Lo-Q makes a splash in US
Lo-Q, the AIM-listed provider of virtual queuing systems for theme parks and major attractions, has signed a three year agreement with Palace Entertainment, the largest operator of water parks in the US.
Lo-Q, the AIM-listed provider of virtual queuing systems for theme parks and major attractions, has signed a three year agreement with Palace Entertainment, the largest operator of water parks in the US.
Under the agreement, Q-band, Lo-Q's waterproof virtual queuing wristband will be used at Splish Splash, Palace Entertainment's water park in Long Island, New York.
The Q-band is designed to allow park visitors to avoid waiting in long queues by reserving a place in the queue virtually, and entering the queue at a separate kiosk further down the line.
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Announcing the trial, Tom Burnet, Chief Executive Officer of Lo-Q plc said:
"This contract highlights the strength of Lo-Q's ground-breaking water park product and the increasing interest in our solutions from all corners of the entertainment sector."
The share price rose 5.88% to 216p by 08:24.
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