Attractions & Parks

How does a busy attraction sell every session without overfilling one?

Calisto Pro puts the sessions, the tickets, the waivers, the passes, the parties and the door on one record, so the 11 o’clock never sells more people than the floor holds.

Family Entertainment Centers · Trampoline & Play Parks · Bowling & Mini Golf · Escape Rooms & Immersive · Museums & Zoos · Theme & Water Parks

Calisto Pro

One operating system for attractions & parks

Calisto Pro is the software that runs an attraction, from the ticket on your website to the last drawer counted: your whole park in one place, shared with the desk, the floor, the party hosts and maintenance, backed up, and open from anywhere.

Calisto Experiences + Sites + Payments + Sync

Sold on your website. Paid into your account. Never one place more than the floor holds.

Calisto Experiences gives every session one count. Calisto Sites sells it on your own website, Calisto Payments takes the money into your own merchant account, and Calisto Sync lets every marketplace book it too.

parquealtura.co · Book a sessionSaturday · 11:00 jump
2 adults, watchingNo places
Child, 9COP 35,000
Child, 7COP 35,000
Grip socks × 3COP 24,000
Mrs. Ospina · 2 places of 60
Before you pay
The waiverSigned
TotalCOP 94,000
On Parque Altura's own gateway, in pesosBooked · Saturday 11:00The receipt carries the park's name
Saturday's 11:00, counted four waysExperiences ▸ Sessions · the patternExperiences ▸ Saturday · 11:00 jumpExperiences ▸ 11:00 · every doorPulse ▸ Prices · this weekExperiences ▸ Sales by channel · this weekFour countsMade 90 days aheadFrom your own website58 of 60 left2 leftSold out · every doorWaiting for your yesIn pesos
The booking widget6leftThe desk's tablet9leftThe hotel's spreadsheet4heldA marketplace's extranet8its own allotment
A booking confirmationA fee added at checkout, on the vendor's processorNot yours
The pattern · set onceEvery hour from ten to seven, weekends and school holidays60 places each
Sessions madeNinety days ahead, skipping the days you close, never twiceKept ahead

Saturday

10:0041 of 6011:0060 of 6012:0052 of 6013:0060 of 6014:0038 of 6015:0027 of 60
Places left in each session, read by every door
Places60Booked02Left, every door6058
The Ospinas · from your websiteTwo adults watching from the café take no places; two children at the child price2 places
ExtrasThree pairs of grip socks, in the same bookingCOP 24,000
Paid · COP 94,000Into Parque Altura's own merchant account, the waiver signed firstYours
60 to 58, on every door at onceThe desk, the kiosk, Hotel Casa Ceiba, GetYourGuide, Viator and Google Things to DoOne count
Your websiteparquealtura.co · Book a session2 leftSold out
The deskCamila's screen2 leftSold out
The kiosk in the lobbySelf-service, the waiver on it2 leftSold out
Hotel Casa CeibaThe concierge's account, at its net rate2 leftSold out
GetYourGuide · ViatorThrough Sync, the same places2 leftSold out
Google Things to DoThe booking link to your website2 leftSold out
The desk sold the last two places.The website reads Sold out and the marketplaces close in the same moment. A family ticket takes four places.
Tuesday · 10:00 · 12 of 60 bookedA lower price proposed, inside the floor Juan Pablo setCOP 29,000
Juan Pablo's floorThe lowest a child's jump hour may goCOP 28,000
Saturday · 15:00A school holiday weekend, filling earlyCOP 39,000
ApproveKeep COP 35,000
Each change waits for his yes.
Your websiteNo commissionCOP 18,420,000
The desk and the kioskNo commissionCOP 9,870,000
Hotel Casa CeibaAt its net rateCOP 2,310,000
GetYourGuideNet of its commissionCOP 3,150,000
ViatorNet of its commissionCOP 1,960,000
Every door selling the same 60 places.And the money and the website the park's own.

Calisto Experiences + Sign + Kiosks

The waiver signed at home. The family on the floor in seconds.

Calisto Sign asks your waiver when the ticket is bought, for every child. Calisto Experiences checks each guest at the door, even with no signal, and Calisto Kiosks sells walk-ups the next session with room.

Entrance · 10:55 · MateoThe Ospinas · 11:00
Child, 9Waiver signed
Child, 7Waiver signed
Child, 4Waiver signed
Child, 4 · under the height limitThe toddler court's 11:00, offered at the desk
Entrance · the safety briefing
Child, 9Briefed
Child, 7Briefed
A grandfather · booked at the desk
No waiver yetHe signs here, on Mateo's phone
Waiver recorded · checked in
Entrance · 11:02No Wi-Fi · scanning on this phone
Scans held14
Turned away0
The door keeps scanning. Nothing is lost.
Saturday at the entrance, the old wayExperiences ▸ Check-In · 11:00 jumpExperiences ▸ Walk-ins · the lobbyExperiences ▸ Guest list · 11:00 jumpTwenty deep10:55The Wi-Fi dropsBack · 14 scans sent25 min waitNot signed · 0
The lineTwenty families deep, out past the caféNot moving
ClipboardsA pen on a string, a paper waiver per childPaper
A party of fifteen childrenNo waiver signed for any of them0 of 15
Booked60Arrived313347Not signed10
The OspinasThree children, three waivers, signed when their mother bookedIn
Child, 4 · the toddler court's 11:00Under the courts' height limit, offered at the deskOffered
A grandfather · booked at the deskSigned on Mateo's phone before he was checked inRecorded
A guest on the "turned away" ruleWaited for the desk; let in, the override recorded with its reasonOverride
The network is back14 scans held at the door, sent onceSent

The walk-in line

The Gómez family · 4Joined from their own phone, from the code on the lobby screen25 min
A couple · 2Joined at the desk30 min
Now servingOn the lobby screenWalk-in 18

The kiosk at the entrance

Parque AlturaNext session with room12:00 · 8 leftWaiver signed on the kioskSold from the same count
Booked60Arrived54Not signed0
Every child on the floorEach with their own waiver, judged at the doorSigned for
BriefingsTicked per guest54 of 54
The queue gone from the door.And every child on the floor signed for.

Calisto Assure + Dispatch + Signal

Every ride checked before the first jump. Every repair with a name on it.

Calisto Assure walks the morning check item by item and turns a failure into a finding. Calisto Dispatch makes the repair a work order with someone on it, and Calisto Signal watches the pool.

Assure · 8:30 · AndrésOpening check · trampoline courtsNo signal under the foam pit
SpringsPass
NetsPass
The pit's depthPass
Pads · Court 3Checking
Pads · Court 3
ResultFail
Finding · corrective actionTorn pad: close the court and replace the pad
Held on the phone, sent once
Assure · today · AndrésOpening checks
Trampoline courts1 finding
Foam pitPass
Ninja coursePass
Water slidesPass
Splash padPass
Zip linePass
Walked before the first session

How a ride is proved checked today

A clipboard on a nailInitials down the pagePaper
A binderLast year's outside inspectionLast year
A letterAsking for "the complete documentation for every ride"Due Friday

Dispatch · Court 3

Work order · replace the pad on Court 3From the finding, assigned to the technician on shiftAssigned
Court 3 · InventoryOut of service until the work order is closedOut of service
Courts 1, 2 and 4 · the foam pitEvery item passedOpen
Ninja course · water slides · splash pad · zip lineWalked before the first session, every item passedOpen

Through the day

12:00 · the water slides' routine checkIts slot missed; Camila told onceMissed
Splash pad · chlorineSignal's reading out of range; a check raised, the reading on it0.4 ppm
Safe rangeSet once for the splash pad1 to 3 ppm

The zip line · and Court 2

Zip line · service due by its meterThe cycle opened its own work orderOpened
16:00 · a child falls on Court 2Reported on the booking it happened in, with who went to them and whenIncident
Camila Restrepo · 16:01First to the child; ice and a parent calledRecorded

The inspector's visit

Every ride's recordChecks, findings, repairs, service and incidents, each dated, with who did itOne record
Operating permitNext renewal in MarchCurrent
Outside inspectionEvery six months, the next on its dateScheduled
Every ride checked before it opens.And its whole history on file.

Calisto Reputation + Impreta

Happy families go to Google. Unhappy ones come to you first.

Calisto Reputation asks every family how it went after the visit and puts every review in one inbox to answer. Calisto Impreta posts the new attraction and the weekend's photos to every network.

WhatsApp · Parque Altura · 12:10
How was the 11:00 jump today?Parque Altura
It was great, the kids loved it!Mrs. Ospina
Would you tell other families on Google?
Review on Google
WhatsApp · Parque Altura · 12:14
How was the 11:00 jump today?Parque Altura
The café took forty minutes.A father
We're sorry. Camila will call you today.A private answer
Three review sites, last monthReputation ▸ Requests · Saturday 11:00Reputation ▸ InboxImpreta ▸ Calendar · school holidaysNobody answeringSent after the visitEvery family asked2 unanswered · 0 overdueAll answeredSaturday · 9:00
Google · 3 stars"The café took forever." Posted for everyone to readNo answer
Tripadvisor · 4 starsFrom MarchNo answer
Facebook · 5 starsSeen by nobody at the parkUnread
Mrs. Ospina · "It was great"Sent to Google, the site Parque Altura wants this monthTo Google
A father · "The café took forty minutes"A private answer, routed to CamilaTo Camila
Hand to OperationsA finding raised in Assure: the café's Saturday waitRaised
The 11:00 · 26 families askedOn WhatsApp or email, as each bookedSent
Rating4.7Unanswered20Overdue0
Google · 3 stars · "Court 3 was closed"Assigned to CamilaAnswered once by Camila, published on Google; the court back in serviceAssignedAnswered
Facebook · 5 stars · "Best birthday ever"NewHighlighted for the review wall on the park's websiteNewOn the wall
Tripadvisor · 5 stars · "The ninja course!"Answered on FridayAnswered
The QR code on the exit doorAsks whoever scans it how it wentLive
"The new ninja course opens Saturday"One post, each network with its own captionScheduled
InstagramSix photos from the first runFacebookFor parents planning the holidaysTikTokThe course in fifteen secondsGoogle Business ProfileOpening Saturday, book a session
The park's rating rising with every answered review.And the unhappy ones heard first by the park.

Calisto Workforce + University + Equipo

Every session hosted. Every host trained before their first Saturday.

Calisto Workforce puts hosts, lifeguards and the desk on one roster, never a host whose certificate has lapsed. Calisto University trains them on their phones in your park's name, and Calisto Equipo keeps them talking.

University · Mateo VargasCourt monitor
1 · The courtsDone
2 · The safety briefingDone
3 · When to stop a jumpDone
The quizPassed · 9 of 10
University · certificate
Parque AlturaCourt monitorMateo VargasValid for one year
Ready for Saturday
Next week's schedule, the old wayWorkforce ▸ Roster · next weekWorkforce ▸ Mateo Vargas · his first jobAssure ▸ Who has met each requirementEquipo ▸ Parque Altura · the park's HubTaped to the doorBuilt against the bookingsSaturdayOn his phoneEvery hostHours to payroll
A group chat · 40 teenagers"Who can do Saturday at 11?" 212 unreadUnanswered
The schedulePrinted and taped to the break room doorPaper
A lifeguard's cardExpired, in a drawerLapsed

Saturday needs

6Floor hosts3Party hosts2Lifeguards · splash pad3At the desk
From the sessions and the parties already booked14 sessions and 5 parties on Saturday14 of 14 filled
Sara Muñoz · lifeguard certificateLapses in 12 days; after that day never suggested for the splash pad12 days
Mateo Vargas · the 11:00 jumpA task on his day; move the session and his day moves with itOn his day
Valentina Ríos · Party Room 2, 15:00Sofía's seventh birthdayParty host
Camila RestrepoDuty manager, ten to sevenDesk
Mateo Vargas · 17 · floor hostHis first job; his first Saturday next weekNew
Court monitor courseIn Parque Altura's name, on his phoneIn progressPassed
CertificateIssued in the park's nameIssued
Sara Muñoz · recertificationAssigned thirty days before her certificate lapsesAssigned
Mateo Vargas · 17 · his first jobCourt monitor passed, the certificate in the park's nameReady
Court monitorFloor hosts who have met it11 of 11
LifeguardCurrent certificates4 of 4
Party hostFood handling and the party script5 of 5
Andrés Gómez"Court 3 closed until 2"8:41
Party hostsThe thread for Saturday's five parties3 new
Camila RestrepoNotice for Saturday: the ninja course opensPinned
A swap request · Sunday 10:00Approved; the hours go to payrollApproved
Every session hosted by someone trained for it.And everyone talking in one place.
Why Clients Love Calisto Pro

What an attraction finds when it arrives

Structural differences in how Calisto is built.

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session count for the website, the desk and every reseller. A place sold online is gone at the desk in the same moment, because there is one count rather than an allotment per channel.

NO ALLOTMENTS
0

clipboards at the entrance. The waiver is asked when the ticket is bought and judged per guest at the door, so the queue moves.

SIGNED BEFORE THEY ARRIVE
1

door list, even offline. Every scanner reads the same confirmations, holds its scans when the network drops and catches up when it returns.

ONE DOOR
Every

guest priced by who they are. A family of two adults and three children is priced guest by guest and counted against the session by the places they take.

PRICED BY GUEST

0

Count of Places per Session, Read by Every Door

0

Choices for a Guest Without a Signed Waiver

0

Scans Lost When the Entrance Loses Signal

Every

Guest Type at Its Own Price, Ages and Places

Calisto Events + Proposals + Sign + Payments

The birthday party, from the first message to the last slice of cake.

Calisto Events books the party room and holds the session’s places. Calisto Proposals sends the parent or the school a priced offer, Calisto Sign signs it and Calisto Payments takes the deposit.

The party notebookBefore
Saturday3pm · Sofía? 12 kids · room 2??Deposit“sent the transfer”
A voicemail at 21:40“Is Saturday at three free for twelve kids?”
A screenshot of a bank transferFor which party, and is it the whole deposit?
Proposals ▸ Sofía’s seventh birthdayWith the parent
The party packageTwelve childrenCOP 740,000
A piñataPicked by the parentCOP 60,000
The totalCOP 800,000
Proposals ▸ Sofía’s seventh birthdayFrom a WhatsApp inquiry
The party packageTen children included, each one after that extraCOP 650,000
Party Room 2 · 15:00With the 15:00 jump sessionHeld
Pizza and juice · the cake tableGrip socks for every childIncluded
Twelve childrenTwo after the first tenCOP 90,000

Options the parent may add, within your limits

A piñataOfferedCOP 60,000
Thirty more minutes on the courtsOfferedCOP 90,000
Before any optionThe deposit on the park’s own gatewayCOP 740,000
Events ▸ Sofía’s party · Saturday 15:00Signed · deposit paid
The 15:00 jump sessionThe party’s places held beside the families’14 places
Thursday · the headcount moves to fourteenThe places move with itCOP 890,000
The depositPaid on the park’s own gatewayCOP 300,000
The balanceDue on Saturday, before they leaveCOP 590,000
Each child’s waiver goes to their own parent11 of 14 signed · three parents reminded
The function sheet · Party Room 2For the party host
15:00Arrival and grip socks
15:10 to 16:10The courts and the foam pit
16:15Pizza, juice, then the cake
17:00The piñata, then goodbyes
Headcount14 children, 9 adults
The hostMateo Vargas
Allergy noteOne child: no nuts at the cake table
Saturday at sixThe balance as a code the mother scans before she leaves
Events ▸ GroupsSchools and companies
Colegio San Rafael · field tripSixty students · the courts, the ninja course and lunchCOP 2,520,000
The agreementSigned by the schoolSigned
Sixty places held, unpaidFor the fifteen days agreed15 days

A team outing

The Vault and The Lab · Friday 18:00Booked by an agency, at its net rateCOP 408,000
Events ▸ December · the calendarSold after closing
Friday 1210:00 to 19:00 · sessions3 parties20:00 to midnight · the whole parkSaturday 1310:00 to 20:00 · sessions5 partiesClosed after 20:00
A company’s year-end partyThe whole park, 20:00 to midnight, on the same calendar as the sessionsCOP 9,800,000
Its proposal and its depositSigned and paidCOP 4,900,000
Its function sheetCatering in the café, the courts and the escape rooms open
Every party and group on the same floor countAnd the floor sold again after the doors close
Parque Altura · your proposalSofía’s seventh birthday
Saturday 15:00 · Party Room 2Twelve children
TotalCOP 800,000
Parque Altura · sign and paySign the party agreementLaura Gaviria
The depositCOP 300,000
Paid toParque Altura
Signed and paid
Saturday 18:00 · Party Room 2The balance
To payCOP 590,000
Paid · thank you

Calisto Dine + Shop + Experiences + Ledger

The ticket, the pizza, the socks and the stroller. One guest, one closeout.

Calisto Dine runs the café, Calisto Shop the gift shop, and Calisto Experiences the extras and the hire, all on the same guest. Calisto Ledger closes the day from every counter at once.

Saturday night, 21:00Three tills, three reportsBefore

The tills

The desk’s reportPrinted, on paper
The café’s reportA different system
The gift shop’s reportA third login

The rest

The hire logOn paper: “stroller 4 back?”
The closeout spreadsheetRetyped from all three
The Ospina family · SaturdayTwo adults, three children aged 9, 7 and 4One guest

Everything on their record

Two jump hours, 11:00The children aged 9 and 7COP 70,000
The toddler court, half an hourThe child aged 4COP 18,000
Three pairs of grip socksAlready on the bookingCOP 24,000
The café · two pizzas and five juicesDine, at the counterCOP 94,000
The gift shop · a plush llamaShop, at the tillCOP 45,000

The kitchen’s screen

Order 214 · OspinaTwo pizzas · five juices · table 6
The adultsWatching from the café take no place on the floor
Experiences ▸ The hire deskSaturdayOut and back

A stroller by the hour

The Ospinas · two hoursOn the same guestCOP 20,000
The hold on the cardTaken at collectionCOP 100,000
Back clean at 13:20The hold releasedReleased

The 14:00 laser tag vests

Counted outTo the headcount16
Counted back15
Vest 11 · not backOn its own list, before the family leaves
Close the Day · Parque AlturaSaturday · every counter at once4 of 4 signed off

Each drawer, counted

The deskCamila RestrepoCOP 4,860,000
The caféSigned off at 20:10COP 2,315,000
The gift shopSigned off at 20:05COP 1,190,000
The hire deskSigned off at 20:15COP 410,000

Sales by channel

Your websiteCOP 6,120,000
The deskCOP 2,280,000
The resellersCOP 1,015,000
The marketplacesCOP 640,000
Ledger ▸ Parque Altura · SaturdayPosted as they soldIn pesos
TicketsPassesGift cardsPartiesThe caféThe shopThe hire
One set of booksEvery counter, every channelPosted
Every peso the park tookFrom every counter, in one closeout

Calisto Experiences + Interact

Rain on the slides at noon. Every family told before they set out.

Calisto Experiences delays or closes every outdoor session in one step, your policy deciding refund, credit or a new date. Calisto Interact keeps every guest’s WhatsApp, email and call beside their booking.

The gate, at noonBefore
No refundsTaped to the gate
A queue of families who drove an hourTo a closed water slide nobody told them about
Today ▸ Parque Altura · 7:30By department
Sessions starting14Guests booked412Who works today23Checks and repairs2 openThe parties3Walk-ins waiting0
Not signed yet17 guests · each reminded with their waiver link
Nobody hosting yetThe 16:00 toddler court
Experiences ▸ The minimum to runDecided at the time you set
Tuesday 17:00 · The Lab2 of its 4 · decided Monday at 18:00Short
The teamTold, to offer the two players another timeTold
Tuesday 18:30 · The Vault5 of its 4Runs
Delay or Close · storm warning 12:00 to 14:00The outdoor sessions
The water slides · 12:00Moved to 14:00 with their bookingsDelayed
The splash pad · 12:00 and 13:00Moved to 14:00 and 15:00Delayed
The mini golf · 13:00Called off for the weatherCalled off
Your weather policyCredit or a new date, the guest chooses
Every guest toldOn WhatsApp or email, in their own language86 told
Interact ▸ Beside each bookingEvery change reaches the guest
WhatsApp · Andrea Cano · 12:00 slides, 4 guests“Can we move to Sunday instead?”
Moved by Camila RestrepoTo Sunday 11:00 · the same four placesMoved
A call to the deskThe caller’s booking on the screen before anyone answersRinging
No family arriving at a closed slideWithout being told
WhatsApp · Parque Altura · Friday 19:00See you tomorrow at 11:00
When to arrive10:45, at the desk
BringGrip socks and swimwear
If it rainsThe outdoor sessions move, and we tell you first
WhatsApp · Parque AlturaThe slides move to 14:00
Parque Altura · 9:12A storm is due at noon. Keep 14:00, take credit, or pick a new date.
Andrea Cano · 9:20Can we move to Sunday instead?
Parque Altura · 9:24Done: Sunday at 11:00, the same four places.
One Session

From three counts to one session.

What changes when the website, the desk, the resellers and the door stop keeping their own counts.

Without CalistoWith Calisto
An allotment per channel
The session
Through the vendor's processor
The money
Paper at the door
The waiver
Initials on a clipboard
The ride
A notebook
The party
"No refunds" at the gate
The rain
Read when someone mentions it
The review
Three tills, one spreadsheet
The closeout

Calisto Display + WiFi

The wait in the lobby. The menu at the café. The court closed for repair.

Calisto Display runs every TV in the park from one place: the walk-in wait, today’s sessions, the café’s menu, offers and notices. Calisto WiFi signs guests in on your own branded page.

Display ▸ My Screens · Parque AlturaEvery TV in the park, from one place5 screens
The lobbyNow serving · today’s sessions · the safety rulesOn
The caféThe menu board, from the café’s own menuOn
Outside the entranceThe school holidays’ offer and the booking codeOn
Beside Court 3Closed for repair, until the work order closesOn
The party roomsToday’s parties and their hostsOn
Display ▸ Update ScreensEvery TV at onceUpdated 10:02
Beside Court 3Work order closed by Andrés Gómez · the notice is goneOpen again
After closingEvery screen goes dark at 20:30
For openingThey wake at 9:30

WiFi ▸ the guests’ sign-in page

PAParque AlturaJoin the park’s WiFiConnect
The lobby TVLast month’s offerStill on the screen
Court 3 closed
Now servingWalk-in 38The next jump starts at 11:00. Grip socks on, please.
11:00 · jump hour6 places left
11:30 · toddler court4 places left
12:00 · jump hourSold out
The caféToday’s menuFrom the café’s own menu
Pizza, wholeCOP 32,000
JuiceCOP 6,000
Arepa with cheeseCOP 9,000
Outside the entranceSchool holidaysTwo jump hours for the price of one, weekday mornings. Scan to book.
Beside Court 3Closed for repairBack soon. Courts 1, 2 and 4 are open.
On every TV at once, from My Screens

Calisto Apps + Purview + Blueprint

Your app. Your name. Every park you open.

Calisto Apps puts your park’s own app in the App Store and Google Play, with passes, bookings and gift cards inside. Purview sets up every new park, and Blueprint gives each one your standards.

The desk, on a SaturdayBefore
The desk’s phone · 10:04“How many jumps are left on my pass?”
The desk’s phone · 10:06“Is the four o’clock full?”
● ● ● ● ● ● ● ○ ○ ○A cardboard punch card, seven holes
Apps ▸ Parque Altura · in the storesLive
The App Store and Google PlayThe park’s own name and iconPublished
Inside itPasses, bookings, gift cards and the waiver on file
Punch cards brought overWith their visits left
The desk’s phoneSaturday morningQuiet

At a zoo on the same software · Registry

Renewing this monthFamily memberships, the card kept on file214
Renewal turned offEach one, by name9
Purview ▸ Parque Altura · BogotáA second park
Its legal entity and taxSet up for Bogotá
Its currency and hoursPesos · 10:00 to 20:00
Blueprint ▸ the opening check and the price structureLocked, as in MedellínLocked
Its sessions and its staffLeft to the park
In the app’s park listMedellín · BogotáListed
Reports ▸ by parkSide by side
SessionsConfirmationsReports
This weekMedellínBogotá
Sessions9672
Guests3,1401,860
Parties1811
Each duty manager reads their own parkJuan Pablo reads both, side by side
App Store
PAParque AlturaParque Altura S.A.S.
InsidePasses, bookings and gift cards
Get
PAParque AlturaMedellín
Your ten-jump pass
Jumps left5
Sunday · 10:00 jump hourBooked with your pass · nothing to pay
PAParque AlturaYour visits
Your waiverOn file
A gift card
For a cousin’s birthdayFor the escape rooms only
Its valueCOP 240,000
Send
PAParque AlturaYour cards
Your punch card, brought over
Seven of ten usedThree visits left
Ten-jump pass5 left
BSBioparque SabanaA zoo on the same software
Your family membership
Two adults, two childrenRenews for another year on 14 November
The card on fileKept
Renewed
The Connections

Twenty-five apps. One session.

The session, the ticket, the waiver, the pass, the party and the door are one guest, which is why the floor never holds more people than it was sold for.

Experiences
Experiences
Sites
Payments
Sync
Sign
Kiosks
Assure
Dispatch
Signal
Reputation
Impreta
Workforce
University
Equipo
Events
Proposals
Dine
Shop
Ledger
Interact
Display
WiFi
Apps
Purview
Blueprint

Experiences

Every session with its own count, the guest types, passes and the door.

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Sites

Your own website selling the same sessions as the desk, the waiver first.

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Payments

Every ticket, deposit and balance into your own merchant account.

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Sync

Every reseller and marketplace on the same places, closed everywhere at once.

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Sign

The waiver signed when the ticket is bought, for every child.

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Kiosks

A kiosk at the entrance selling the next session with room.

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Assure

The morning check item by item, findings, incidents and permits.

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Dispatch

Every repair a work order with someone on it.

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Signal

The pool's water and the café's freezer reporting themselves.

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Reputation

Every family asked after the visit, every review answered.

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Impreta

The new attraction posted to every network from one calendar.

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Workforce

Hosts, lifeguards and the desk on one roster.

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University

Every host trained on their phone in your park's name.

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Equipo

The park's Hub for the floor, the desk and maintenance.

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Events

Party rooms, function sheets and the park hired after closing.

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Proposals

A priced offer the parent, the school or the company accepts.

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Dine

The café, the kitchen's screen and the menu board.

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Shop

The gift shop on the same guest.

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Ledger

Every counter closed into one set of books.

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Interact

WhatsApp, email and calls beside the guest's booking.

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Display

Every TV in the park from one place.

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WiFi

Guests signed in on your own branded page.

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Apps

Your park's own app in the App Store and Google Play.

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Purview

Every new park set up with its entity, tax and hours.

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Blueprint

One opening check and price structure behind every park.

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The full stack

Calisto Pro for Attractions & Parks

Experiences
  • Sessions and capacity: every session with its own capacity, made from a pattern (every half hour from ten to six, weekends and holidays) and kept ninety days ahead, skipping the days you close and never twice
  • One count of places per session, read by your website, the desk, a kiosk and every reseller: no allotments, so a place sold anywhere is gone everywhere
  • The minimum to run, decided once at the time you set: the team told, or the session called off and every guest refunded
  • Seasons, opening hours and closed days set once; the sessions follow them
  • Delay or close every outdoor session in a window in one step; your weather policy decides refund, credit or a new date, and every guest is told
  • Tickets: guest types you define (adult, child, toddler, senior, student, family), each with its own price, ages, the places one guest takes and the limits per booking
  • Passes for prepaid visits and season passes, their holders, and the punch cards already out there brought over with the visits each has left
  • Packages: two or more attractions as one booking, each in its own session, every place held or none
  • Extras with the ticket: grip socks, a photo package, a drink
  • Gift cards sold and redeemed at the desk or online, limited to the attractions they name or paying for one whole
  • The door: scan each confirmation on a phone, with scans held when there is no signal
  • Guest lists for every session, filtered to who has not signed
  • Who may take part: age, height and weight limits checked at booking and at the door; safety briefings recorded per guest; overrides recorded with a reason
  • Walk-ins: an honest wait, a join page on the guest's own phone, the line on a lobby screen, and a place booked from the line
  • Guest registration: which details and ID are asked, and when
  • Parties, groups and resellers: birthday parties and school groups on the Events side, with the inquiry, the proposal, the room, the package that holds session places, the deposit, the payment schedule, the headcount and the function sheet
  • A school or company group held unpaid for the days you set
  • Hotel desks and agencies at net rates or on commission, from a referral code or a link to your website; a reseller's own staff book on its account; statements approved and paid in Ledger
  • GetYourGuide, Viator, Klook and PrioTicket as your reservation system, each opening once certified; Google Things to Do booking links for every published attraction; your attractions listed on Calisto's marketplace
  • Hire and gear: the Rentals side, whole, with strollers, wagons, wheelchairs, lockers and pedal boats on one register, by the hour, the half day or the day, with a minimum age, a card hold at collection and late returns charged at the return
  • Gear counted out and back per guest (a laser tag vest, 3D glasses), with what is not back on its own list
  • The day: Home's counts of Guests Today, Walk-Ins Waiting, Not Signed Yet, Under the Minimum, Nobody Hosting Yet, Gear Not Back and Checks Missed
  • Close the Day: drawers counted, takings and sign-off
  • Occupancy by session, by place and by hour; sales by channel, net of each channel's commission, per currency; the guest mix and the sessions each host ran
  • Starting screens for admissions, the party host, parties and group sales, and the duty manager
  • On a phone, with no signal: Today, Check-In and every session's page; push actions to accept a booking request or check in a party arriving
Purview
  • Legal entity, tax, currency and each park as a location
  • One product catalog every app sells from: admissions, parties, passes and extras; bundles and cart-level discounts
  • Bookings, waivers and pass records export on any plan
  • Who reaches what: owner settings with defaults (admins, team members, station people)
Blueprint
  • One price structure and one safety checklist behind every park
  • Standards publish once and arrive locked; each park keeps what is its own
Payments
  • The admission, the party deposit and the balance on the same booking
  • 73 gateways into your own merchant account, at your own rates
  • Paid in full at booking, or a deposit held, by your setting
  • Refunds to the card or as credit to the guest's wallet
  • Every amount in the currency it was taken in; totals per currency, never added together
Sign
  • Your waiver, written once, signed before the guest reaches the door
  • A parent signs once for every child in the party
  • Signed on any device, at home or on the host's phone at the entrance, and filed to the guest it belongs to
  • The party's and the school's agreement signed on the same link as the proposal
Pulse
  • Weekends, school holidays and quiet weekday mornings priced apart
  • A session's price following how full it is, inside a floor and a ceiling you set
  • Holidays, school holidays and the weather moving the forecast, within stated bounds
  • Each change waiting for your review unless you say otherwise
Proposals
  • A priced offer the parent, the school or the company can accept
  • Priced from the live catalog, so the proposal and the invoice cannot disagree
  • Options and extras the client picks within your limits
  • Tracked to acceptance, and the acceptance carries straight into the booking
Inventory
  • Every ride, lane, court and piece of equipment from purchase to retirement
  • Each unit with its condition and service schedule
  • Downtime takes a unit out of service until it is back
  • Every park in one view
Assure
  • Guided opening checks before the first session, walked item by item on a phone, with photos, even with no signal
  • Routine checks through the day, slot by slot: done, due or missed, a missed one told once
  • A failed item raises a finding and a corrective action
  • Readings against a safe range: the pool's chlorine and pH, the water's temperature
  • Incidents reported on the booking they happened in; permits and inspection schedules with when each is due
  • Who must hold which certificate, and who has met each training requirement
Signal
  • Equipment and conditions that report themselves: the pool's water, the café's freezer
  • One rule engine for every threshold; offline checks sync when signal returns
  • Sensors, locks, cameras, meters and gateways in one registry
Dispatch
  • Every repair a work order with someone on it; completion clears the block
  • Each host's sessions as tasks on their own day, moved with the session
  • Jobs assigned from the same roster the park uses
Ledger
  • Daily closeout with deposits and refunds reconciled
  • Tickets, passes, gift cards, parties and extras in one set of books, per currency
  • Resellers' statements approved and paid
  • Entries post at the moment of the sale
WiFi
  • Park and lobby networks with your own branded sign-in
  • Access points in the same device list as your other hardware
Workforce
  • The front desk, floor hosts, party hosts and lifeguards on one roster
  • A host whose certificate has lapsed is never suggested
  • Hours flow into payroll without reconstruction
  • Shift requests, time off and seasonal hiring on the same roster
Automations
  • A booking without a waiver gets a reminder before the session
  • A failed check blocks the unit until it is fixed
  • The confirmation, the call-off notice and the party's reminders sent by rules you can read
Today
  • Today's sessions, parties and units out of service
  • The day by department, each read on its own, so one that fails is named and the rest still show
  • A host's own day, or everyone's
Events
  • The party rooms' dates, the function sheet, the deposit and the balance code the parent scans before they leave
  • The whole park hired after closing for a company's year-end party, on the same calendar as the sessions
Sites
  • Your website with "Book a session" selling the same sessions as the desk, the waiver asked first
Sync
  • Every reseller and marketplace booking the same places, closed everywhere when a place goes
Kiosks
  • A self-service kiosk at the entrance selling a session from the same count, the waiver on it, and the walk-in line
Reputation
  • Every review from Google, Facebook and Tripadvisor in one inbox
  • The request after the visit, the unhappy answer reaching you first, and a QR code at the exit
Impreta
  • The new attraction and the weekend's photos posted to every network from one calendar
University
  • Floor hosts, lifeguards and party hosts trained on their phones, certificates in your park's name
  • Renewal assigned thirty days before a certificate lapses
Equipo
  • The park's Hub, where the floor, the desk, the party hosts and maintenance talk
Interact
  • WhatsApp, email and calls from guests on the one guest, beside the booking, even a guest with no booking yet
Dine
  • The café and the snack bar, the kitchen's screen and the menu board
Shop
  • The gift shop and the merchandise on the same guest
Display
  • The walk-in line and now serving in the lobby, today's sessions, the café's menu board, offers and notices on any TV
  • Every park's screens changed once
Apps
  • Your own app in the App Store and Google Play under your park's name, with passes, bookings, the waiver and gift cards inside it
  • Every park in one app
Registry
  • A museum's or zoo's memberships, their plans and tiers, member discounts at every till
  • Renewal on the card kept on file, and who has turned renewal off
Who It's For

One platform for every attraction

The attraction changes. The session count does not.

  1. Play sessions every hour, each holding only as many children as the floor allows, from every door at once.

  2. Children, accompanying adults and toddlers each at their own price, each taking their own places in the session.

  3. The party room, the package and the deposit, with the play session's places held for the party.

  4. Socks, a drink or a photo offered with the ticket and paid in the same booking.

Pricing

No setup cost. Pay when you start using.

Team size across your organizationInclude all locations, franchisees, and managed properties.

Multi-Attraction Park

Your Foundation

Included With Your Plans

Your Core app shows everything your Commerce and Ops plans turn on. Core-Only Pricing sells it on its own, for a business that prefers not to pay a percentage.

AdmissionsCalisto Experiences

Sessions, customer types, passes, combos and check-in

Business setupCalisto Purview

Legal entity, tax, currency, and location configuration

Product catalogCalisto Purview

Admissions, parties, passes, and extras in one catalog

Operating standardsCalisto Blueprint

One price structure and safety checklist across every site

Core + Ops

The opening check, the repair and the closeout behind the door

Priced per plan

Core + Commerce

Admissions, waivers and deposits through one checkout

Priced per plan
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Core + Commerce + Ops

The opening check, the repair and the closeout behind the door

Priced per plan
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