A bowling centre's problem
A bowling centre runs on time slots. Between two bookings a lane sits empty and groups wait. Waiting is the main source of dissatisfaction, and it produces nothing.
What Super 16 changes
The wait becomes a second, charged activity. A group waiting twenty minutes plays a game instead of looking at their phones, and the venue takes money instead of apologising.
Typical placement
In the waiting area, near the bar, in sight of the lanes. The table must stay visible from the reception desk, which is where waiting is noticed and where the offer is made.
The operating point
Game duration should be set against the average turnaround of your lanes. That single setting separates an attraction that fills the wait from one that creates it.
Would your venue suit it?
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