Lot Planning
Lot Planning on Real Satellite Imagery
Every lot is different, and the layout you carry in your head doesn't transfer to the crew pulling in at 4 a.m. CarnivalX lot planning puts the real ground in front of you: drop equipment on satellite imagery, measure clearances to the foot, and export the plan so everyone sets the same midway you designed.
Drop equipment on the real lot
Start from satellite imagery of the actual venue, not a blank grid. CarnivalX ships a library of 100+ pieces of equipment across nine categories — rides, joints, food, offices, and infrastructure — so you can place every spot exactly where it goes. The midway you build on screen is the midway the crew builds on the ground.
Measure clearances before teardown surprises
Precision calibration converts pixels to feet, so the distances on the plan are the distances on the lot. Check ride clearances, midway widths, and emergency lanes before you commit — not after a piece is built and there is no room for the next one. Catching a tight clearance on screen is a lot cheaper than catching it with a crew standing around.
Export and share the plan
A plan only helps if everyone has it. Export a professional PDF for venue documentation, fire marshals, and your own crew, so the layout is approved and distributed before the first truck rolls in. One shared plan means fewer arguments on the lot and a faster, cleaner set.
Built for the route
You play a new spot most weeks, and lot planning is part of the same CarnivalX platform that runs the rest of the show. Once the lot is set, the same crew is running ride safety inspections on the same devices, with the same login — no second system to learn at the next stop on the route.