Products and services for parks and attractions
SMART SUPERBAND BY PDC
Dispensed from a machine like this, PDC is now allowing parks and attractions to include custom artwork with photo-quality printing on its entire line of RFID wristbands, cards, badges and lanyards. “Our Smart SuperBand Full-Color RFID wristbands transform every guest’s wrist into a mini billboard that can be customised with photo- quality images, variable bar codes and other graphics for high-impact branding,” notes PDC’s Robin Barber. “RFID is a fast-growing trend at waterparks like Cedar Fair’s Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom because it helps to generate more sales plus guests love the convenience factor it provides.”
pdcorp.com QYLATRON
BY QYLUR SECURITY SYSTEMS This automated, self-service security-screening kiosk for entertainment outlets and other public venues scans up to five guest IDs and bags at once, significantly speeding up the security process and reducing staffing costs compared outdated, manual-driven alternatives. The kiosk requires only 450 sq ft. A patented, multi-threat detection system employs multiple sensors. Equipped with an intelligent, threat- learning engine and ongoing updates, the Qylatron is able to respond to ever-evolving threats, both locally and globally. As venues wrestle with the inherent trade-offs between guest experience, strong security and operational efficiencies, this automated new product is deemed as an effective solution. Already tested at the Statue of Liberty, a Rio de Janeiro airport and a US stadium, the first full time installations are due to go into use any day now.
gylur.com
APRIL 2014
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