The road just got more interesting: AmeriKiosks and Areas USA open Oasis Express at Maryland House
A fully automated, multi-brand retail destination brings food, beverages, beauty, wellness, toys, and collectibles to I-95 travelers around the clock.
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A Pharmabox lands at Universal Studios Florida
Outside the E.T. Adventure restrooms, stocked with what a park does not sell until you need it: feminine hygiene, diapers, wipes. From $5.99.
SeaWorld Orlando gets two kiosks, and only one of them is a pharmacy
One dispenses over-the-counter products. The other sells plushies, ponchos and drinkware — the things a park day turns out to require.
Sigma Frozen holds −25 °C, and it only needs an outlet
A true freezer, not a chiller: ice cream, frozen meals, proteins, fruit and ice, from a cabinet that runs on a dedicated 110V line.
CVS brings its private label to automated retail
The partnership put pharmacy staples in airport concourses and on university campuses — and, by the company’s own account, cut the cost of the product by 30%.
One collector. Ten locations.
Joe turned a lifelong card collection into ten Fan Stand locations across New York, New Jersey and Puerto Rico. Amerikiosks took the concept to Kroger.
Hoboken, 1910. Now nationwide.
Carlo's Bake Shop has baked from the same Hoboken counter since 1910. The kiosk takes Buddy Valastro's products to venues that never had a bakery.
Magnetic lashes, in aisles Glamnetic doesn't rent.
Instant magnetic lashes and press-on nails, dispensed from a branded cabinet on a retail floor — and from the Pharmabox aboard the Wonder of the Seas.
The first CBD kiosk, in Atlanta.
Built with HempFusion Wellness and Retail Automation Consultants, the first CBD cabinet went into the busiest airport in the United States in November 2022.
Pharmabox sails: four Royal Caribbean vessels, three bodies of water
Itineraries through the Caribbean, the Atlantic and the Mediterranean now carry a point of sale that works when the shops on board are closed.
Before the checkpoint, not after.
Hartsfield-Jackson moves more than 100 million passengers a year. The kiosk sits before the main checkpoint on the South Terminal, stocked with TSA-approved items.