But you will be able to track reservation times, locations, and a slew of other things from your Passbook app. You aren’t really required to show a physical ticket when using the service, so you wont have to use your iDevice as proof of your reservation. The good news is that it is featured at over 50 different locations in France, which suggests that it’s going to be available at almost every McDonald’s around the globe once it starts to pop up in other countries.Īirbnb’s enabled app will allow you to slot upcoming reservations, as a personal reminder. We do know however, that the enabled application is called “GoMacGo.” Unfortunately though, it seems to be only available in France at this time. McDonald’s pass seems to be the most unique of the three, although we don’t have much information regarding its features. According to those numbers, this is definitely the kind of people that Apple wants to bring into its Passbook inner circle. Airbnb, a guest accommodation service, has managed to book over 10 million “guest nights” across the globe, and has stated that 26 percent of their overall business comes from their mobile application. McDonald’s hasn’t posted any specific numbers concerning their recent success, but it’s easy to understand why the fast food mega giant would be considered a “big” addition. And these three are definitely considered “big” due to their recent profit margins.Įventbrite, a ticket retailer, has seen some impressive stats as of late and is already boasting over $1 Billion USD in gross ticket sales and 50 million tickets sold. This is a huge step in the right direction for Apple, who has been clambering to get some bigger names onto its virtual wallet. And we can now announce three more companies that have hopped on board: McDonald’s, Airbnb, and Eventbrite.

Apple’s iconic iOS 6 exclusive Passbook application is steadily growing, as evident by the addition of American Express, ( which we covered a while ago).

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