Music & Games

Australia family entertainment centers go cashless

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March 11, 2021

Village Entertainment's Intencity group of family entertainment centers in Australia has installed Intercard's cashless technology at Intencity Albury following similar upgrades at the chain's Marion and Erina Fair locations, according to a press release.

Management realized the coin and ticket system they had been using was outdated, and that cashless was the way of the future.

"Albury will be our third location re-opening with Intercard and enjoying a great range of benefits not to mention no more weekly coin collects, minute by minute reporting, birthday parties not requiring staff to activate free games and of course a range of different packages, essentially bringing Intencity into the 21st century," Brion Cummings, national business manager for Intencity, said in the release.

"Intencity has already reported that revenues in their upgraded centers have increased 160% over the prior year," Jerry Heinz, Intercard's Asia-Pacific sales manager, said in the release.

Intercard's next installation for Intencity is scheduled for November 2021 at the center in Hobart, Tasmania.

Image courtesy of Intercard.