Virtual queue system and method

1. A method comprising:

receiving a user device identification from a first virtual queue station associated with a first virtual queue of a first attraction;

adding the user device identification received from the first virtual queue station to the first virtual queue of the first attraction;

receiving the user device identification from a second virtual queue station associated with a second virtual queue of a second attraction, wherein the second attraction is different than the first attraction;

adding the user device identification received from the second virtual queue station to the second virtual queue of the second attraction; and

removing the user device identification from the first virtual queue of the first attraction in response to adding the user device identification to the second virtual queue of the second attraction.

2. The method of claim 1 , comprising communicating to a user device associated with the user device identification an indication related to the second virtual queue of the second attraction.

3. The method of claim 2 , wherein communicating the indication related to the second virtual queue of the second attraction comprises:

displaying, via a display associated with the user device, a position in the second virtual queue of the second attraction; and

displaying, via the display associated with the user device, a notification that the user device has been removed from the first virtual queue of the first attraction.

4. The method of claim 1 , comprising:

receiving the user device identification from a tap station associated with the first virtual queue station; and

linking the user device identification from the tap station to a user identification.

5. The method of claim 4 , comprising:

acquiring, via a camera associated with the tap station, an image of a user;

linking the image to the user identification; and

using the image as an entry credential for the user to enter the first virtual queue or the second virtual queue.

6. The method of claim 1 , comprising:

receiving, via a service tap station, the user device identification from a signal communicator of a user device; and

coordinating a reservation of a service item in response to receiving the user device identification from the service tap station.

7. The method of claim 1 , wherein removing the user device identification from the first virtual queue of the first attraction is based at least in part on an attraction type of the first attraction and an attraction type of the second attraction.

8. The method of claim 1 , comprising:

receiving the user device identification from an attraction station located proximate to the second attraction; and

validating access to the second attraction based on a position within the second virtual queue of the second attraction being less than a threshold value.

9. The method of claim 1 , wherein removing the user device identification from the first virtual queue of the first attraction comprises receiving a confirmation input from a user to remove the user device identification from the first virtual queue.

10. The method of claim 1 , wherein the user device identification is associated with a user device, and wherein the user device is a waterproof bracelet or wearable device.

11. A method, comprising:

receiving a first request to join a first virtual queue associated with a first attraction from a first tap point associated with the first virtual queue, wherein the first request comprises a user identification;

adding the user identification to the first virtual queue of the first attraction based on receiving the first request;

receiving a second request to join a second virtual queue associated with a second attraction from a second tap point associated with the second virtual queue, wherein the second request comprises the user identification, and wherein the second attraction is different than the first attraction;

adding the user identification to the second virtual queue of the second attraction based on receiving the second request; and

removing the user identification from the first virtual queue of the first attraction in response to adding the user identification to the second virtual queue of the second attraction.

12. The method of claim 11 , wherein receiving the first request and the second request comprises:

receiving a first signal from a signal communicator of a user device at the first tap point, wherein the first signal is indicative of a user device identification;

receiving a second signal from the signal communicator of the user device at the second tap point, wherein the second signal is indicative of the user device identification; and

linking the user device identification to the user identification.

13. The method of claim 12 , comprising:

receiving the user device identification from an attraction station located proximate to the second attraction; and

validating access to the second attraction based on a position of the user device identification within the second virtual queue being less than a threshold value.

14. The method of claim 11 , comprising communicating to a user device associated with the user identification an indication related to the second virtual queue of the second attraction.

15. The method of claim 11 , comprising:

determining a first attraction type of the first attraction;

determining a second attraction type of the second attraction; and

removing the user identification from the first virtual queue of the first attraction based on the first attraction type of the first attraction and the second attraction type of the second attraction.

16. The method of claim 11 , comprising:

acquiring, via a camera, an image of a user;

linking the image to the user identification; and

using the image as an entry credential for the user to enter the first virtual queue or the second virtual queue.

17. A method, comprising:

receiving a first communication from a user device, wherein the first communication comprises a first request to join a first virtual queue of a first attraction based on a first interaction between the user device and a first tap station associated with the first attraction;

adding a user device identification associated with the user device to the first virtual queue based on the first interaction between the user device and the first tap station associated with the first attraction;

receiving a second communication from the user device, wherein the second communication comprises a second request to join a second virtual queue of a second attraction based on a second interaction between the user device and a second tap station associated with the second attraction, wherein the second attraction is different than the first attraction;

adding the user device identification associated with the user device to the second virtual queue based on the second interaction between the user device and the second tap station associated with the second attraction; and

removing the user device identification from the first virtual queue of the first attraction in response to adding the user device identification to the second virtual queue of the second attraction.

18. The method of claim 17 , comprising:

receiving a third communication from the user device based on a third interaction between the user device and an attraction station associated with and located proximate to the first attraction or the second attraction, wherein the third communication is indicative of a third request to gain access to the first attraction or the second attraction; and

validating access to the first attraction or the second attraction based on a position within the first virtual queue or the second virtual queue being less than a threshold value.

19. The method of claim 17 , comprising:

acquiring, via a camera, an image of a user;

linking the image to the user device identification; and

using the image as an entry credential for the user to enter the first virtual queue or the second virtual queue.

20. The method of claim 17 , comprising:

receiving, via a service tap station, a third communication from the user device, wherein the third communication is indicative of a reservation of a service item; and

coordinating the reservation of the service item in response to receiving the third communication from the service tap station.