Smart Indoor Playground Management Solution for Flyoland

FlyO’Land: An Indoor Playground Ticketing System for Streamlined Admission Location: Tsawwassen Mills, Delta, British Columbia, Canada Industry:Indoor Playground and Family Entertainment Solution:Ticketing System, Self-Service Ticketing Kiosks, Access Control Gates, RFID Wristbands and Cards About FlyO’Land FlyO’Land is an indoor playground and climbing play center located at Tsawwassen Mills in Delta, British Columbia, Canada. The venue offers indoor recreational experiences for families, combining active play with a range of attractions. For indoor playground operators, managing ticket sales and guest admission is an important part of daily operations. A suitable indoor playground ticketing system helps establish a structured process for purchasing admission and managing entry, while supporting the venue’s overall guest experience. Indoor Playground Ticketing System and Access Control BAODIAN Digital provides FlyO’Land with a solution that includes a ticketing system, self-service ticketing kiosks and access control gates, alongside RFID wristbands and cards. This combination addresses key elements of the admission process, from ticket purchasing to controlled venue entry. It also reflects an important consideration when selecting ticketing software for an indoor play center: the system needs to fit the venue’s admission model and hardware requirements. 1. Digital Ticketing for Indoor Play Centers An indoor playground ticketing system provides the foundation for managing admission. Depending on the venue’s requirements and system configuration, ticketing software can support different ticket products and admission rules. For family entertainment venues, a digital ticketing solution should be evaluated against the actual operating model, including how tickets are sold, how admission is validated and whether different attractions require separate access arrangements. At FlyO’Land, the confirmed project scope includes a dedicated ticketing system. Specific ticket categories, pricing rules and session-management functions have not been confirmed. 2. Self-Service Ticketing Kiosks Self-service ticketing kiosks provide an additional channel for guests to purchase admission. Instead of relying entirely on a staffed counter, venues can offer self-service purchasing where supported by the installed configuration. For indoor playgrounds with family visitors arriving throughout the day, self-service ticketing is an important option to consider when designing the front-of-house experience. The available payment methods, ticket-issuance options and purchasing workflow depend on the kiosk configuration deployed at the venue. 3. Access Control Gates and RFID Wristbands Ticketing and access control serve complementary purposes. Ticketing manages admission purchases, while access control helps regulate entry into the venue or designated areas. Access control gates and RFID wristbands or cards are included in the confirmed FlyO’Land project scope. When configured to work together, ticketing software and access control equipment can support a more structured admission workflow. The exact RFID functions and integration details for FlyO’Land have not been confirmed, so no specific validation process or performance improvement is claimed in this case study. What to Consider When Choosing an Indoor Playground Ticketing System Selecting an indoor playground ticketing system involves more than choosing software. Operators should consider how ticketing, self-service equipment and entry management fit together. Key considerations include: - Ticket management:** Whether the system supports the venue’s admission products and ticketing rules. - Self-service purchasing:** Whether kiosks support the transactions required by the business. - Access control:** How tickets are validated and how guest entry is managed. - Hardware compatibility:** Whether the ticketing system can integrate with the required gates, readers and RFID equipment. - Operational flexibility:** Whether the solution can accommodate the venue’s current needs and future changes. These considerations help indoor playground operators evaluate solutions based on their actual business requirements rather than individual hardware features alone. A Digital Ticketing Solution for Indoor Playgrounds The FlyO’Land project illustrates how ticketing, self-service kiosks and access control equipment form part of a digital admission setup for an indoor playground. BAODIAN Digital provides entertainment venue management solutions designed around ticketing and operational requirements. The appropriate system configuration depends on each venue’s attractions, admission model, equipment and integration needs. Planning a new indoor playground or upgrading an existing admission process? Contact BAODIAN Digital to discuss an indoor playground ticketing system tailored to your venue.