Half-empty games
Two players book a slot built for twenty.
Minimum and maximum players
Set party-size limits on each game so checkout only offers bookings that make a good game.
Laser tag booking software
Sell games with player limits that keep teams balanced, run parties with a deposit, and let several game types share the same arena without overbooking it.
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What changes
Two players book a slot built for twenty.
Set party-size limits on each game so checkout only offers bookings that make a good game.
Open play and private games both sell the same floor.
Point several products at one arena. Reservory counts every booking against the room’s capacity, whichever product sold it.
Games, food and the party room all tracked separately.
Sell a party package with food and extras as add-ons, take a deposit, and see it all on one booking.
Briefing is held up while parents sign.
Parents sign for their kids before they arrive, and check-in waits until every player is covered.
Arena capacity
Open play and private games count against one arena. Capacity is held while the guest pays, so the last spot sells once.
Capacity is checked in the database while the guest pays.
Waivers
Parents sign for their kids on the way. Check-in waits until every player is covered.
You’re booked: Single game, Saturday 11:00, 8 players. Ref NGA-RE2A.
Fri 11:00Neon Grid: sign your waiver before Saturday 11:00 →
A day on Reservory
Walk-ins and online players count against the same arena.
Check in the group. Two kids still need a guardian signature.
Player limits kept the teams even.
On Pro, party food goes to the kitchen on the bump screen.
Game, party and café sales on one dashboard.
Yes. Each product carries its own minimum and maximum party size. Checkout will not take a booking outside them.
Yes. Link both products to the same arena and Reservory counts every booking against the arena’s capacity. You can also make the arena exclusive so a private game has it to itself.
A party package is its own product with add-ons such as food and extras. It can take a deposit at booking, and reminder emails send a link to pay the balance before the party.
Guests get a pre-arrival text with their waiver link. A parent or guardian can sign for the minors in their party, and check-in waits until everyone in the party has signed.
Escape roomsOne group per room, a reset after every game, and a waiver for everyone before the clock starts.
Axe throwingLanes, group bookings and safety waivers, with the bar and the register on the same system.
Mini golfTimed tee-offs that keep the course moving, plus the café and gift cards on the same system.
Trampoline parksJump sessions with a hard cap, guardian waivers, grip socks and birthday parties on one screen.
VR & arcadesTimed play on every station, prepaid passes, and a register for walk-ins and snacks.
Climbing gymsDay passes, intro classes, memberships and waivers, with the guest record tying them together.
Family entertainmentMany attractions, one cart, one guest record, and a kitchen that knows what to cook.Set up your first game, sell yourself a ticket and see it land on the dashboard. No card, no call.
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