Your website

A proper website for your attraction that your own team runs. You fill in forms made for attractions, and the pages lay themselves out: no designer or developer needed.

riverside.parkstack.net

The Riverside Adventure Park homepage, with its header, opening hours and featured attractions.

The Sky Drop attraction page on a phone, marked as closed for refurbishment, with its photo and height limit.

Built from what you know about your park

Each kind of content has its own form: attractions, food and drink, shops and facilities, events, opening hours, questions and pages. Fill in what you know and Parkstack lays out the pages, on phones and computers.

A part of the site with nothing in it yet stays out of the menus until you add something, so a new website never shows empty pages.

Attractions with height limits, ride times, thrill level and wheelchair access
A “How tall is your rider?” filter on the attractions list
Events with their dates and showtimes, and what is on next
Opening hours on a calendar, with special dates and last entry
Today’s hours under the header on every page
A park map, as a photo or a PDF
Questions and answers in groups you choose
About, accessibility and contact pages, with a message form that emails you

Opening hours on a phone: a month calendar with each day’s times, today ringed, and today’s hours and events spelt out below.

Your homepage, built from blocks

Build your homepage and your own pages from ready-made blocks: banners and slideshows, photos beside text, galleries, videos, featured attractions and events, ticket prices, awards and more.

A preview beside the editor shows the real page as you type, on a phone or a computer. Changes save privately as you go and reach guests only when you publish.

Three starter designs to begin from
Blocks fill themselves from your attractions, events and tickets
Every published version kept, ready to load again
Anything deleted kept for 30 days

console.parkstack.net/homepage

The homepage editor in the console: the page’s blocks on the left and a live preview of the website on a phone on the right.

Your look

Guests see your park’s name, logo and colours on every page. Choose typefaces, header and footer colours and button shapes, and see the whole site change as you go.

Your logo and colours, with a version of your logo for dark backgrounds
Header, announcement bar and footer colours
A dark night look, for the whole site or just a season
Your logo in every size you need, made from one file
Posters for opening times, events and ticket prices, ready to print

Posters are included with Professional. See plans

console.parkstack.net/branding

The branding page in the console, with a live preview of the park’s header and colours.

Changes go live when you say

Get next season ready in the quiet weeks. Publish a new ride or event at a set time, with a countdown on your homepage until it goes live, and switch to a seasonal homepage, such as Halloween, between dates you choose.

On the day, change today’s hours in one go: close early, open late or put a notice at the top of every page. The notice comes down by itself at the end of the day.

Publish at a set time, with a teaser page until then
A seasonal homepage between dates you choose
Close early, open late or tell guests something today
Take the website offline for a while, with your own message

Publishing at a set time and seasonal homepages are included with Professional. See plans

console.parkstack.net/today

Today at the park in the console: closing early at 16:00, with today’s new hours and the notice that will show at the top of the website.

Found by search engines, at your own address

Your website starts at an address of ours, such as yourpark.parkstack.net, hidden from search engines while you set it up. Connect a web address you own, such as www.yourpark.co.uk, and choose when search engines may list it.

Parkstack tells search engines about your attractions, events and opening hours in the form they read, and lets you verify the site with Google Search Console.

Your own web address, connected from the console
Hidden from search engines until you choose
A sitemap and search details kept up to date for you
Old addresses sent to the new page when you rename something

Want something fully custom?

Most parks build their website in Parkstack. If you want a website or app designed from scratch, your agency can build it on the Parkstack API, and you still edit everything in Parkstack.