Cruise solution · Official mini program demo

See how Yanbo Lake Cruises
sells by departure and seat

A lake-and-scenic-area cruise operation: five routes (lake loop, night light show, painted-boat tea charter, island shuttle and water bus), five piers and six boats. Click through the whole journey — pick a departure, choose a seat by cabin zone, check in at the pier, follow the live position and commentary under way, use tiered refunds and rebooking, and see automatic wind-cancellation refunds. Turn on the tour on the right to grasp the essentials in five steps.

1. 1Tickets sold by day, departures out of control → sell by departureDepartures are generated from route, date and sailing time. Each is tied to a boat, pier and gate with live seat availability; add holiday departures or suspend one without touching the rest.
2. 2Seats are a scramble, terraces and windows get grabbed → zoned visual seat selectionDouble-deck boats are priced by zone — bow terrace, upper observation cabin, main cabin and VIP suite — with window seats visible at a glance. Unpaid seats release after 10 minutes, and overbooking is impossible.
3. 3Guests can't find the pier and miss the boat → pier coordination and departure boardsThe boarding pass shows pier, gate and check-in time; check-in opens 30 minutes before sailing and closes 5 minutes before. The route map shows every boat's live position.
4. 4Night cruises, charters and shuttles each need their own system → one system for every route typeReserved seating on the lake loop, tiered night-cruise pricing, whole-boat painted charters with tea, and open-seating island shuttles — one checkout and one check-in.
5. 5Wind cancellations mean refund arguments → tiered refunds and automatic refundsFree cancellation more than 2 hours out, a 20% fee within 2 hours, and rebooking within 30 minutes. Wind cancellations refund unboarded orders in full automatically, and check-ins are counted by departure for easy reconciliation.