Stadium Carrier Tray
A stadium carrier has to be usable by somebody walking up concrete steps in a crowd, holding a phone, wearing a coat, in the dark.
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Orlando runs at a scale and a peak intensity that few other food-service markets match. Attraction and convention catering means serving very large numbers in short, concentrated windows, with temporary crews and limited on-site storage.
Packaging decisions that are marginal in a restaurant become significant at that scale — a tray that takes two seconds longer to assemble costs real capacity across a shift.
Tell us the tray, the quantity and where it is going. Freight is quoted to your address rather than added later.
Attraction and convention consumption is extraordinarily concentrated. Averages are misleading; the peak is the number that matters.
At this scale a tray that needs a knack will be assembled wrong by a proportion of any temporary workforce.
Fold and stack during the quiet period. Folding at the till during a peak is where capacity is lost.
Fewer formats means less on-site storage, fewer stock-outs and simpler training.
Large venues and parks have strict access rules and windows. Tell us and we will pack and ship to suit.
In any high-peak concession environment, the carrier tray is the highest-leverage item in the range. A customer who can carry four drinks and two portions of food buys four drinks and two portions of food; one who can carry two drinks buys two drinks.
It has to be specified properly rather than bought as a commodity: the handle takes the full loaded weight, the cup holes are cut to your actual cups, and the overall width lets a customer pass through a queue or along a row of seats.
Chosen against the requirements described above, not as a general catalogue listing.
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Order against the peak hour rather than the daily average, pre-assemble during quiet periods, and choose formats a temporary crew can assemble reliably. At this scale, seconds per unit become capacity.
Because it sets how much one customer can physically carry away from a window, which sets the transaction value at exactly the moment volume peaks.
Only if we cut it to them. Send one of each size you serve — hot and cold cups taper differently and a hole cut for one will not hold the other securely.
Tell us the constraints and the delivery window at quote stage. Venue and park docks have specific requirements, and it is far easier to pack and ship for them than to solve it on arrival.
Yes. Central Florida humidity takes stiffness out of board in storage. Keep stock in its cartons in the driest conditioned space available and rotate it rather than letting it sit.
Yes, and it is usually cheaper because setup and tooling are shared. Staged delivery is worth asking about if on-site storage is limited.
Send the specification, the quantity and the delivery address. We come back with unit price, tooling if any, freight and a real production date.