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amusement wristband



AMUSEMENT WRISTBAND

Description

Wristbands are an integral part of daily operations for many amusement parks in various areas, being able to offer a highly-visible wearable identification ticket solution is where we come in. 
General admission ticketing, VIP Access, and fast lane wristbands, just to name a few, are designed to help reduce queue times and eliminate the worry of lost or stolen paper tickets. With a wide variety of colours and patterns available, as well as, custom printing, you are easily able to identify and prevent illegal entry into the park. 

Features:

Available in 24 colors
Water-proof adhesive – guaranteed to stay on in the water
Secure, tamper-resistant die cut adhesive tab
Excellent for short term use; concerts, water parks, school trips, etc.
Adjustable to any sized wrist and comfortable to wear
Each pack is sequentially numbered for added accountability
100% recyclable material
Custom imprinting and barcoding available
Neon wristbands are a great choice for bands that will pop and stand out
Made in India

Specification for amusement wristband



Please contact for price related queries and placing orders at :
 Mindware,
      S-4, Pankaj Plaza, Pocket-7, Plot-7,
      Near Metro Station(Dwarka-12),
      Metro Pillar No-1030, New Delhi-110078, India
 +91-11-28032434, +91-11-46102688
 +91-9717122688, +91-9810822688
MINDWARE - Indian Barcode Corporation

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