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Ticketing, Access Control


Intercard I


ntercard has introduced a new iTeller PlusXL kiosk that dispenses wristbands. It improves customer throughput, frees up staff for other


tasks and makes doing business easier for operators of water parks, trampoline parks and other active attractions. Guests can use the iTeller PlusXL to buy gate passes, timed play and package  on one convenient wristband. The most advanced kiosk in its class, the iTeller


 that expands the future of self-service kiosks in entertainment centers. The software can also be programmed to upsell guests on additional activities (like arcade play) or food and beverage, all based on their initial choices. The iTeller PlusXL  platform, enabling guests to buy services online and redeem them for wristbands at a kiosk with a printed QR code without having to wait in line to check in. 


water and trampoline parks are going cashless with Intercard because we are known as the pioneers in cashless technology for the amusement    innovation and the best customer service in the industry are also key  Intercard introduced


cashless technology to the amusement industry and has been leading the way for 30+ years. Cashless systems from Intercard increase customer spending and satisfaction and boost revenues by up to 30% at entertainment centers worldwide.


Scott Sherrod


JUNE 2024


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