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DATA CONSOLIDATION

Full Throttle data consolidation

Six parks, one database

Full Throttle runs six parks, and each one had its own database. Answering something simple, like which park had the best Saturday, meant pulling reports from six systems and lining them up in a spreadsheet.

FULL THROTTLE · SIX PARKSSAMPLE DATA01 / SIX DATABASES02 / ONE SOURCE03 / ASK ITPARK 1rev_total 36410.002026-09-26guests=1142PARK 2Sales: $29,944Sat 26 Sepheadcount 986PARK 3GROSS 412809/26/26visitors: 1,251PARK 4sales_amt 3477526-Sep-2026guests=1090PARK 5Revenue: $32,108Sep 26, 2026count 1017PARK 6TOTAL 385622026/09/26headcount 1188LAST SATURDAY · ALL PARKSPARKREVENUEGUESTSPER GUESTPark 1$36,4101,142$31.88Park 2$29,944986$30.37Park 3$41,2801,251$33.00Park 4$34,7751,090$31.90Park 5$32,1081,017$31.57Park 6$38,5621,188$32.46›Which park had the best Saturday?Park 3: $41,280 last Saturday, 18% above its usual Saturday.Park 2 was lowest at $29,944.
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We brought all six into a single database that stays current as each park's data changes. Revenue, guest counts, refunds and track utilization are measured the same way everywhere, so the parks can be compared side by side.

That database now feeds the company's live displays and reports. Leadership can ask it questions in plain English across every park, and it sends an alert when a number moves outside its usual range.

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  • AI insights
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