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Neon Cactus Queuing

This project investigates the queue system outside the Neon Cactus bar on Thursday nights, focusing on the Piano Bar experience. We aim to analyze wait times, average queue lengths per 5-minute intervals, and determine which line is quicker. With data collected on October 15 from 9:00 PM to 12:00 AM, our findings reveal that Line 2 is both longer and quicker, with optimum entry times around 10 PM when wait times significantly decrease. This analysis serves to enhance the social experience at this popular venue.

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Neon Cactus Queuing

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  1. Neon Cactus Queuing Shamik Amin Kenneth Huber Kyle Pearl Kyle Strawser shamin@purdue huberk@purdue kmpearl@purdue kstrawse@purdue

  2. Project Objective • Analyze Queue system outside of Piano Bar at the Neon Cactus on a Thursday Night • Plot Queue Wait Time • Find average queue length per 5 minute bin • Find out which line is quicker • Find out the best time to come in line

  3. Project Relevance • Very popular place to go on Thursday nights • Piano Man provides comic entertainment • People sing along out of tune • You either show up early to get in or you have to wait in long lines • Can end up missing your favorite songs

  4. Site Location

  5. Pictures of Site

  6. Neon Cactus Layout

  7. Pictures of Lines Line 2 Line 1

  8. Data Collection • Data Collection on October 15th • 9:00 pm to 12:00 am • Hand our cards at the beginning of line with Initial Time. • Collect cards at the end of the line and record time in line. • Frequent Checks on Queue Length • We will be able to tell how long the queue length is by finding out how many people will enter the piano bar. • Equipment: Note cards and Pencils, and watches.

  9. Results : Graphs for time in queue vs entry time

  10. Results : Histograms for number of people in line per 5 minute bins.

  11. Interpretations of Results • Line 2 is the longer of the two lines • Line 2 is also the quicker of the two lines • Try to come when Cupid Shuffle is playing • Line wait times go down by 10 pm and then are almost non existent after 11 pm

  12. What is the Cupid Shuffle? • Step dance • Kind of like “Electric Slide” • Cupid Shuffle

  13. Photos Courtesy of • Neon Cactus • 360 Brown St • West Lafayette, IN • www.neoncactus.biz

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