Simply swipe your card, type in what you'd like to drink and wait for one of the two robotic arms to do its thing. When your drink is done, scan your card at the counter to have it slid to you. (Expect some spillage.)

The Bionic Bar is a high-tech installation featuring two robotic arms (developed by Makr Shakr) that function as mixologists. In 2026, the process starts at a tablet station where you scan your SeaPass card or WoW Band. You can select a pre-programmed cocktail or "design" your own by choosing from dozens of spirits and mixers hanging from the ceiling. A supportive peer "engineering" detail: once you order, the robots move with "balletic" precision to pour exact measurements, shake or stir the drink, and even strain it into a cup. The system uses laser sensors to ensure bottles aren't empty and to track the movement of the shaker. Once finished, the drink is placed on a conveyor belt and slid toward you. It’s part performance art and part precision chemistry, ensuring your martini is exactly 1.5 ounces of gin every single time without the human "heavy pour" or variance.