Locker Network Pacts With Pigeon Forge TopJump Trampoline Park

DALLAS -- The Locker Network said it has installed 42 of its keyless electronic lockers at the new TopJump trampoline park in Pigeon Forge, the popular mountain resort city in Tennessee.

TopJump is a state-of-the-art 34,000-sq.ft. trampoline park that offers patrons a variety of attractions, including the first Clip 'n Climb Center in the United States. TopJump also houses a 5,000-sq.ft. arcade equipped with approximately 50 games and a Sugar Rush Candy Store.

To expand its range of amenities, TopJump worked with the Locker Network to install a variety of lockers, including models with family- and standard-size doors. These will offer patrons first-class, high-security storage. With no staff input required at the point of use, no costs associated with lost keys and enhanced security by means of access controlled by personal identification numbers, the Locker Network's self-serve storage solution frees TopJump's 100 employees to focus on customer service.

The Locker Network, a subsidiary of Helix Leisure, manufactures keyless, electronic locker systems and networks for entertainment facilities worldwide. Helix Leisure also comprises LAI Games, a game manufacturer, and Embed Systems, a POS and payments system developer for amusements.

LOTS OF LOCKERS:The Locker Network's family- (l.) and standard-size keyless and cashless storage lockers are making life simpler for patrons of the new TopJump USA trampoline park in Pigeon Forge, TN. A subsidiary of Helix Leisure, the Locker Network has a long history of meeting guests' personal-item storage needs at entertainment venues.