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Six Flags rolls out cashierless take-out stores powered by Amazon – Orange County Register

Visitors to Six Flags Magic Mountain will soon have one less queue and more time to spend on a roller coaster when a new cashier-less store powered by Amazon opens at the Valencia amusement park.

The new Quick 6 concept micro-mart opening this summer at Magic Mountain will be powered by Amazon’s frictionless payment technology offering fast, seamless and contactless transactions.

“We are thrilled to partner with Amazon and Coca-Cola on a new outlet, Quick 6, which will open at the park this summer,” according to Six Flags Magic Mountain officials. “This is a joint venture with Amazon and Coca-Cola that will offer innovative ‘Just Walk Out’ technology allowing customers to shop and purchase items without having to wait in line for a cashier.”

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The new Quick 6 store at Six Flags Magic Mountain, featuring a limited line of merchandise, snacks and beverages, will be located near the main gate and fountain plaza.

A 400-square-foot Quick 6 location slated to open this week at Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey will sell Coca-Cola beverages as well as snacks and park essentials like sunscreen and rain ponchos , according to NJBiz.

Quick 6 shoppers will select a payment method when they enter the store, choose the items they wish to purchase, place them in a virtual shopping cart, and simply exit the store when they are finished shopping. The selections will be automatically debited according to the payment method chosen by the buyer.

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