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magine a theme park where lines vanish, menus materialize in your palm, and food magically appears at your table. No more fumbling with cash, no more endless queues – just pure, frictionless fun. This isn't some futuristic
concept – it's the reality venues are crafting with accesso Freedom, the cloud-native, highly flexible Restaurant & Retail solution redefining the guest experience, one touchpoint at a time. TUnveiled just recently at IAAPA Expo, accesso Freedom is the latest technology from Industry-leading supplier accesso. The company’s solutions have helped park operators create connected guest experiences for over 1,000 partners around the globe. For accesso, the status quo is not an option – their tech must empower parks with control, data and confidence needed to serve their guests. accesso Freedom is the latest tool demonstrating the company’s commitment to driving revenue and simplifying operations for its partners, while enhancing the joy and convenience of their guests’ experiences.
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At the helm of this charge is Steve Brown, founder and CEO of accesso. For Brown, his company’s mission is simple: reimagine how theme parks and attractions can engage with their guests. As Brown told Park World, "We’re focused on creating simple, memorable guest experiences where technology serves as a bridge, not a barrier. With accesso Freedom you see our commitment to the modern venue’s potential to deliver unified, consistent engagement guests simply can’t resist enjoying.”
For theme parks and attractions, accesso Freedom offers an enterprise- grade, cloud-native system that seamlessly covers both restaurants and retail outlets. The platform builds on technology acquired by accesso from solutions provider Omnico Group in 2022, which supported 200M guests per year across many of the most prestigious and well-known venues around the world.
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