What do I do when I reach the center? Take off all my clothes and dance?

While I'm sure it has happened, please remember that when you reach the center of the labyrinth you're spiritually enlightened but not invisible.  Act accordingly.

But as the old saying goes it's the journey and not the destination.  In a typical labyrinth walk the pilgrim pauses at bends in the path to meditate.  Christians often treat the path bends as "stations" and churches will sometimes set up actual tables with bible verses and specific questions for the traveler to think about.

But labyrinths are far older than Christianity.  A labyrinth is a spiritual journey open to all seekers.

And a parking lot labyrinth is inherently personal.  You will be thinking about issues in your life or the lives of your loved ones or the lives of all beings as you pause in your journey to the center.