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15th May 2016 at 6:00 PM
15th May 2016 at 6:00 PM
Posts: 26
Application Round - Corona Airport
My game: TS3
CC: None, but I used Store content.
Welcome to Corona Airport! Today, the Cassano brothers and their friend are going to go from Isla Paradiso to Rooster's Peak, a mountain resort.
Entering the building, there's the information center. Here one can ask, for example, where are the restrooms, or how does this airport work.
Going through the closest of the doorways at left hand we can find the business center and baggage claim area. One can buy plane tickets going to many destinations, and passengers arriving from other countries can reclaim their baggage here. There is a single queue line, but there are three counters with three clerks so three people can be served at a time.
This is the boarding area, which lies beyond the information center. Passengers that have already bought their tickets must wait for their planes to arrive at the airport before getting through the gates here. These gates require the arriving & departing passengers to let the scanning devices on the gates scan the tickets to grant access or exit.
The little gift shop here sells passengers many kinds of souvenirs, beauty products, clothes, books and assorted knick-knacks. Customers who wish to try their clothes on may use the changing room in the corner with the red curtains.
On the next floor, the first floor, there is the lounge, where passengers waiting for their flights may play pool, chess or dominoes to spend the time away. There are also restrooms (complete along with a separate changing table for babies and toddlers) for those who need them, conveniently close to the cafe.
Here are the restrooms and the changing room for the little ones. Fully equipped with everything you may need.
This is the cafe. You can order a wide variety of delicacies, such as lemon pie, cookies, brownies, tea and coffee, all while you listen to the glorious music of the wall speakers!
If you need to do some errands and your kids are sort of bothering you, don't panic. Just leave them in the care of our professional babysitters in this daycare-playroom so you can do your chores in peace! Don't worry, your children will have the time of their lives with these varied toys.
A storage room where luggage, normally unused things and spare objects are stored.
On the second floor, there is a room that holds tools to fix the airplanes and the airport itself.
On the second floor also, you can spot the base of operations of the air traffic controllers of Corona Airport, the control tower, which overlooks the runway. From here, the controllers give instructions to the distant, overworked pilots to facilitate their work and ensure the safety of the passengers, the staff and the airport itself.
And finally this is the break room. It's next to the control tower. Here, the airport's employees get together in their, well, break, to chat, eat snacks and slack off. It even has good, relaxing views of Isla Paradiso!
Now for the floor plans:
The basement. It only has fountains and is inaccessible.
The ground floor.
The first floor.
The second floor.
The third floor.
The fourth floor.
And this is the fifth floor.
Whew! That's all. Pictures in total: 1 (front) + 7 (basement, GF, 1F, 2F, 3F, 4F, 5F) + 12 extra pics= 20 pictures. Now, good luck to everyone (myself included)!
Entering the building, there's the information center. Here one can ask, for example, where are the restrooms, or how does this airport work.
Going through the closest of the doorways at left hand we can find the business center and baggage claim area. One can buy plane tickets going to many destinations, and passengers arriving from other countries can reclaim their baggage here. There is a single queue line, but there are three counters with three clerks so three people can be served at a time.
This is the boarding area, which lies beyond the information center. Passengers that have already bought their tickets must wait for their planes to arrive at the airport before getting through the gates here. These gates require the arriving & departing passengers to let the scanning devices on the gates scan the tickets to grant access or exit.
The little gift shop here sells passengers many kinds of souvenirs, beauty products, clothes, books and assorted knick-knacks. Customers who wish to try their clothes on may use the changing room in the corner with the red curtains.
On the next floor, the first floor, there is the lounge, where passengers waiting for their flights may play pool, chess or dominoes to spend the time away. There are also restrooms (complete along with a separate changing table for babies and toddlers) for those who need them, conveniently close to the cafe.
Here are the restrooms and the changing room for the little ones. Fully equipped with everything you may need.
This is the cafe. You can order a wide variety of delicacies, such as lemon pie, cookies, brownies, tea and coffee, all while you listen to the glorious music of the wall speakers!
If you need to do some errands and your kids are sort of bothering you, don't panic. Just leave them in the care of our professional babysitters in this daycare-playroom so you can do your chores in peace! Don't worry, your children will have the time of their lives with these varied toys.
A storage room where luggage, normally unused things and spare objects are stored.
On the second floor, there is a room that holds tools to fix the airplanes and the airport itself.
On the second floor also, you can spot the base of operations of the air traffic controllers of Corona Airport, the control tower, which overlooks the runway. From here, the controllers give instructions to the distant, overworked pilots to facilitate their work and ensure the safety of the passengers, the staff and the airport itself.
And finally this is the break room. It's next to the control tower. Here, the airport's employees get together in their, well, break, to chat, eat snacks and slack off. It even has good, relaxing views of Isla Paradiso!
Now for the floor plans:
The basement. It only has fountains and is inaccessible.
The ground floor.
The first floor.
The second floor.
The third floor.
The fourth floor.
And this is the fifth floor.
Whew! That's all. Pictures in total: 1 (front) + 7 (basement, GF, 1F, 2F, 3F, 4F, 5F) + 12 extra pics= 20 pictures. Now, good luck to everyone (myself included)!
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