Start with the exit
Place at least one station along the route out, near the gate that stays open latest. A family should be able to return a power bank without asking an attendant to let them back in.
Choose a pause between attractions
The best spots are where families already stop: food courts, shaded rest areas, and meeting points. Avoid ride queues, where there is no room to step aside.
What travels with the family
The family rents a power bank in the Juiceboxx app and keeps the phone charging in a bag or pocket as they go. Rentals cost $2 for each 30 minutes, capped at $12 per 24-hour day. The app guide walks through it.
Keep attendants out of the transaction
Gate and ride attendants never hand out chargers or take returns. Families return power banks to any Juiceboxx station. The return guide covers the details.
Why families rent
Parents run the day from their phones: mobile tickets, ride wait times, the park map, meeting points when the group splits up, and hundreds of photos. A dead phone mid-afternoon is a real problem when you are trying to find a teenager across the park. A rented power bank solves it without leaving the fun.
Zoos and seasonal attractions
Zoos, water parks, and seasonal attractions follow the same pattern: long visits, heavy phone use, and a single exit. For seasonal sites, we look at your operating calendar to plan the placement.
What to send us
Your season dates, typical daily attendance, a park map, and the gates that open and close last. With that, we can recommend where stations should go and how many your crowd needs.
Fit it to your season
Hosting is free: no setup, placement, or installation fee. Parks with long seasons and steady weekend crowds are the strongest fit. The venue cost page explains the economics.