Planning an event and
expecting a sound crowd brings you to the need of some pre-arrangements at the
entrance of your venue which is going to be loaded with fun filled excited
people. Get some
relevant ideas from QMaster
to cope up with the crowd and make your event go smooth and serene.
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Parking Arrangements- Parking provision should be made in
a way that it should not interfere with the doorway. And also the parking
should be an off road parking for avoiding any disruption in traffic.
If you are running out of space for
such arrangement than Retractable Belt
Posts from QMaster
can also be used to separate the areas of parking and the entrance.
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Independent Gates for Entry and Exit- Enhanced traffic flow can be
achieved by separate entry and exit gates. It will lead to increased speed of
ingress, egress and regress.
Sign
Boards from QMaster can be used to show the
entry and exit directions.
·
Roles and Responsibilities-Giving separate responsibilities to
the staff according to their abilities will avoid any confusion and disorder at
the entrance.
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Monitoring Behavior-Monitoring the behaviour of people
is an important task in controlling any unwanted incidents at crowded places.
If you find anyone with a sceptic behaviour, then it should not be ignored at
any cost.
·
Separate Queues-Make different queues for ladies and
gentlemen and also avoid making long serpent lines to serve visitors in a fast
manner.
Retractable Belt Posts and Rope Posts are the
way by which you can do this without any effort.
·
Arrangements for people with
disability-Proper
provisions for the persons with disabilities should be done, so as to avoid any
inconvenience to them as well as to other people in a hurry.
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The position of Ticket Collectors-Ticket Collectors should stand in a
position that is optimum for them and the visitors too. Standing in the middle
of the entrance can lead to accidents as sometimes people manages to crush the
staff appointed at the gate in their haste.
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