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GhostPass is a digital admission and pass-management platform built for haunted attractions. Attractions can issue passes, validate guests at the entrance, track admissions, and manage access from one system.

When a pass is issued, GhostPass creates a unique pass code and personalized validation link. At the attraction, staff scan the guest's code or enter it manually, GhostPass checks the pass, and staff confirm admission.

Haunted attractions are the primary focus. That includes haunted houses, haunted trails, farms, scream parks, multi-attraction events, and similar seasonal horror experiences.

Yes. GhostPass is designed so participating attractions can operate independently rather than sharing one giant admission list.

Not necessarily. GhostPass can focus on passes, access, and validation while an attraction continues using its existing ticketing or point-of-sale system where appropriate.

GhostPass checks the pass and displays its current status. Staff can then confirm admission. Once admitted, the event is recorded so later scans can show that the pass has already been used when its admission limit has been reached.

No scanner is required. Staff can manually enter the guest's pass code at ghostpass.app/validate. A phone, tablet, laptop, or ticket-booth computer can handle the basic workflow.

Staff can type the code printed with the pass and perform the same validation check. A cracked screen, dim display, or stubborn scanner does not have to stop the line.

No. GhostPass is web-based and is intended to work with common internet-connected devices. Compatible scanning hardware can also be incorporated into the booth workflow.

The basic flow is simple: guest arrives → scan or enter code → GhostPass validates → staff confirms admission → admission is recorded.

A screenshot or copied code is not automatically treated as a fresh admission. GhostPass checks the pass against its current record during validation. Once the permitted admission has been recorded, later attempts can be identified as previously used.

GhostPass can support different staff access levels so booth or scanning personnel can receive the access they need without every employee requiring full administrative control.

Admission activity can be recorded by GhostPass, giving authorized attraction staff an activity trail for successful admissions and rejected attempts.

If the pass has reached its admission limit, GhostPass can warn staff that it has already been used instead of silently accepting the same pass again.

Not for every interaction. GhostPass is designed to keep admission simple and avoid unnecessary account creation. Account features can be used where a guest needs to manage or recover information associated with their passes.

GhostPass includes recovery workflows that verify information associated with the original record and can issue temporary recovery codes without depending on unreliable server-generated email.

GhostPass does not need to email passwords. Recovery and verification workflows can use on-screen codes and verification steps rather than depending on server mail() delivery.

Standard passes provide regular GhostPass admission access, while VIP passes can support upgraded or priority admission programs. The exact benefits attached to each pass are determined by the participating attraction.

Yes. GhostPass is being designed around the seasonal nature of haunted attractions, including programs that can operate across multiple weeks instead of requiring a separate pass for every night.

Yes. The interactive demo lets an attraction operator issue a sample pass, simulate scanning it, validate it, admit the guest, scan it again to see duplicate-use protection, and review the admission activity.

No. The interactive demo uses its own isolated demo tables and does not modify live GhostPass passes, admissions, contact tickets, or customer records.

Attractions interested in GhostPass can use the contact system to discuss access, pricing, partnerships, and their admission workflow.