Exhibit / Attraction Discovery

Exhibit and attraction discovery helps visitors find, explore, and learn more about the places, animals, exhibits, attractions, and experiences available at a venue.

With Pigeon Suite, visitors can search or browse supported destinations and access configured information such as descriptions, images, audio, video, maps, related content, and nearby experiences.

This can be used across museums, zoos, aquariums, theme parks, science centers, and other visitor attractions.

Visitors can search, browse, or select an exhibit, animal, attraction, or other configured point of interest.

Once selected, the experience can display relevant content such as:

1. Descriptions
2. Images
3. Audio
4. Video
5. Educational information
6. Location details
7. Related exhibits or attractions
8. Nearby places or amenities

The exact content and discovery flow are configured for each venue.

Yes. Pigeon Suite can support search and filtering for configured locations and content.

Depending on the venue, visitors may be able to browse or filter by categories such as:

1. Exhibits
2. Animals
3. Attractions
4. Events
5. Programs
6. Amenities
7. Dining
8. Shops
9. Other points of interest

The search and filter structure should be designed around the venue's visitor experience and available content.

Yes. Pigeon Suite can be configured with the venue's own approved content.

Depending on the implementation, a discovery page can include:

1. Titles and descriptions
2. Images
3. Audio
4. Video
5. Educational information
6. Location details
7. Related content
8. Accessibility information
9. Links to maps or directions

The venue should define who is responsible for supplying, reviewing, and maintaining the content.

Yes. Supported exhibit and attraction pages can include rich media such as photos, video, audio, and text when those content types are configured for the deployment.

This allows venues to extend interpretation beyond physical signage and provide more context around animals, artifacts, exhibits, attractions, or stories.

The exact media formats and content-management workflow should be confirmed during implementation.

Yes. Pigeon Suite can connect discovery content with nearby configured places and points of interest.

Depending on the venue, visitors may be able to discover:

1. Related exhibits
2. Nearby animals or habitats
3. Attractions
4. Dining
5. Shops
6. Restrooms
7. Events
8. Amenities
9. Other relevant experiences

Nearby discovery can help visitors continue exploring beyond the first item they selected.

Yes, supported exhibit and attraction content can be presented in multiple languages when translations are configured for the deployment.

Accessibility-related content and interface options may also be included depending on the implementation.

The exact language coverage and accessibility features should be defined for each venue rather than assumed to apply universally.

Yes, supported discovery content can be made available offline when the app and content are prepared for offline use.

Depending on the deployment, visitors may continue accessing exhibit information, images, maps, and other configured content without an active internet connection.

Any feature that depends on live third-party data or online services may still require connectivity.

Exhibit Discovery focuses on helping visitors find and learn about specific exhibits, animals, attractions, or points of interest.

An Interactive Map focuses on showing where those places are located.

A Tour Guide organizes selected content into a guided or self-guided sequence.

In Pigeon Suite:

1. Exhibit Discovery = Find and learn about what interests you
2. Interactive Maps = See where it is
3. Tour Guide = Follow a curated journey

These features can work together as part of one visitor experience.