The Six Swans - August 2020 - Statistics of waiting times
Take a seat on the back of one of the six swans or walk through the castle to see this fairytale. Wheelchair users can see this fairytale via the walking route to the right of the castle. Once upon a time, there was a king with six sons and a sweet, clever daughter called Elisa. They loved each other dearly. When the king remarried, he hid his children in a secret castle. Would the new queen treat his children well? One day the jealous queen discovered the secret of the children hidden in the castle and changed the six princes into swans. To break the spell, their little sister Elisa would have to knit six shirts from aster flowers and would not be allowed to speak or laugh for six years. Elisa valiantly began to knit, for months, all alone in the castle. The work made her hands blister, but she persevered. Once in a while, the six swans visited their sister in the castle lake, which made Elisa even more determined to finish the shirts. Would Elisa succeed in breaking the spell?
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Explanation
The central bar represents the median, which is the middle value of the waiting times. The box itself
indicates the range between the first quartile (Q1) and the third quartile (Q3), meaning it covers the
middle 50% of the waiting times. The lines extending from the box represent the minimum and maximum, showing
the shortest and longest waiting times. This chart helps you quickly understand how waiting times are
distributed and how typical or extreme certain values are.
The Six Swans -
Queue times in
August 2020
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