ROLLER Attractions review
Ticketing, capacity management, groups and memberships in one venue platform.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Attractions that sell timed visits, parties, group bookings or memberships can use ROLLER Attractions to coordinate reservations and in-venue sales. Its cloud platform serves venues such as amusement parks, trampoline parks, family entertainment centers, museums and zoos. Online ticketing and checkout sit alongside point of sale, kiosk support, capacity management, payments, waivers and reporting. The product is aimed at operators who want reservations and venue transactions managed together rather than a booking tool limited to online appointments.
Its breadth across sales and guest workflows is a central strength. Booking channels include a website checkout, POS, ROLLER apps, marketplaces, external sources and OTAs. The platform also supports payment links, refunds, digital waivers, automated booking and waiver reminders, and waitlist management. Integrations include Campaign Monitor, Klaviyo, Google Things to do, Apple Pay and Google Pay; the product lists 60 integrations and offers an API. This makes it a fit for attractions coordinating online and on-site operations, though buyers with a narrowly focused scheduling need may prefer a simpler reservation product.
According to the vendor's plan structure, Lite includes 2 POS/SSK licences, online checkout, POS, party packages, memberships and integrated payments. Pro adds 6 licences, online accounts, guest flags and bans, multiple checkouts, and custom permissions and security. Premium raises the allowance to 10 licences and adds mobile food and beverage ordering, membership agreements and a custom checkout domain. Enterprise includes unlimited licences and a dedicated Customer Success Manager. A 14-day free trial is offered, while purchasing is handled through sales rather than published subscription prices. Buyers should compare the tier entitlements with their venue's needs; smaller operators may not need the upper-tier additions. ROLLER lists phone, email, chat and documentation support, 24/7 support, and SOC 2, GDPR and PCI DSS compliance.
ROLLER Attractions pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports online checkout, POS and self-serve kiosks
- Combines capacity, group bookings, memberships and waivers
- Automates booking and waiver reminders across sales channels
- Where it doesn't
- Subscription pricing requires contacting sales
- Higher-tier features such as mobile food ordering require Premium
- POS waitlist management is available on request
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