Understanding the journey
We researched wayfinding references and the destination’s visual identity, then considered the journey from parking to the park.
The experience starts before the entrance.
Disneyland Parking Wayfinding · Academic projectA wayfinding concept for a Disneyland underground parking area, designed to help visitors orient themselves, remember where they parked and find their way toward the park.
How can a large underground parking area be easier to navigate while remaining connected to the destination above it?
We combined colour, symbols and clear directional signage with recognisable themed elements. The system was designed to support practical navigation while carrying the character of the destination into the parking experience.
Our process, from the first questions to the final presentation.
We researched wayfinding references and the destination’s visual identity, then considered the journey from parking to the park.
We explored signs, colours and symbols as a coordinated system for directions and location recognition.
We developed the designs and presented them within parking-environment mockups.
The final concept includes identification, regulatory and directional signs presented in environmental mockups. These visuals demonstrate the proposed system; navigation improvements have not been measured.









Project team
Daria Moroz, Estee Chan & Tracie Pham
My contribution
Research, UX & wayfinding design
Academic portfolio work. Presented as a design exploration, not a commissioned brand project. Project visuals reproduced from Daria Moroz’s portfolio outline. Add any third-party image or audio credits before publication.