What are the peak crowd patterns on the footbridges along the Eastern Canal during summer afternoons, and how do they impact visitor experience?

Detailed answer

The peak crowd patterns on the footbridges along the Eastern Canal during summer afternoons typically occur between 12pm-4pm, with the highest concentration of visitors around 2pm. This is due to the combination of warm weather, school vacations, and tourist season. Visitors can expect to encounter larger crowds and longer wait times at the footbridges during this period. To minimize wait times, visitors can consider visiting earlier in the morning or later in the evening when the crowds are smaller.