New 'Wiki' Articles on Park Guide Pages

TPI readers can now edit the site's theme park guide pages, with visit plans and updates.

From Robert Niles
Posted July 6, 2005 at 7:33 PM
Hi,

Just wanted to let everyone know about the latest new feature on TPI. The park guide pages for the dozens of theme parks covered on the site are now "wikis," articles that any registered member of the site may edit.

This way, site members can share their strategies for visiting the various parks on the park pages themselves. And all readers can help us keep the site up to date by revising these pages as necessary with the latest information on new and upcoming attractions.

Click on the theme park guide page to start. Pick the park you know best. If the information on the page is incomplete or inaccurate, click the "Edit this article" button and answer the questions on the ensuing page. (By the way, that may have been the first time in the history of U.S. English that the word "ensuing" was used and *not* followed immediately by the word "kickoff.")

We're not looking for trip reports, discussion or debate on these pages. Just factual information that other readers can use in planning a trip. With all TPI readers contributing, I think we can get several dozen of these pages built out with detailed trip planning information in very little time. And we can keep these pages fresh in the months and years to come.

(And, in answer to the next, obvious question, yes, a way for all readers to note changes in the attraction and food listings for the parks is coming next.)

Thank you in advance for your help!

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