Attraction Ticketing System with Timed Entry and Capacity Control
Conveix is an attraction ticketing system that manages timed entry, capacity, memberships, and add-ons from one inventory — and records what visitors did after they scanned in.
Most attraction ticketing platforms stop at the turnstile. They sell the ticket, count the admission, and hand you a revenue report. What they can't tell you is which exhibits people finished, where families gave up, or whether the add-on you promoted actually got used.
What it does
- Timed-entry slots with hourly capacity caps shared across online, gate, and group sales
- Memberships, day tickets, add-ons, and group bookings in one cart and one visitor record
- Native NFC and RFID support for wristbands and reusable passes
- Scanning on standard phones and tablets — no proprietary hardware required
- Optional in-venue tap points that record which exhibits and zones get used
Who it's for
- Museums, aquariums, and zoos
- Theme parks and family entertainment centers
- Gardens, historic sites, and state parks
- Tour and experience operators
The difference: the ticket doesn't end at the gate.
- Ticketing, in-venue engagement, F&B, and feedback share one visitor record instead of four systems with four IDs.
- Tap points and passport stamps give you real visitor paths rather than staff estimates.
- Day-ticket buyers who behave like members can be identified and converted with evidence.
One record, end to end.
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TixSimple
Timed entry, capacity, and memberships from one inventory
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WayTaps
Tap points measure exhibit and zone engagement
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Passportage
A passport gamifies the route through the venue
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Conveix Analytics
Dwell, path, spend, and satisfaction in one report
Products in this solution
Questions buyers ask.
Which ticketing system handles timed entry for attractions?
TixSimple, the ticketing product in the Conveix suite, handles timed entry with hourly capacity caps, member-only windows, and walk-up sales drawing on the same inventory — so online and gate sales cannot oversell the same slot.
Do we need special hardware to scan tickets?
No. Scanning runs on standard phones and tablets. NFC tap points and RFID wristbands are optional additions where you want in-venue engagement data.
Can we sell memberships and day tickets in the same system?
Yes. Memberships, day tickets, add-ons, and group bookings share one cart, one calendar, and one visitor record, which is what makes day-ticket-to-membership conversion measurable.
How do we find out what visitors did inside the venue?
WayTaps tap points and Passportage stamps record opt-in engagement at exhibits, trails, and zones. Visitors choose to participate in exchange for something useful, so you get real paths instead of inferred movement.
How long does it take to go live?
Most attractions launch ticketing in two to four weeks. Adding in-venue tap points and passports usually follows in a second phase once ticketing is stable.
Better experiences. Better data. Same platform.
See how Conveix gives operators in hospitality, government, education, retail, festivals, and chambers one platform — itineraries, ticketing, wayfinding, loyalty, voice, souvenirs, and unified analytics.