Large entertainment venues (stadiums, arenas, amphitheaters, concert halls) see a swarm of visitors each year. Ticketmaster sold over 500M tickets in 2022 alone. Smaller arenas like Chase Center in San Francisco (18,000 capacity) host ~3 million people per year across 200+ sports, music, and cultural events. A 1% percent increase in spend per attendee at an event can yield a $2-3M bump in sales. Providing a high-quality fan experience can also be rewarding: a 1% increase in capacity utilization (driving increased attendance) can be worth an incremental $10-20M annually for Chase Center. We believe that engaging fans with high-quality digital experiences at the venue is a great way to achieve these business goals.
The best time to engage people is when they are physically present at the event, where you have their maximum attention. The majority of engagement prior to the event is around ticket sales and there is little-to-no engagement after the event. Here are some examples of engagement that can transform attendee experiences.
The best way to engage people is by augmenting their physical presence with unique digital experiences, custom-crafted to their needs, while they are at the event. These should be delivered via their smartphones, which almost all of them carry (and look at) during the event - thanks in part to digital tickets. However, this approach presents three challenges:
Remix has three unique platform capabilities that address these challenges.
Remix enables the rapid build of these mobile & digital experiences, via a ‘live’ visual programming environment, without coding. Thus the effort & time involved in building each unique experience is significantly lower compared to traditional software development.
Here are some details to further illustrate some of the examples shown above.
Try one of our example experiences! You can try these in the browser to get an idea of the type of experience you can craft, or even try them on the mobile phone by pointing at the QR code. Note that such experiences can be made available via an NFC tag at the seat, or via geo-fencing at the venue.
To find out more, or to explore ideas or projects you may be considering for such ‘on-demand’ mobile experience, email us at hello@remixlabs.com
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We believe the primary way to drive this change involves two things:
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