PHILADELPHIA—Major League Baseball (MLB) is testing facial authentication-based entry that would allow ticketed fans to walk directly into stadiums—a convenient new arrival method that the league says won’t compromise on safety and security. No more fumbling for a phone at entry, waiting through a wonky bar code scan, or shuffling…
A facial scan camera is seen at Citizens Bank Park before a baseball game between the Los Angeles Angels and the Philadelphia Phillies Tuesday in Philadelphia.PHILADELPHIA—Major League Baseball is testing facial authentication-based entry that would allow ticketed fans to walk directly into stadiums—a convenient new arrival method that the league says won’t compromise on safety and security.
Sports fans have long adjusted to electronic tickets on smartphones, and have the capacity to order everything from chicken fingers to foam fingers on devices from their seats without missing a pitch, punt or power play. “These are the most advanced security systems on the market today,” Zaremba said. “That is a completely separate step as part of [Go-Ahead], but we pair it together because both support free flow.”
“You don’t have to put your bags down,” he said. “You keep walking and I don’t have to have my tickets out. I think it’s a great idea. If they don’t have to go through your bags, if you don’t have to keep your tickets out, it makes it very easy.”
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