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Consuming the mundane and extraordinary: hospitality facilities and transport in the spatiotemporal behaviour of theme park visitors

ABSTRACT This study investigates the components of the mundane and extraordinary in park visitors’ experience using time usage analysis. The results show that visitors spend nearly 26% of their time engaged in mundane activities (hospitality facility and transport activities). The sequence alignment analysis identifies three behaviour patterns with concentrated usage on hospitality facilities, attraction and a combination of both. These patterns reflect the visitors’ different levels of spatial engagement with the park, which contributes to the visitors’ evaluation of the park layout, visitor crowds, facilities and waiting time.