Event crowd gathering on a plaza outside a stadium

Pedestrian flow planned from the parking lot to the gate and back.

Queue design, ingress and egress planning, pedestrian routing between lots and the venue, and capacity monitoring.

What your agency receives

Agencies whose events move thousands of people between parking, shuttle stops, and entrances, and need that movement planned and staffed.

  1. Planning

    Pedestrian routes between lots, shuttle and rideshare zones, and entrances. Queue layouts sized to expected arrivals. Egress timing plan coordinated with lot and traffic operations.

  2. Field operations

    Wayfinding staff at decision points along pedestrian routes. Queue lines staffed and adjusted as arrivals build. Capacity counts reported to the event manager during the event.

  3. Reporting

    Attendance counts by entrance and time, included in the post-event report.

How we deliver

  1. Site walk

    We walk every lot with your event manager: spaces, ADA counts, entry and exit points.

  2. Written plan

    Lot assignments, signage, and traffic routes, in a plan you keep.

  3. Staffing

    Headcount set with your event manager; every role assigned by lot.

  4. Event day

    Supervisors run ingress, the event, and egress, reporting to your Account Manager.

  5. Report

    Utilization, counts, staffing, revenue reconciliation, and incidents.

Questions agencies ask

Does this service include screening or access control?
Not at present. This service covers pedestrian flow, queues, and wayfinding. Contact us about security officer services for access control and screening.
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