Visitors will have to sign up online for available spots and print tickets.
Each airline has hundreds of different technologies that book seats, print tickets or dispatch crews that need to be integrated.
Travelers can print tickets at home or pick them up at a kiosk at the train station.
Which? also found examples of consumers being charged to print tickets out at home or pick them up from the venue box office.
Demand in Iowa was so high that some stores were running out of paper to print tickets, said Mary Neubauer, a spokeswoman for the Multi-State Lottery Association.
A form of congestion pricing is already in effect for parking, thanks to the new European-style Muni-Meters (the blue boxes that print tickets for display on your dashboard, which are replacing parking meters around the city).
Glenn Lehrman, a spokesman for StubHub, said the store, which will open in mid-March, does not violate any antiscalper laws because it will be only for fans to pick up and print tickets they have bought.
With the new system, passengers will be able to print tickets or load a special bar code on their smartphone screens for conductors to scan, and conductors will be able to keep track of passengers on board, Amtrak said.
[C11.] Event Tickets From a Home Printer Ticketmaster-Online CitySearch said that, beginning in April, it would allow customers to print tickets to events directly from their computer printers.
It said some sites charge more than a third of the ticket's face value in compulsory fees, while others charge up to £2.50 to print tickets out at home or £3 to pick them up from the box office.
This spring HP struck alliances to design printers to hook directly to the web and print tickets, newspapers, postage a whole new range of uses.
