There are basic rules to theme park design. First, the best attraction, generally a larger ride that needs more space, is placed at the back of the park. The idea is to entice visitors to tour the park before they can reach the prize. For Islands of Adventure, Jurassic Park gets that honor. Rule No. 2 deals with the movement of people through the park, where a touch of psychology is used.
Human nature drags people to the right.
The instinct of rebellious teen-agers is to go in the opposite direction. So the thrill rides in Marvel Super Hero Island will be on the left side of the entrance. Retail shops and restaurants also figure into the plans but designers want to be sure they enhance the experience and don't impede it. So in Seuss Landing, the restaurant is in a building in the shape of an enormous green ham. In Seuss Landing, bright colors are most important and staff will wear costumes with big buttons and bows.