What decides a zoo visit
A family planning a visit wants to know which animals are there, what times feeding and shows happen, how long a visit takes, and what it costs for two adults and three children. Gate-only ticketing creates queues at the busiest hours. Repeat visits are the economics of a zoo and depend on memberships that most institutions sell only at a counter, to people already inside.
What we build for one
First, online ticketing with family pricing and timed entry, which manages the queue and captures the decision made at home. Second, animal pages with locations and current status, since an enclosure under renovation discovered on arrival is a complaint. Third, feeding and show schedules published daily, because those are the moments a visit is planned around. Fourth, memberships with online renewal and educational programmes, which convert an annual outing into repeat attendance and fill weekday mornings with school groups.