What should you show on a screen at the lower cable car station?
When does the cable car run? Where do visitors board? When is the last trip down? A screen helps when it answers these questions quickly and clearly identifies current information.
Help visitors take their next step
Show where to buy tickets and how to reach boarding. Add confirmed operating times. Distinguish the last trip up from the last trip down; a general “Open until 17:00” may be misleading.
Current information needs a confirmed source
Operating status, available activities and short-notice changes must come from the responsible cable car team. Date or timestamp information that can change. A scheduled text change does not confirm that the cable car is actually running.
Example: an information plan for a fictional lower station
| Situation | Useful content | What to check before display |
|---|---|---|
| Arrival | Ticket sales and directions to boarding | Are directions and station names correct? |
| During the day | Confirmed operating times and available activities | Do the details apply to this lift today? |
| Before closing | Show the last trip up and last trip down separately | Has the operations team confirmed both times? |
| After closing | Service has ended; confirmed next opening | Is there a special timetable or a change? |
Explain what landscape videos show
SUISSE-VIDEO can schedule prepared text content and videos. Landscape videos introduce the destination. Without a current source, they do not show live weather or the present operating status. The screen supplements official notices and information from staff.
Make screen content easy to read · Present clear trip suggestions