Self-service ride tickets and punch cards, paid through the park’s own merchant account.
Wylie Park Storybook Land (opens in a new tab), a seasonal amusement park in Aberdeen, South Dakota, wanted a convenient way for visitors to buy ride tickets on their own, so staff wouldn't have to take every purchase.
The park offered both individual ride tickets and 10-ride punch cards, with the added option for guests to make a donation.
They also wanted to keep using their existing merchant account rather than introducing a separate payment system.
Reji developed a custom self-service ticketing experience on the Olea Geneva kiosk (opens in a new tab), an indoor and outdoor kiosk purchased from Olea Kiosks.
Guests could walk up to the kiosk, select a single ride or a 10-ride punch card, add an optional donation and pay with a credit or debit card. The kiosk then printed a physical ticket or punch card ready for use at the attraction.
Payments ran through Reji's CardConnect integration. Because the park already processed with CardConnect, getting the kiosk ready to take cards was as easy as ordering one more CardConnect Bolt device. Kiosk sales went through the park's existing merchant account, alongside the rest of their sales.
The kiosk, the screens Reji built for guests and the tickets it printed.
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