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Reuters Report on Lo-Q’s Virtual Queuing Technology from Blackpool Pleasure Beach

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By blooloopApr 03, 2013 1 min read
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Lo-Q’s CEO, Tom Burnet, features in a Reuters news report about Q-smart and virtual queuing at Blackpool Pleasure Beach.

Related: Lo-Q Profile/ Lo-Q’s CEO Tom Burnet on Going for More Growth in Virtual Queuing/ Theme park line management: interview with Lo-Q CEO Tom Burnet

Lo-Q estimates that its virtual queuing solutions have saved theme park guests over 4 billion minutes of queuing time to date. Reuters put the Q-bot and Q-smart, Lo-Q’s smartphone solution, to the test at Blackpool Pleasure Beach.

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