Use cases
Wherever people would otherwise stand in line.
Cue runs queues, time slots and waitlists for fan zones, launches, exhibitions, festivals, attractions and hospitality.

01 · Use case
Fan zones and race weekends
The best experiences draw the longest lines, and fans miss the action on track while they wait.
How Cue runs it
- Every station gets its own queue, capacity and run time, across floors.
- Fans hold two places at once and get their cue on WhatsApp.
- Venue screens call codes and show lap-time leaderboards.
Typical experiences
- Racing simulators
- Pit-stop challenges
- Podium photos
- Merch drops

02 · Use case
Car launches and showrooms
Test drives and specialist time are limited, and guests leave when they can't tell how long they'll wait.
How Cue runs it
- Bookable time slots and a walk-in queue for the same specialist.
- Declarations such as licence checks before a test drive.
- Consented leads from every guest, ready for your sales team.
Typical experiences
- Test drives
- Product specialists
- Timed reveals
- Configurator sessions

03 · Use case
Exhibitions and trade-show stands
Stands have no room for a line, and visitors walk past rather than wait in a crowded aisle.
How Cue runs it
- Visitors join from a QR code and keep walking the show.
- Demo slots and meetings sit alongside walk-in queues.
- Staff add walk-ups on a tablet for visitors without a phone.
Typical experiences
- Product demos
- Hero experiences
- Meetings
- Workshops

04 · Use case
Festivals and concerts
Nobody wants to miss a set to stand in line for an activation or a signing.
How Cue runs it
- Guests join between sets and get a cue when it's their turn.
- Pause a station with a reason if a set runs over, and guests keep their place.
- Codes on large venue screens for areas with weak signal.
Typical experiences
- Brand activations
- Meet and greets
- Signings
- VIP areas

05 · Use case
Attractions and pop-ups
Limited capacity means long, visible lines that put new guests off joining.
How Cue runs it
- Live waits on the pass and on screens, rounded to honest estimates.
- Group sizes and age or height declarations for each room or ride.
- Ratings after every experience, by hour and by day.
Typical experiences
- Immersive rooms
- Rides
- Limited-run pop-ups
- Photo moments

06 · Use case
Hotels and beach clubs
Guests wait at the host stand for a table or a cabana when they could be by the pool.
How Cue runs it
- Waitlists that message guests when their table or cabana is ready.
- Your hotel's brand, domain and sender name on every message.
- Arabic and English for international and local guests.
Typical experiences
- Restaurant waitlists
- Cabanas
- Spa
- Kids' clubs