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Virtual queuing specialist accesso (LON:ACSO) has had its technology further endorsed - with a five year extension to its contract with Australian theme park Dreamworld.
Dreamworld, which includes 50 rides and wildlife attractions, was the first Australian customer to adopt the group's LoQueue solution.
Known as Q4U at Dreamworld, the park will continue to use both the smartphone-powered QsmartSM and the QbotSM virtual queuing device to allow users to wait for their ride without having to stand in a physical line.
Under accesso LoQueue, the AIM firm has a suite of patented virtual queuing solutions.
Tom Burnet, chief executive at accesso, said: "Dreamworld was the first theme park in Australia to deploy accesso LoQueue solutions and this contract extension is another important vote of confidence in the value and capability of our technology".
At the end of last month, the group predicted improving earnings for the next two and a half years as the benefits of new contracts come through.
It also revealed an exclusive long term agreement with attractions giant Merlin Entertainments (LON:MERL), whose brands include, among others, LEGOLAND, to provide onsite ticketing and eCommerce across Merlin's global estate.
The double whammy of positive statements put a cherry on the top of a successful few months for accesso, which specialises in virtual queuing and ticketing solutions across four product divisions.
Shares nudged 0.69% higher to 730p in morning trade.