crowdguides

noun
UK /ˈkraʊdˌɡaɪdz/
US /ˈkraʊdˌɡaɪdz/

People who help show a big group of people where to go.

The crowdguides waved flags to lead everyone to the right gate.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Helpers who keep a large group of people safe and organized.

Crowdguides stood along the path to keep the line moving.

3. People who give information to visitors at a busy place.

The crowdguides answered questions at the museum entrance.

4. Leaders who direct fans during a big game or show.

Crowdguides pointed the fans toward their seats.