Talk:Key:leisure
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Park/basin
I don't know about other places, but here in Utah (USA), there are storm drain overflow basins that can otherwise be used as parks. These places are obviously basins that have been planted in grass. They have large, grated pipes for entry and exit of storm-drain water. They sort of act as buffer areas in case the downstream capacity is insufficient for the upstream flow. However, since they are planted in grass, they can be used as parks during most of the other time.
How do I tag such areas? In the absence of anything that I've found I've tagged these areas as parks with a note as to their other purpose. — Val42 16:39, 11 October 2008 (UTC)
Dog/Pet Park
How should I tag Dog parks? They are parks designed for dogs, usually containing dog amusements and facilities. Example
If it has not been tagged otherwise, why not start with leisure=dogpark? --Larsf 13:57, 28 March 2009 (UTC)
Bars
What about horisontal bars, balance beams? They are often installed in parks near a track. I think, leisure=fitness is good.
Tree-top adventure parks
Okay, tough one. There are plenty of adventure parks which consists of ropes, platforms, pulley runs and other funstuff built on trees, which can be played using alpine equipmnent but it's for everybody, from age 2-3 up to anyone who can climb a ladder.
I do not even know how they're called in English. Here around we'd call them "Adventure parks" but maybe this has nothing to do with English language. :-) The equipment seem to originate in France, and I've met them first in Switzerland (Point Sud at Champoussin), but now they're widespread in Hungary as well.
I would say leisure=treetop_adventure could fit (or leisure=adventure_park, if it's acceptable in English).
Feedback is very welcome. --grin ✎ 17:50, 3 November 2010 (UTC)
Wikipedia calls them Adventure Parks [4] --SveLil 09:26, 20 September 2011 (BST)
Leisure=Red_Light_District
Need a new leisure tag leisure=Red_Light_District to describe both legaland non-legal areas of prostitution. This includes such high profile areas as Hamburg's Reeperbahn, London's Soho and Central Amsterdam (appologese to the Dutch, I dont know the region's name). This should be leisure (possibly controversially) rather than landuse because red light districts will often occupy reail areas (streets) or other places where the landuse is different from the nocternal activities. --www.usergenerateddesign.com 10:47, 29 May 2011 (BST)
