Access point estimate
A realistic AP count based on usable areas, demand zones and peak concurrency, not just square metres.
Wi-Fi Capacity Planner for Visitor Venues
Plan for peak days, busy intervals and seasonal surges with a quick estimate of access point count and capacity headroom.
This planner is designed around real visitor behaviour (arrivals, dwell time, queues, cafés and gift shops), so you can start with a sensible baseline.
Good Wi-Fi is about more than just coverage and speed.
In visitor venues, it underpins the experience, operations and systems that run the day.
- Designed for museums, heritage sites, attractions, hospitality, parks and events
- Supports guest + staff networks, POS and operational systems
- Built around practical headroom, not best-case assumptions
- Accounts for peak demand, not just average usage
Estimate your Wi-Fi capacity
Enter your venue details to estimate recommended access points and capacity headroom.
Wi‑Fi Capacity Planner (UniFi WiFi 7)
These figures are indicative. Heritage layouts vary. For a confident design, book a survey.
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Recommended Wi‑Fi design
Next step: This is an indicative planner. For a confident design (especially in heritage buildings), book a short survey and we’ll map coverage, capacity and cabling properly.
Call to action: Request a Wi‑Fi survey
If you’re unsure about any inputs, use reasonable estimates — we’ll validate the numbers when you request a survey.
Understanding Your Wi-Fi Capacity Estimate
The planner gives you a practical baseline for access point count and capacity headroom, shaped around how visitor venues actually behave. Here’s what the estimate covers, who it’s designed for, and how to make sense of the results.
Capacity headroom
A snapshot showing how comfortably the design handles busy days, arrivals and seasonal surges.
Practical next steps
Download a shareable PDF, or send results to our team to turn the estimate into a confirmed survey plan.
Designed for Visitor Venues
The planner reflects common patterns across:
- Museums & galleries
- Heritage sites & historic houses
- Zoos & wildlife parks
- Hospitality & leisure venues
- Caravan & holiday parks
- Large public event spaces
If your venue doesn’t fit neatly into a category, the planner still works — it’s built around demand patterns, not labels.
How to Read the Results
- AP count is a starting point — layout, walls and ceiling height can change this.
- Worst zone highlights where demand is most intense, such as queues, cafés and retail.
- Headroom shows how comfortably the design copes at peak times.
- Next step is a survey to confirm placement, cabling and configuration.
Turn your estimate into a proper design
We’ll confirm coverage, capacity and placement with a survey tailored to your building.
FAQ
Frequently Asked
Questions About Us
It’s a strong starting point, but older buildings can behave very differently due to thick walls, stone, metalwork and hidden voids. Use the planner for an initial estimate, then we’ll confirm coverage and placement with an on-site survey.
Who We Work With
We’re proud to support a wide range of visitor attractions and leisure venues — each with its own unique character and challenges. From heritage sites to modern experiences, our Wi-Fi and IT solutions keep your staff connected and your visitors engaged.
A Partner Who Understands Your World
We know that every attraction is different. Whether your site welcomes hundreds or thousands of visitors a day, Beyond1066 designs IT systems that fit around your operations, your staff, and your guests — so the technology quietly works behind the scenes to make every day run smoothly.