Using Mobile Platforms to Improve the Guest Experience
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Originally presented on November 18th at the IAAPA Expo in Orlando, FL. Presented by TJ Christensen, Director of Business Development at accesso (tchristensen@accesso.com) and Mike Schuler, Promotions Manager, Darien Lake Theme Park Resort, (mschuler@GoDarienLake.com).
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Using Mobile Platforms to Improve the Guest Experience
- 1. Using Mobile Platforms to Improve the Guest Experience Speakers: TJ Christensen, Director of Business Development, accesso Mike Schuler, Digital Media Manager, Darien Lake Theme Park
- 2. + TJ Christensen Director of Business Development accesso
- 5. More than 2 hours Fewer than 30 min 1 to 2 hours 30 min to 1 hour
- 6. 41% of theme park visitors reported using a Smart Phone 28% of visitors would purchase tickets via their mobile device 12% of visitors use an iPhone Twice as likely to buy tickets 13% Blackberry on their phone 7% Android
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- 16. + Mike Schuler Digital Media Manager Darien Lake Theme Park
- 26. Place holder for image of Guide to Ride installed on ride.
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Editor's Notes
- Guests expect more so think about it this way. By not having a mobile platform, apps, web, txt, etc. What guest expectations are you failing to meet?It’s all about utility – Stream line the graphics, simplify your navigation and make sure people can just “get it”In relation to what your guests expectations may be, think about how, when, and where they’ll want to leverage your mobile platformThis point ties into our discussion today and when you’re developing a mobile strategy, its important to understand what technologies are available. Once you’ve decided to launch mobile, you’ve got to commit. Just like any program, if you’re not providing reasons to use that medium the program will “die on the vine”