Technology is becoming more and more important; it is a fact that digitalization is permeating every field. Amusement and water parks are also participating in this revolution, and in this blog, we will explore how RFID technology can empower them.
Before we start, let's first understand what RFID technology is. In short, RFID stands for Radio RF Identification, which allows contactless, one-way communication. On the other hand, we find NFC (Near Field Communication), which allows two-way communication and requires user interaction.

What does this mean? Thanks to this technology, we can manage user control and entry, payment of any consumption in the park, and even communication with park visitors more efficiently. In this blog, we will explain in detail how this is achieved.

In amusement parks, the most common implementation is through the use of wearable devices such as wristbands. Cashless wristbands with built-in RFID technology allow visitors to enter the amusement park, pay, and recharge through the device itself. With this technology, visitor experience and management can be easily improved.

A day in the park usually starts and ends with long queues. Contactless wristbands are faster than any other method and can reduce waiting time. It also allows visitors to pay quickly at restaurants, souvenir shops, and park ticket offices.

In addition to access control and payment functions, wristbands have other functions. Using RFID wristbands can also reduce crime and lost items in the park because there is no need to carry a wallet. The wristbands can be carried with you and are made of suitable materials to withstand any environment. All in all, this is a great and interesting innovation for amusement parks and water parks.

Why contactless wristbands offer greater security?
Our RFID technology will provide greater security. Parents and guardians can rest assured that the wristband contains the necessary information for each user, such as allergies, contact details, name, special needs, and more.

Children will gain a sense of independence, wearing their own wristband to enter the park and make purchases. Of course, security controls can also be set, such as spending limits or restricted access. If a child or item is lost in the park, staff can send a push notification to alert the guardian or owner of the lost item or child and provide information on the child's location.

Our technology facilitates intelligent data collection and park insights. Park management can get real-time information about the park’s current status, such as wait times and attendance at rides.
It is worth mentioning that this technology opens up a new interactive experience for the park that has never been seen before.