GPS tracking across theme parks shows visitor movement forms a continuum rather than discrete types, diverges from self-reports, and reverses feature relationships from site to site, requiring local calibration.
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Do Waders, Swimmers, and Divers Exist? A GPS-Based Pilot Study of Site-Dependent Visitor Movement in Theme Parks
GPS tracking across theme parks shows visitor movement forms a continuum rather than discrete types, diverges from self-reports, and reverses feature relationships from site to site, requiring local calibration.