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Capacity Utilization
Capacity utilization measures how much of an attraction’s practical capacity is actually being used.
Definition
Capacity utilization measures the share of usable attraction capacity that is actually being consumed during a period.
Questions operators still ask
Why does utilization matter?
It shows whether the attraction is underused, well-matched to demand, or overloaded.
Is high utilization always good?
Not always. Very high utilization can also signal queue pressure and service strain.
Sources and review notes
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