dwell time

noun

1. marketing the amount of time a customer spends waiting in a queue

Example Sentences

“With the reopening of the popular ride Nemesis alongside existing attractions Sub-Terra, Blade and Galactica, it is believed guest numbers will increase in this area and a further attraction will aid in both dwell time, ride availability and keeping the area fresh,” it said.

From BBC

And restoration is the persistent metaphor of “Dwell Time,” Lowinger’s recent memoir.

From Los Angeles Times

“Dwell Time,” the result of his daughter’s professional and emotional restorative work, shows how the pieces can be put back together — even if the whole will never be quite the same.

From Los Angeles Times

Lowinger will visit L.A.’s Skirball Center on Sunday to discuss “Dwell Time” with Cuban visual artist Alexandre Arrechea.

From Los Angeles Times

Your first two books are also nonfiction, but “Dwell Time” is much more personal.

From Los Angeles Times