Interactive maps and wayfinding
Map a layout that changes every year, and route guests to stands, stages and buildings when the network gives out under the crowd.
Interactive maps: Every stage on the map, The Playhouse · 4 min walk
Built for events with more on than a printed programme can hold.

Storytelling for Little Ones starts at The Playhouse in 10 minutes. It’s a four-minute walk.
800+
exhibitors made findable across 280 acres at the Royal Highland Show
4.8
App Store rating for leading customer apps
68%
of guests opted into marketing at the Royal Highland Show
Supporting the leading shows and live events







Everything a guest needs from arrival to exit, delivered by one platform that knows what each of them is doing.
Map a layout that changes every year, and route guests to stands, stages and buildings when the network gives out under the crowd.
Interactive maps: Every stage on the map, The Playhouse · 4 min walk
Let guests filter a programme of hundreds of sessions down to the ones they came for, then get them there on time.
Live schedule: Up next, Opening Fanfare · 10:00
Move a session at eleven and tell only the guests who saved it, rather than everyone on site.
Notifications: Sent to guests who saved it, Opening Fanfare at 10:00
Hold entry tickets, passes and registrations on a phone, and keep them working at a gate with no signal.
Tickets and passes: In the app, Annual Membership · Active
Make hundreds of exhibitors searchable by what a guest actually wants, not by stand number.
Search by what they sell: Found by what they serve, Plant Based Kitchen · Open now
Point guests at the quieter outlet rather than the queue they can see, and let them order before they walk over.
Order ahead: Order ahead, Woodstack Grill · Burgers
Give seasonal staff, stewards and volunteers the same map and schedule as guests, so the answer is right whoever they ask.
Staff and volunteers: The same plan as the guests, Folk Session · The Old Barn Live
See where crowds build and where guests never reach, and keep the audience you captured for next year’s event. Use it to place stands, stages and facilities where footfall is strongest next time.
Heat maps: Heat map in Connect, Where guests go, hour by hour
These features plug into the technology supporting your event, including ticketing, registration, CRM, scheduling, POS and your operational feeds. Those systems carry on doing their jobs, while their data creates more opportunities to fill sessions, capture an audience you can reach again and evidence what worked.
Large events are navigation problems before they are anything else. A guest has one day, a programme of hundreds of sessions and a site they have never walked. Attractions.io connects your ticketing, registration and schedule, then helps decide what each guest sees in your branded app as the day changes around them.
Yes, and temporary layouts are the harder case. Maps are drawn for the site as it will be, not as it was last year, and wayfinding is built offline first, which matters when thousands of people are contending for the same signal.
Yes. An open day is the same problem with different nouns: a campus a guest has never walked, a programme of talks they have to choose between and buildings that all look alike. Course teams and departments are discoverable the same way exhibitors and stands are.
It depends on which product you need, the size of the event and how often you run it. Go is a complete branded app you re-map for each event, and Layrs add capabilities to an app you already have.
Some options are an app and nothing else. Others are a ticketing system with an app attached. Attractions.io is an app with a platform behind it, connected to the systems you already run. That is why a moved session reaches only the guests who saved it, why the map works on a field with no signal and why the audience you capture is still yours next year.
See how Attractions.io would work with your venue, your systems and your guests. Thirty minutes, no hard sell.