But with some adjustments, like relegating Pokémon to the lobby to limit distractions, and maybe a marketing partnership, it’s not hard to imagine Pokémon Go becoming a viable alternative to an audio tour guide as a means of learning about art and history. A dedicated Pokémon trainer could easily spend an entire day roaming the park from top to bottom. If you come across something interesting along the way, take a screen shot so you have something to look back on. Therefore, I learned that you can hunt Pokémon pretty much anywhere, but that private areas that may require an admission fee will not have Pokéstops. To find out, I entered the lobby and quickly realized that Pokémon are brash little buggers, and that they’ll mess with you no matter where you are.

Source: New York Times July 13, 2016 20:24 UTC