Hi Tanya,
Is this sign visible to people on the street, on their way into the museum, or only after they've made eye contact with the reception staff?
One thing to consider - wherever this is - is that Deaf visitors, and visitors who find it difficult to converse in English may be using the sign as the primary source of information, rather than reception staff.
Cheers,
Pat
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Sent: 14/03/2006 21:56
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Subject: Admission signs
Our institution is currently developing an admission sign for visitors at our front desk. In developing this sign we have found ourselves asking what seems to be a silly question: what should be on an admission sign? The obvious answer would be admission prices. However, beyond that, should we include hours of operation, what’s included with admission, or group rates?
I extend this question to all of you: what do you have on your admission sign?
- Tanya Brock
Lead Interpreter
Minnetrista
765.213.3540 ext. 152
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