Ever since Steve Cohen has taken ownership of the New York Mets, the MLB side has been achieving new heights with each passing day. After a dominating free agency before the regular season of MLB, the Mets have launched a brand new ticketing system for their fans.

Though, it should not be a surprise for the Mets’ fans, because just in 1-2 years, Cohen has taken multiple initiatives to help the Mets become a band in Major League Baseball. And the current free agency is a prime example of that.

With this new ticketing system, fans will be able to enter Citi Field without any paper tickets or mobile tickets. They just have to scan their face and enter the ballpark.

New York Mets roll out contactless ticketing system at the Citi Field

The New York Mets have been working on the facial ticketing system since last year’s August. Partnering with Wicket (a facial recognition software), the Mets will have a Wicket machine at all entry gates of Citi Field. 

As per NY Post, With this new partnership with Wicket, fans will have to enroll and upload their image for face recognition, pretty much similar to iPhone’s technology. Now, fans can enter Citi Field without any paper or digital ticket.

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