Entrance feeds directly toward GA
Ticketing and security should not force arriving guests through vendor, load-in or backstage lanes.
Interactive Production Layout
Plan the whole site.
This interactive board illustrates one logical 350-guest event configuration. Tap any zone for planning notes. On larger screens, you can also move zones to explore alternate layouts.
Concept planning tool: zone positions and scale are illustrative until field measurements, fire access, parking counts, gate widths and technical utilities are verified. Do not use this as a survey, permit drawing or emergency plan.
Tap a zone for planning notes.
WILD ONES · CONCEPT PRODUCTION PLAN
PARKINGGuest + overflow concept
ENTRANCETicketing · search · wristband
VENDORSFood · merch · activations
RESTROOMSGuest service zone
STAGEPerformance + production
BACKSTAGEArtists · green room · tech
GA / AUDIENCEPrimary guest field
FOHAudio · lighting · video
VIPControlled premium zone
LOAD-INProduction route
EMERGENCY / FIRE ACCESS — KEEP CLEAR
Selected zone
Stage
Place the primary performance position so audience sightlines work without blocking emergency access or backstage/load-in circulation.
Planning logic
Why the zones are arranged this way.
Good site design reduces cross-traffic between guests, production vehicles, artists, vendors and emergency responders.
Stage + backstage stay close to load-in
Large equipment moves should be separated from public circulation whenever possible.
Bars + vendors sit on the perimeter
Perimeter services preserve audience space and simplify restocking without cutting through the center of GA.
Emergency access remains continuous
The final plan should maintain verified fire/emergency lanes and clear egress paths throughout the event.