The beginning and end of tour #1 is south west of the fountain, and between the southern bathroom and the rollercoaster. It is placed beside the rollercoaster so that any costomers in line will hace to notice it and may even consider trying it out afterwards. The beginning and end of tour #2 is behind the northern resteraunts and shops. it is below the bathrooms and above the ending point of the rollercoaster. Any customers who are leaving the rollercoaster are forced to walk by tour station.
Tour guides will be paid $9.50. Workers inside the building will be paid only $7.50. Horses will be paid in food, shelter, and care.
#2.
Both tour stations are similar in shape and size. The interiors will also look similar. They will feature common Elizabethan building designs on the exterior. The interior will be furnished with furniture common in the Elizabethan era. The building has a roof, so rain should never be a problem. Customers will ride in horse-drawn carriages. The carraiges will have canopies to shield from the sun and the rain.
Tour guides will be paid $9.00. Workers inside the building will be paid only $7.00. Horses will be paid in food, shelter, and care.
The beginning and end of tour #1 is south west of the fountain, and between the southern bathroom and the rollercoaster. It is placed beside the rollercoaster so that any costomers in line will hace to notice it and may even consider trying it out afterwards. The beginning and end of tour #2 is behind the northern resteraunts and shops. it is below the bathrooms and above the ending point of the rollercoaster. Any customers who are leaving the rollercoaster are forced to walk by tour station.
Tour guides will be paid $9.50. Workers inside the building will be paid only $7.50. Horses will be paid in food, shelter, and care.
#2.
Both tour stations are similar in shape and size. The interiors will also look similar. They will feature common Elizabethan building designs on the exterior. The interior will be furnished with furniture common in the Elizabethan era. The building has a roof, so rain should never be a problem. Customers will ride in horse-drawn carriages. The carraiges will have canopies to shield from the sun and the rain.
Tour guides will be paid $9.00. Workers inside the building will be paid only $7.00. Horses will be paid in food, shelter, and care.