Waterparks

Wristbands, lockers and short queues on a busy Saturday.

The daily problem

Wet hands, cash and locker keys.

Guests come out of the water to pay for a float, a locker or lunch, and every one of those stops is its own counter.

Payment at every counterLockers, rentals and food are handled separately, with cash and wet hands in between.

Rentals go unrecordedFloats and cabanas are written on paper, so the closing total never matches what went out.

No view of who returnsPasses and family bundles are not tied to visits, so repeat guests look like new ones.

What changes

One wristband does three things: it opens the gate, it opens the locker, and it pays for food and rentals. No queue for any of them.

01One wristband, three jobsOne wristband for the gate, the locker and paying inside. No keys, no extra counter.

02Rentals paid at the poolFloats, cabanas and food are charged to the wristband. The totals are ready when you close.

03Know who comes backSeason passes and family bundles are linked to real visits, so you can see who returns and what they spend.

Every type of place uses the same system. Tell us about yours and we will show you how it works.