Tickets, gate and occupancy
The cashier sells a ticket in two taps, the gate counts every entry and exit — the overview board shows occupancy in real time, and sales can be paused when the venue is full.
Module 4 · Water park
The guest gets a wristband, the door opens, the bar charges to the wristband — and on the way out they settle everything at once. A hotel guest's admission comes from the room booking automatically.
The cashier sells a ticket in two taps, the gate counts every entry and exit — the overview board shows occupancy in real time, and sales can be paused when the venue is full.
Purchases go onto the wristband tab, and the locker opens with the same wristband. On exit the system pulls every charge onto one bill — cash, card, or the room folio for a hotel guest.
The room booking includes water park admission — the guest enters with the wristband, no separate ticket.
A hotel guest's water park charges move onto the folio — one bill at check-out.
Gantner, Ojmar and other locker systems plus TCP/USB encoders — the hardware that water parks actually use.
When the venue is full, ticket sales stop with one button — the gate knows exactly how many people are inside.
The water park till closes the day like any other point of sale — by payment method and VAT rate.
Water park revenue feeds into the hotel's revenue analytics — the manager sees the whole property from one screen.
We'll show you the water park module on your own property — your ticket types, your lockers, your gate.