- In conjunction with the round, Charles Chen from Level Equity will join RocketRez’s board of directors
- The proceeds of the Series B will allow RocketRez to enhance its ability to provide guest experiences in new market verticals and extend capabilities for tours and attractions already in its portfolio
- In 2021, the company closed a C$8.4 million Series A financing led by Blueprint Equity
Steinbach, Manitoba-based RocketRez, a ticketing and business operations software platform powering tours and attractions, has raised $15 million Series B financing. The investor was Level Equity.
In conjunction with the round, Charles Chen from Level Equity will join RocketRez’s board of directors.
In 2021, the company closed a C$8.4 million Series A financing led by Blueprint Equity.
RocketRez powers mid-market tours and attractions and enables data-driven guest experiences with an all-in-one cloud ticketing and operations software platform. It primarily serves clients in industries like boat tours and ferries, zoos and aquariums, attractions and theme parks, and museums and galleries.
The proceeds of the Series B will allow RocketRez to enhance its ability to provide guest experiences in new market verticals and extend capabilities for tours and attractions already in its portfolio, such as Maui Ocean Center, Xtreme Xperience, Aquarium of the Bay, and Governors Island. It will also support adding key leadership positions and expanding the company’s sales capabilities as it looks to new vertical markets and geographies.
“We believe in RocketRez’s vision and their high-growth potential as demonstrated by the marquee clients they’ve onboarded and retained during these challenging times,” said Charles Chen, a partner at Level Equity, in a statement. “Global tourist attractions have weathered the storm in part due to the innovative solutions provided by RocketRez. They understand that technology and data are what will power their vision for the ultimate guest experience.”
Level Equity backs software and technology-driven businesses. The private equity firm has raised $3 billion since inception and has offices in New York City, San Francisco and Greenwich, Connecticut.