ADENTRO FOR ENTERTAINMENT VENUES & ATTRACTIONS

A great day out
can be the start of something.

Stay connected with eligible guests after the experience. Invite them back for what’s new, build on real visit history, and see the response beyond the click.

FROM A DAY OUT TO THE NEXT PLAN.
01Connect during the visit
THE COMMONSA REASON TO COME BACK

A day
beyond ordinary.

MADE FOR YOUR NEXT VISIT
02Share the next experience
The next invitationExample
DAY17
Another day beyond ordinaryFictional event campaign

An experience worth sharing with eligible guests who have visited before.

Past visitors · Relevant follow-up
03Observe the response
Campaign → observed visitsSample report
Matched visitors
186
Walk-Through Rate
7.5%
2,480 people reached · Illustrative audience
Matched visitors by first return day.
Observed response—not a claim of incremental lift.

Use branded WiFi to start an eligible relationship with visiting guests.

Build an eligible guest relationship beyond the booking and the ticket. Illustrative experience; businesses, profiles, and demo data are fictional.

THE OPPORTUNITY

The booking is one touchpoint.
The visit is another.

Build customer relationships with eligible WiFi guests, including visitors who may not be the person who made the booking.

01

Grow a guest audience

Capture eligible connections during the on-site experience.

02

Give the next visit a purpose

Reach past guests with a relevant new event or experience.

03

Understand the return

Connect supported campaign exposure with observed in-person visits.

PUT THE RELATIONSHIP TO WORK

The right next step starts
with the visit.

Explore a few ways to turn customer context into a more relevant invitation.

A REAL-WORLD MOMENT. A RELEVANT CAMPAIGN.
WHAT’S NEW

Give guests another reason to make a day of it.

Share a new experience with eligible past visitors and make your venue part of their next plan.

Observe visits after exposure.
THE COMMONSILLUSTRATIVE CAMPAIGN

A new reason to make a day of it.

MADE FOR YOUR NEXT VISIT
THE AUDIENCE
Eligible past visitors
JLSMAKTREligible audience

Fictional campaign examples. Audience eligibility, permissions, and supported channels depend on the setup.

THE CONNECTED VIEW

Measure the return visit.
Keep the audience definitions clear.

Guest connections, campaign audiences, and observed visits are different measures. See how they relate without confusing them with ticket sales or total attendance.

01

Connected guests

The eligible people identified through the supported setup.

02

Campaign audience

The group reached under the campaign definition.

03

Observed response

Visits measured within the agreed window.

Campaign → observed visitsSample report
Matched visitors
186
Walk-Through Rate
7.5%
2,480 people reached · Illustrative audience
Matched visitors by first return day.
Observed response—not a claim of incremental lift.

Illustrative report. All numbers are sample data, not customer results.

CUSTOMER STORY
Bowlero

An in-person experience. An in-person measure.

Bowlero’s published Adentro case study reports 789,011 walk-throughs for its measured program.

Read the customer story
789,011reported campaign-linked walk-throughsCampaign-linked walk-throughs from the published program, not total venue attendance.
FIT YOUR EXISTING SETUP

Keep guest experience and data permissions together.

Build the program around your approved guest consent flow and audience policy. Keep the experience welcoming and the customer relationship clear.

Talk through your setup
Your guest WiFiSupported setup
Your customer toolsSupported connections
Your marketing goalsShared measurement plan
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Good questions.
Clear answers.

Can we identify everyone in a booking group?

No. A connection or ticket record does not automatically identify an entire group. Audience coverage depends on the supported setup and eligible guest participation.

Can we measure the response to a specific event campaign?

Supported exposure can be connected with observed visits within the agreed measurement setup. Ticket purchases and event-specific admissions require separate supported data.

Do the examples assume information about children or families?

No. The examples use fictional, eligible adult guest relationships. Do not infer ages or family relationships from visit data; apply the venue’s reviewed audience and consent policies.

LET’S MAKE THE NEXT VISIT COUNT

Make the next day out
part of the relationship.

See how Adentro can connect your guest audience, invitations, and visit measurement.