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8 Six Flags Parks to recieve Lo-Q in 2002 | ||||
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3/3/2002 After successful testing at Six Flags over Georgia in 2001, Six Flags has decided to put the Lo-Q system in at 9 of their parks in 2002. 2 others will recieve Lo-Q in 2003. The key to the system is the Q-Bot, a pager-type messaging and locator device. One Q-Bot can serve a group of six guests. Guests secure a time to ride a particular attraction by pointing their Q-Bot at the Lo-Q reservation point. Within a second, Q-Bot beeps and displays a message confirming the ride time. Once booked, the Q-Bot displays the ride name and the time at which the group can join the ride. The Q-Bot reminds guests when it is time to start toward the ride. Guests enter the ride through a specific Lo-Q entrance. Guests rent the Q-Bot devices, making Six Flags' Lo-Q program a revenue source for the park, which renders dual benefits for guests and the park. Guests enjoy more rides per visit and special offers at food and retail outlets in the park. The park benefits from higher guest satisfaction, efficient line traffic management and increased revenue. A child locator feature will be added to the system in the future. You can learn more about the Lo-Q system here. The parks that will recieve the Lo-Q for 2002 are: Six Flags Worlds of AdventureSix Flags over TexasSix Flags Great AdventureSix Flags AstroWorldSix Flags New EnglandSix Flags St. LouisSix Flags Fiesta TexasSix Flags Marine World In addition, Six Flags plans on adding Lo-Q at Six Flags America and Six Flags Magic Mountain in 2003. You can visit Six Flags Official Site by clicking here. |
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