Volcano Bay: General Discussion

[Brian G.]

 

[Parkscope Joe]

Makes sense for a water park. I know of a few parks that have gone cashless as a means of speeding up purchases and removing error/theft in money handling.

 

[TheCodeMan95]

I think this is totally fine, although it's a strange move to do this AFTER getting rid of TapuTapu lol

 

[Jake S]

I think this is totally fine, although it's a strange move to do this AFTER getting rid of TapuTapu lol

Yeah I honestly thought it already was cashless lmao.

 

[UniversalRBLX]

I think cashless is the way to go, but I just find the removal of TapuTapu (or lack of replacement) bizarre from a revenue perspective. I understand from the queue perspective, but its a pain to go back to your locker, retrieve your phone, head to the bar, return phone to locker and then on to whatever you want to do.

Same at just about any other water park, how they haven't come up with a cheap RFID solution is beyond me.

 

[SkiBum]

Makes sense for a water park. I know of a few parks that have gone cashless as a means of speeding up purchases and removing error/theft in money handling.

Customer paying with cash: "Hold on. I need to wring this money out. Sheesh. Oh no, now the bills are stuck together. Shoot."

Meanwhile, the customers waiting in line are already planning on holding this guy's head underwater.

 

[fryoj]

Kings Island has been cashless for years. It's not really a big deal. They have a way to turn your cash into a card.