Built so every guest gets the tour, whether or not they booked one.
80%
app retention at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
Up to 40%
of ticket sales through the app at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
30,000
downloads a month at Bosque de Chapultepec
Supporting the leading gardens, heritage and cultural sites
Everything a guest needs from arrival to exit, delivered by one platform that knows what each of them is doing.
Route guests through winding paths, historic estates and multi-level galleries, with maps that keep working where the network does not.
Interactive maps: Across the whole estate, The Rose Garden · 3 min walk
Bring a room, an object or a planting to life with audio, image and text, in the languages your guests actually speak.
Audio tours: Highcroft Garden Tour, Four stops, castle to Rose Garden
Let guests find talks, tours and demonstrations, add them to a plan and get a reminder before one starts.
Talks and tours: Talks and tours, Guided Castle Tour · 11:00
Hold tickets and membership cards in one place, and put renewal, donation or adopt-a-tree appeals in front of the guests they suit.
Day tickets: Day Ticket, £18 · Bought in the app
Point guests to the café and the shop, and let them order ahead rather than lose half an hour of their visit to the queue.
Order ahead: Order ahead, Waterside Café · Hot drinks
Tell guests what is flowering this week or which exhibition moved, without reprinting a single map or piece of signage.
In bloom: In bloom this week, The Rose Garden · Open now
Tell the guests nearby that a tour starts in ten minutes, then invite the right ones back for the winter programme.
Notifications: Sent to guests nearby, Guided Castle Tour at 11:00
See which paths guests follow, which rooms they never reach and which parts of the site your next funding bid should name. Use it to plan routes, interpretation and events around how guests explore the site.
Heat maps: Heat map in Connect, Where guests go, hour by hour
These features plug into the technology running across your site, including ticketing, POS, CRM, membership, collections and content management. Those systems carry on doing their jobs, while their data creates more opportunities to increase spend, grow memberships and build lasting support for your work.
Launch a complete, branded app for iOS and Android, supported by Connect, our web-based operator console and built-in personalisation.
Explore Go
Keep the app and technology stack you already run, then add the Attractions.io capabilities you need.
Explore Layrs
80%of guests who download the app keep it installed
Kennedy Space Center replaced a bespoke app its own team could not update. It now reaches 70% of guests, holds 95% satisfaction and 80% of guests who download it keep it installed.
Read the Kennedy Space Center story
Up to 40%of ticket sales through the app
Magnolia uses wayfinding, digital ticketing and seasonal content across a 400-acre site, cutting entrance queues that ran to five minutes a family. The app has 60,000 downloads, 93% positive post-visit feedback and takes up to 40% of ticket sales.
Read the Magnolia story
4.9App Store rating
Bosque de Chapultepec helps guests navigate 866 hectares and nine museums, surfacing more than 150 activities that most would never find. The app takes 30,000 downloads a month and holds a 4.9 App Store rating.
Read the Bosque de Chapultepec storyThese sites change constantly, by season, by exhibition and by what is open that morning, and most guests only ever see a fraction of them. Attractions.io connects your ticketing, membership and content systems, then recommends which stories, routes and highlights each guest sees in your branded app, within rules your team sets.
Yes, and it is usually the reason sites move. Kennedy Space Center replaced a bespoke app because, in their words, it was very hard to update without deep coding skills. Content, map overlays and seasonal highlights are edited in Connect by your own team, without a developer or a reprint.
Yes. Magnolia covers 400 acres and Bosque de Chapultepec covers 866 hectares with nine museums. Mapping handles outdoor estates, indoor galleries and multi-level buildings, and wayfinding is built offline first, which matters on an estate where signal is patchy.
Pricing depends on which product and modules you need, the size of your venue and how many guests you get a year. Go Starter is a web app for smaller trusts, the Go tier is the full branded native app and Layrs add capabilities to an app you already run. Acreage, how many buildings need indoor mapping and the volume of interpretation content also shape the quote.
Some options are an app and nothing else. Others are a ticketing system with an app attached. Attractions.io is an app with a platform behind it, connected to the systems you already run. That is why a map can change the week a border comes into flower, why interpretation reaches a guest in their own language and why the path someone took on Sunday can be evidence in a funding bid on Monday.
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