Created to accompany Banksy’s infamous Dismaland Bemusement Park in Weston-super-Mare, the Visitor Map was handed to guests upon entry. At first glance, its cheerful, cartoon-style graphics mimic the aesthetic of traditional amusement park leaflets. Yet, true to Banksy’s satirical edge, the map guided visitors not to funfair rides but to dystopian installations, subversive artworks, and biting social commentary.

Today, the map is considered a collectible piece of Banksy ephemera, a printed relic that embodies the twisted humour, dark charm, and political critique that made Dismaland one of Banksy’s most ambitious and talked-about projects.