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As the Minnesota Twins gear up for their season opener, Target Field is set to unveil a groundbreaking entry technology that promises to enhance the fan experience. The new "GoAhead" technology allows fans to use facial recognition as their ticket, streamlining the entry process and improving security measures at the ballpark.
This innovative system eliminates the need for physical tickets, enabling fans to simply approach the entrance where their faces will be scanned and verified against their ticket information. This not only expedites the entry process but also adds a layer of convenience for attendees, who can now bypass traditional ticketing methods.
The Twins are excited about this advancement, believing it will significantly improve the overall experience for fans attending games. With the opening day just around the corner, the team is eager to showcase this modern approach to stadium entry, setting a new standard for sporting events. Fans can look forward to a seamless entry process as they cheer on their team this season.
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