attractions
Document the whole park — rides, structures, midways, parking, and the open ground left for expansion — measured to 2–5 cm horizontally and 5–10 cm vertically. Operations, marketing, and planning work from one map anyone can open in a browser.
What parks & attractions teams are up against
Deliverables built for the job
Measurable to 2–5 cm horizontally and 5–10 cm vertically, in one browser link.
- Shareable browser viewer for operations, marketing, and contractors
- Full-park aerial map and photoreal 3D model, accurate to 2–5 cm horizontally and 5–10 cm vertically
- Measured layout of rides, paths, parking, and structures
- Elevation data for drainage, grading, and expansion
- Gates, service entrances, and back-of-house points in your own words
- Offline Field Pack — your own imagery and named points in one file, for crews working past the Wi-Fi
- Change callouts between flights, located by your own landmarks
- Repeat flights on a schedule, for a dated record of every change
For venues
There's a hosted product built for exactly this
A living map of the whole property, in your brand, on your own site, re-flown on your schedule.
See the Venue Maps offerOn paper, on request: a Property Key, route cards, or one handover PDF — or a Field Pack file for a phone with no signal.
A route on this page is a path recorded over this property from our own mapping — a line to walk or fly, and nothing more. It is not a road, an easement, or a right of way, and it is not a statement that the ground it crosses is maintained, legally accessible, or safe to travel on foot or by vehicle. Conditions on the ground govern: check them before relying on a route.
Let's map your property
Tell us about your site and goals, and we'll send a custom proposal.
Based in Dripping Springs · Central Texas and beyond