SimpleTix Ups The Ante On Ticketing Solutions With The First Tour Kiosk App Ever Seen In The Marketplace
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Vikram, Head of Growth and Co-Owner at SimpleTix, brings a performance marketing background from SeatGeek and early stage startups to SimpleTix’s partnership and growth efforts. A lifelong live event enthusiast, he’s focused on expanding the tools organizers rely on to connect with their audiences.
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SimpleTix Ups The Ante On Ticketing Solutions With The First Tour Kiosk App Ever Seen In The Marketplace
Already established as an unmatched ticketing platform SimpleTix launches a new Tour Kiosk App for Everglades Holiday Park in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
ALEXANDRIA, VA (March 8, 2014) – Setting the bar even higher for online ticketing solutions SimpleTix announces the launch of their Tour Kiosk App for Everglades Holiday Park in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Making it even simpler for customers to enjoy their visit to the park the new app, never before made by any competitor, provides an air boat tour ticket that can be bought on site. Dually, customers can use the app’s Open Tickets/Day Pass feature to give them a
special eTicket that isn’t attached to any preset date or time. Once ordered conveniently online or scanned at the holiday park, customers will automatically be assigned to the next air boat tour group.
Aron Kansal, CEO of SimpleTix said of the new feature, “Everglade has been using SimpleTix since 2012 to sell tickets on their website and Facebook fan page but now we’ve extended their features. In the spring, Everglades will unveil the tour ticket kiosks. Now customers can walk up and buy tickets on their own and automatically be assigned a ticket with their names and a full-liability waiver printed on it. The ticketing solution is convenient and it reduces the need to hire extra seasonal staff during peak seasons. It saves operational costs.”
Giving venues the luxury of capturing customer’s business 24/7 SimpleTix offers myriad of other time-saving features. Known as a customer facing point of sale system, their ticket solutions allow customers to select an event, the type and quantity of tickets needed, swipe a credit card and then decide how they want the tickets delivered. Delivery can come via email, text message or screen scan. Additionally, the SimpleTix Facebook Ticket App gives venues the ability to sell tickets and market their events with a straightforward approach and engaging management of every detail.
About SimpleTix:
SimpleTix was founded by Aron Kansal to create an affordable ticketing solution for multiple event settings like live performances, conferences, trade shows and resorts. The service provides an online eTicket Store, Facebook App, Mobile Ticketing, Box Office Software and a WordPress Plugin. Offering the support of purchasing power in any currency and communication in every language clients can chat in real-time with customer service professionals. The company’s latest product is the Tour Kiosk App available only through SimpleTix.
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