Sunshine Coast Airport Visual Story

1. Airport Construction and Changes

The Sunshine Coast Airport is currently undergoing a major redevelopment across both outdoor and indoor areas. These works are expected to continue over an extended period, and the layout, walking paths, and passenger flow may change over time.

As you move through the airport, you may encounter temporary barriers, redirected walkways, and updated directional signage guiding movement between areas. Construction activity may be present throughout the airport, including workers in high-visibility clothing, machinery, and service vehicles operating alongside regular passenger movement.

Noise levels may be higher than expected, with a combination of construction sounds, aircraft activity, and general passenger movement. Some facilities, including amenities, may be temporarily relocated, and signage should be followed closely to locate these services. You may need to allow additional time to navigate through the airport due to changing conditions and adjusted pathways.

A covered walkway leads to the departures area of an airport. On the left, there are orange traffic barriers and signs directing passengers to departures and toilets. The right side features a glass entrance with a blue "Departures" sign above. The floor is a mix of concrete and tiled sections, with a blue line marking a path. The ceiling is white with recessed lighting. A construction notice thanks passengers for their patience during terminal expansion.

A road with a pedestrian crossing in the foreground, marked with red and white stripes. On the left, there are orange traffic cones and a concrete barrier. A covered walkway with signs for "Departures" and "Alliance" runs along the left side, with a black vehicle parked nearby. On the right, a convex mirror is mounted on a pole, and a green sign indicates an "Emergency Assembly Point." Trees and bushes line the pavement, and the road curves to the right in the background.

Construction site with portable buildings on either side, marked "ATCO" with yellow trim. Signs indicate toilets and pedestrian access. Fencing displays "Danger Construction Site" and "Sunshine Coast Airport" branding. A ramp leads to the buildings. A "Stop" sign and a yellow "Pedestrian Access" sign are visible. The ground is concrete, and the background shows a large white building with partial signage.

Sounds

Aircraft engine sounds
Construction machinery noise
Announcements over PA system
Vehicle traffic noise
Passenger conversations

Smells

Asphalt and concrete scent
Vehicle exhaust nearby
Jet fumes
Paint and construction odours
Food and beverage aromas

Feel

Orientation anxiety
Tactile ground indicators
Carpeted terminal floors
Cool air from air conditioning
Metal and plastic seating

Sight

Blue line pathway markings
Temporary construction barriers
Signage for departures and toilets
Retractable belt queue barriers
Construction workers in bright clothing

2. Drop Off and Short Term Parking

This area sits at the airport entry where passengers are dropped off and move from short term parking toward the departures terminal. During the current airport upgrade, road layouts, pedestrian paths, and signage may change, and temporary directions may guide people to the terminal and outdoor amenities.

The zone includes bitumen roads, concrete footpaths, tactile paving, zebra crossings, bollards, and a covered walkway with white steel columns. Accessible car parking spaces are marked near the terminal. Portable toilet buildings are located outside the departures hall and include ramp access, handrails, and an accessible bathroom. Construction barriers, fencing, and signs separate pedestrian and vehicle movement.

This area is used for drop-off, pick-up, and movement to check-in. Activity levels may be high. You may hear traffic, luggage wheels, aircraft, and construction equipment. Smells may include aviation fuel, vehicle exhaust, and construction materials.

A covered airport departures area with a long, white canopy extending across the scene. On the left, there are construction barriers and signs, including a blue "Departures" sign. In the middle, a pedestrian crossing with red and white stripes leads to the road. On the right, a red vehicle is parked near the kerb. Palm trees are visible in the background, and the road has markings for passenger drop-off. The area is well-lit with overhead lights.

A covered walkway at an airport with a large advertisement on the left for Sunshine Coast Airport, featuring a map and the slogan "The Natural Choice." Above, a sign for Air New Zealand is visible. On the right, a red "Departures" sign hangs above the pavement, where a black vehicle is parked. Orange barriers and traffic cones line the kerb. The ceiling is white with lights, and the floor has a marked path for rental cars. Palm trees are visible in the background.

On the left, there are orange traffic barriers and a sign for Air New Zealand. In the centre, a construction wall displays directions to departures and toilets, along with a message thanking for patience during terminal expansion. On the right, the entrance to the departures area is visible with a blue sign above glass doors. The floor is a mix of concrete and tiled sections, and the ceiling is white with recessed lighting.

A road with a pedestrian crossing in the foreground, marked with red and white stripes. On the left, there are orange traffic cones and a concrete barrier. A covered walkway with signs for "Departures" and "Alliance" runs along the left side, with a black vehicle parked nearby. On the right, a convex mirror and an "Emergency Assembly Point" sign are visible. Trees and bushes line the pavement, and the road curves into the distance.

Sounds

Construction noise from site
Trucks moving nearby
Airplanes taking off
Passenger drop-off activity
Bus stop announcements

Smells

Aviation fuel smell
Fresh outdoor air
Occasional vehicle exhaust
Construction materials odour
Plant and tree scent

Feel

Smooth concrete pathways
Tactile paving underfoot
Metal handrails on ramps
Warm sun on exposed areas
Cool shade under canopy

Sight

Bright orange construction barriers
Blue and white directional signs
Accessible parking markings
Temporary portable toilet unit
Palm trees and planted hedges

3. Long Term and Covered Parking

This area includes the long term and covered car parks, located a short walk from the terminal. From here, you move toward the airport along wide pedestrian pathways and zebra crossings, following directional signage that may include updated routes due to ongoing construction works.

The car parks include open-air areas and covered sections with white shade sail structures supported by steel frames. Surfaces include bitumen for vehicles and concrete pathways with tactile tiles for pedestrian movement. Accessible car parking spaces are marked with adjacent striped zones. Pathways are mostly step-free, with some unevenness where surfaces change. Zebra crossings and bollards separate pedestrian and vehicle movement. Lighting towers and signage provide orientation and visibility.

This area is used for parking and walking to the terminal. Activity levels may vary. You may hear cars moving, luggage rolling, and construction noise in the distance. Smells may include vehicle exhaust and aviation fuel.

A road with a red and white striped pedestrian crossing in the foreground. To the left, there's a footpath with grass and a sign that reads "PEAKER STOP DO NOT OVERTAKE." In the background, a parking area with several cars is visible, covered by a white canopy. Trees and streetlights are scattered throughout the scene, and a purple sign indicating "Covered" parking is on the right. The sky is clear, and the area is well-lit.

A pathway leads to a zebra crossing with red and white stripes. On the left, a pink sign indicates covered parking and directions to the terminal. On the right, a sign points to the terminal with an aeroplane icon. A purple sign provides parking payment options. The background features a building with palm trees and a fence. The ground has yellow and black striped markings, and there are yellow kerb stops.

A covered parking area with a silver SUV parked on the right in a space marked with a blue disabled parking symbol. Yellow and black diagonal lines are painted on the ground in the centre, with three yellow bollards. A signpost with "P Covered" is visible. In the background, there are signs for "Terminal" and "Machjet International" on a building. The area is enclosed by a black metal fence, and there are some trees and plants near the fence. The ceiling is a white canopy structure.

A car park with a covered structure featuring white, curved canopies supported by poles. Numerous vehicles, including a white pickup truck and various cars, are parked beneath the shelters. The ground is paved with asphalt, and a white arrow is painted on the surface, indicating direction. A signpost points towards a terminal, suggesting a nearby airport or transport hub. Trees with green foliage are visible in the background.

Sounds

Luggage rolling on concrete
Cars moving on bitumen
Crunching of bitumen underfoot
Distant construction noise
Occasional vehicle engine sounds

Smells

Aviation gas smell nearby
Faint vehicle exhaust
Fresh outdoor air
Grass and foliage scent
Occasional fuel or oil smell

Feel

Flat concrete pathways
Tactile tiles with bumps
Slight unevenness on tiles
Smooth bitumen surface
Shade from sail structures

Sight

White and red zebra crossings
Purple and blue parking signs
Yellow striped no-parking zones
White steel shade sails
Black metal fencing and gates

4. Bag Drop and Check In

Access into the Departures Terminal for check in and bag drop is through automatic sliding glass doors. During ongoing construction, entry points and movement paths may change, with signage guiding passengers to counters and relocated amenities.

A covered walkway with concrete surfaces and tactile indicators leads into an indoor area with carpeted flooring. Check-in counters are arranged with queue barriers. Seating is positioned along walls, with vending machines nearby and trolley return points near the entrance. Temporary barriers, boarded sections, and bright signage redirect movement. Toilets, including accessible facilities, are located outside and are reached by following signage.

Activity levels may be high and large numbers of passengers standing in queue. You may hear announcements, fans, people talking, and construction equipment.

A covered walkway leads to the departures area of an airport. On the left, there are orange traffic barriers and a sign for Air New Zealand. The centre features a large sign with directions to departures and toilets, along with a message about terminal expansion. On the right, glass doors with a blue "Departures" sign above lead into the terminal. The floor is a mix of concrete and tiled sections, and the ceiling is lined with lights.

Entrance to an airport departures area. On the left, a dark blue sign with white text and icons directs to departures and toilets. In the centre, glass doors with a blue "Departures" sign above lead inside. On the right, a row of luggage trolleys is parked near a "Trolley Return" sign. The floor is a mix of tiles and concrete, and the ceiling is white with recessed lighting. A plant with large leaves is near the trolleys.

Entrance to an airport terminal with a blue "Departures" sign above glass sliding doors on the left. A row of luggage trolleys is parked near a "Trolley Return" sign. The right side features a covered walkway with a sign for "Alliance Airlines" and a row of rubbish bins. The ground is paved with a mix of concrete and tiles, and there are plants and small trees along the building's exterior. The ceiling is lined with lights.

An airport check-in area with a green carpeted floor. On the right, there are several check-in counters with digital screens above them displaying "Sunshine Coast Airport". In the centre, there are queue barriers with signs indicating "Domestic Check-in". On the left, there is a row of black seating against a wall with informational displays. The ceiling is white with recessed lighting and ventilation panels.

Sounds

Construction equipment noise
Announcements indoors
Fans operating overhead
Footsteps on concrete
People queuing and talking

Smells

Paint and fume odours possible
Indoor air conditioning scent
Tea and coffee aromas possible
Possible vehicle exhaust nearby
No strong odours detected

Feel

Concrete and carpet flooring
Tactile ground surface indicators
Covered outdoor walkway
Automatic sliding doors
Cool air from indoor ventilation

Sight

Bright directional signage
Construction barriers and boarding
Check-in counters with queue lines
Vending machines near entrance
Seating along walls indoors

5. Security Screening

Access to security screening is through a semi-covered walkway marked by yellow “Departures” signage and automatic sliding glass doors. This path connects the check-in area to screening, with signage guiding passengers to prepare for security. Movement paths may be adjusted during ongoing construction.

The walkway has tiled flooring with light and dark square patterns and is covered by a roof supported by columns. Glass walls on one side allow light and airflow, with plants, garden beds, and bench seating along the path. Inside the screening area, queue barriers form lines leading to metal detector arches and conveyor belts. Large ceiling fans and overhead lighting are present.

Passengers move through this zone to complete security checks. Activity levels may be high, with queues forming. You may hear fans, staff instructions, beeping scanners, and luggage moving on belts.

A yellow sign with "Departures" is above a set of glass sliding doors. To the right, there's a cartoon character cutout holding a sign with QR codes. The floor is tiled with a mix of light and dark squares, leading to a corridor with plants and large windows. On the left, there's a light blue door. The ceiling has recessed lighting.

A covered walkway with a tiled floor featuring a geometric pattern. On the left, there's a metallic sculpture surrounded by plants and mulch. Further along, benches and a blue sign are visible. A yellow caution sign is placed on the floor. The right side has large glass windows, offering a view of trees and a street outside. The ceiling is flat and white, with a series of beams supporting the structure.

A covered walkway with a tiled floor leads to an entrance in the distance. On the left, there are large green plants and a sign reminding people to prepare for screening by removing jackets, hats, and belts, and emptying pockets. On the right, there is a glass wall with a blue sign. A yellow caution sign and red bollards are visible further along the path. The ceiling is white and flat.

A corridor leading to a security screening area. On the left, there's a sign with instructions for preparing for screening, including clothing and pocket checks. Plants are visible at the base of the sign. The floor is tiled with a pattern of light and dark squares. On the right, a glass wall with a blue "DEPARTURES" sign. The entrance to the security area has yellow framing and a sign that reads "Fly through security." Outside, trees and a road are visible through the glass.

Sounds

Large fan noise
Beeping from x-ray machines
Buzzing of security scanners
Clunking of luggage
Voices of security staff

Smells

Gardens and plants
Clean indoor air
Possible hand sanitiser smell
Fresh air outside
No strong odours

Feel

Cool breeze through walkway
Smooth tiled floor
Hard metal bench seating
Close proximity to others
Air conditioning inside

Sight

Yellow archway entrance
Glass sliding doors
Tiled floor pattern
Green plants and sculptures
Security queuing barriers

6. Main Departure Hall

This central meeting area is located after security screening and connects to departure gates, seating, and food outlets. Overhead signage directs passengers to gates, toilets, and services. Movement flows along tiled pathways between seating and service areas, and access is step-free throughout.

The space has a high ceiling with exposed beams and natural light. Flooring is tiled, with seating including lounge chairs, tables, and high stools. Food and beverage outlets, a bar, and retail points sit along the edges. Waste and recycling bins are placed near seating areas. Toilets nearby include step-free entry, grab rails, and baby change facilities. Some seating areas may be reduced or adjusted during ongoing construction.

Passengers use this area for waiting, eating, and preparing to board. Activity levels may be high. You may hear people talking, announcements, and construction noise. Smells may include food, coffee, and cleaning products.

An airport terminal with a tiled floor and a high ceiling. On the left, there are signs for international and domestic gates and toilets, with a Coca-Cola vending machine nearby. In the centre, there are rows of black seating and a bar area with tables and chairs. On the right, a vending machine and a café counter with a "Pay Here" sign are visible. Overhead signs direct to departure gates, bar, exit, and shopping. Hanging plants are suspended from the ceiling.

A spacious airport terminal with a tiled floor and high, white ceiling. On the left, there are signs directing to toilets, gates, a bar, and shopping. A vending machine and a newsstand are visible. In the centre, there are rows of tables and chairs, some with blue and black seats. Recycling bins are nearby. The right side features a large digital display board and a café counter. Hanging plants are suspended from the ceiling.

A spacious indoor area with a food court on the left featuring a long counter with display screens and a variety of food and drink items. The floor is tiled with a geometric pattern. On the right, there are tables and chairs in various colours, with a green recycling bin nearby. The ceiling is high with exposed beams and hanging lights. In the background, there are signs and more seating areas, with some decorative plants hanging from the ceiling.

Sounds

People talking nearby
Construction equipment noise
Footsteps on tiled floor
Background bar and café sounds
Announcements may be heard

Smells

Food aromas from cafés
Coffee scent near bar
Cleaning products - mild
Bathroom odours - occasional
Air conditioning

Feel

Cool tiled floor underfoot
Smooth metal chair frames
Hard wooden chair seats
Hungry and thirsty
Smooth countertop surfaces

Sight

High ceiling with metal beams
Beige and dark patterned tiles
Black lounge and wooden café chairs
Digital flight information screens
Signage for gates and toilets

7. Departure Gates

This Departure Gates extend from the main departure hall to the aircraft, connecting the terminal to the tarmac through temporary gate structures. Access is through automatic sliding glass doors, where passengers move from the main hall into the boarding area when their flight is called.

The departure gates continue from the terminal with carpeted flooring, air conditioning, and lighting, but is built with a metal frame and fabric or vinyl wall and ceiling finishes. Flooring may feel less solid underfoot and may produce slight movement or creaking sounds. Seating is arranged in rows with clear pathways and queue barriers leading to boarding doors. Step-free access is provided through ramps and wide aisles.

Passengers may wait here before boarding, though many remain in the main terminal until boarding is announced. Activity levels may increase quickly as queues form. You may hear announcements, air conditioning, people talking, and aircraft engines outside.

A corridor with a ramp on the left leading to a sign that reads "Sunshine Coast Airport." The walls are adorned with promotional graphics and text about terminal redevelopment. On the right, there is a glass door entrance. The floor is concrete, and the ceiling is covered with panels featuring recessed lighting.

A corridor with a grey carpeted floor and a white tent-like ceiling. On the left, there is a glass door leading outside, with a view of plants and a tree. A wooden recycling bin with colourful labels is positioned near the door. On the right, rows of black chairs are aligned along the wall, which features a colourful mural. The corridor extends into the distance, with more seating visible further along.

A corridor with a grey carpeted floor and a white tent-like ceiling. On the left, there's a glass door with a colourful recycling bin nearby. The wall has a mural with soft colours. On the right, two red vending machines are filled with snacks and drinks. Further down, rows of grey metal chairs are arranged in a waiting area. The space is well-lit with natural light coming from windows at the far end.

Sounds

Air conditioning vents humming
Jet engines audible outside
Announcements over AV system
People queuing and talking
Squeaking of carpeted tiles

Smells

Mild air conditioning scent
Fresh air near garden bed
Aviation fuel smell possible
Food and drink aromas
No strong or unusual smells

Feel

Carpeted floor with slight give
Cool air from air conditioning
Smooth metal handrails
Soft fabric roof overhead
Concrete ramp surface outside

Sight

White fabric roof with metal frame
Colourful wall panels
Rows of black metal seating
Clear aisle markings on carpet
Vending machines near seating

8. Tarmac and Boarding

Boarding at Sunshine Coast Airport takes place on an open-air tarmac, where passengers walk at ground level from the terminal to the aircraft. This differs from enclosed airbridges, as all boarding and disembarking occurs outdoors along marked pedestrian paths.

The surface is asphalt with painted lines, arrows, and zebra crossings guiding movement. Concrete barriers and safety barricades separate pedestrian routes from vehicles and aircraft areas. Boarding occurs via covered AVI ramps with handrails or mobile stairs. Ground staff are present to guide passengers and maintain movement within designated pathways between the terminal and aircraft.

Passengers use this area to board and disembark aircraft. Activity levels may increase during boarding. You may hear jet engines and ground vehicles. Smells may include aviation fuel. Exposure to sun, wind, or rain may occur.

A tarmac area with a wide view of an airport apron. On the left, there are numbered signs and a pedestrian walkway marked with white stripes. Concrete barriers separate the walkway from the main tarmac. In the centre, there are mobile staircases and ground service vehicles. The right side shows an open expanse of tarmac with a few distant buildings and trees on the horizon. The sky is clear with a warm glow near the horizon.

On the left, there is a set of mobile stairs with a canopy, positioned on an airport tarmac. To the right, a white airport vehicle marked "Swissport" is parked beside another set of mobile stairs. In the background, the tarmac extends towards a line of trees and distant buildings. The foreground features a concrete barrier with a metal railing. The sky is clear with a gradient from light to darker tones.

A mobile passenger boarding ramp is positioned on an airport tarmac. The ramp is labelled with "Sunshine Coast Airport" and "100% Electric". It has a covered walkway with a metal frame. To the right, there is a large white tent-like structure with glass windows, and concrete barriers in front. The ground features a marked pedestrian crossing with white stripes. The background shows an open area with a clear sky and a hint of sunset.

A temporary structure with transparent panels and colourful images on the sides, labelled "Sunshine Coast Airport". The entrance has a metal ramp with railings. Concrete blocks with straps secure the structure. The ground is marked with white pedestrian crossing lines. In the background, there are numbered poles and a building with a modern design. The area is well-lit, and the sky is clear.

Sounds

Jet engines running
Ground service vehicles
Footsteps on asphalt
Directions from ground staff
Occasional vehicle horns

Smells

Aviation fuel
Rubber from tyres
Diesel exhaust
Fresh outdoor air
Bitumen and concrete

Feel

Smooth asphalt underfoot
Metal handrails
Cool concrete barriers
Open air exposure
Excitement and anticipation

Sight

Bright orange barricades
White zebra crossings
People boarding aircraft
Temporary tent structure
Aircraft being loaded with bags

9. Baggage Collection

After leaving the aircraft and crossing the tarmac, passengers enter the terminal and move toward the baggage collection area by following exit and baggage signage. Access is through automatic doors into an enclosed space where luggage is collected before exiting the airport.

The baggage claim area features a ceiling with bright, downlights and large fans. There are two mechanical baggage carousels with black rubber edges. The floor is carpeted with patterned blue and green carpet, except for tiled areas near entrances and amenities. Seating is provided with rows of metal-framed chairs with black seats and armrests. Walls are white with large illuminated advertising panels. The space includes a barista coffee area with tiled flooring and a seating area with high chairs and tables.

There is also an accessible unisex bathroom which is equipped with grab rails. A parent's room includes a microwave, sink, and seating. The exit leads to an outdoor area with step-free concrete pathways and tactile ground surface indicators. Signage is clear with exit signs and directions to transport and parking.

A corridor leading to the "Exit & Baggage Claim" area. On the left, there's a digital advertisement display showing a man and woman smiling. The entrance has glass doors with "EXIT" signs. Inside, a wooden counter with wave patterns is visible. The floor is tiled, and the ceiling has recessed lighting. To the right, there's a blue sign with a luggage icon and an arrow pointing towards the exit.

A spacious airport baggage claim area with a conveyor belt in the centre, surrounded by a white railing. To the left, there's a wall with a warning sign and a ceiling fan. On the right, there are rows of seating and a bright red vending machine area. The floor is carpeted in a patterned green and blue design. The ceiling is white with recessed lighting and multiple ceiling fans. Large advertisement screens are visible in the background.

Rows of black airport seating are in the foreground on a patterned green carpet. Behind them is a baggage carousel with a large advertisement on the wall above it. To the left, there's a red door marked "Oversize Baggage". On the right, vending machines and a seating area with tables and chairs are visible. The ceiling is white with recessed lighting and air vents.

A spacious airport baggage claim area with a patterned green carpet covering the floor. On the right, there is a long baggage carousel with a large digital advertisement above it. In the centre, there are several rows of seating and a digital information screen hanging from the ceiling. On the left, there are tables with stools and various signs. The ceiling is white with recessed lighting and a large ceiling fan.

Sounds

Mechanical carousel noise
Clunking of luggage
Fans operating overhead
Directions from volunteers
Occasional announcements

Smells

Coffee and tea aroma
Cleaning products - mild
Bathroom odours - occasional
Occasional outdoor fresh air
Neutral indoor air

Feel

Cool air from fans
Smooth tiled floors
Soft carpet underfoot
Metal armrests on chairs
Smooth stainless steel fixtures

Sight

Two baggage carousels
Rows of black seating
Large ceiling fans
Bright advertising panels
People queuing for bathrooms

10. Hire Car and Taxi Rank

After exiting baggage collection, follow the blue line marked on the ground to reach the taxi rank and car hire area. The path leads out of the terminal across a zebra crossing and then turns left, continuing along a step-free walkway toward transport services.

The pathway is concrete with tactile indicators and a continuous blue line for guidance. Zebra crossings with marked lines and signage provide safe road crossing points. The taxi rank includes a covered waiting area with seating. The car hire facility is a low-set building with timber decking, step-free entry, and handrails. Toilets within this area include step-free access and grab rails. Fencing, trees, and lighting line the route.

Passengers use this area to access taxis and hire vehicles. Activity levels may vary. You may hear traffic and people moving nearby. Smells may include outdoor air, vehicle exhaust and jet fumes.

A covered walkway at an airport with a beige tiled floor and a white ceiling with lights. On the right, there are signs for "Arrivals" in orange and "Pay for Parking Here" in blue. The road curves to the left with marked lanes and pedestrian crossings. On the left, there are trees and signs for "Passenger Pick-up" and "Car Rental Centre". A fence separates the walkway from the road.

Under a covered walkway, a red sign reads "Arrivals" with "Virgin Australia" above it. To the left, signs indicate parking payment and a café. A construction barrier displays a message about terminal expansion. In the background, a car park is visible with trees and a few parked cars. A pedestrian crossing with white and purple stripes leads across the road. The pavement is light-coloured with blue and purple tactile paths.

On the left, a building with a sign reading "Arrivals" and a café sign is visible. The building has a covered entrance with glass doors. In the middle, a road with marked lanes and a pedestrian crossing is present. On the right, there is a footpath lined with trees and a parked car. Construction barriers with advertisements are along the road. The ground is paved with concrete and asphalt, and the ceiling of the building's entrance is white with lights.

A paved walkway runs through the centre, bordered by black metal fencing on both sides. On the left, a white van is parked in a lane marked "TAXI ONLY," with construction signs along the fence. On the right, a "Taxi Pick Up" sign is visible, with trees planted in mulched beds along the path. The background features more vehicles and a parking area. The ground is concrete with a blue line, and the area is well-lit with street lamps.

Sounds

Vehicle engines running
Footsteps on concrete
Occasional car doors closing
Distant traffic noise
Occasional announcements

Smells

Fresh outdoor air
Mild car exhaust
Occasional aviation fuel smell
Bathroom odours possible
Occasional food aromas from café

Feel

Smooth concrete underfoot
Cool shade under canopy
Warm timber decking surface
Light breeze through trees
Metal handrails to touch

Sight

Blue line guiding pathway
Zebra crossings on road
Brown timber decking
Festoon lights overhead
People queuing for car hire

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