Wait until your zone is called, then go up to get your ticket scanned.
You will miss your opportunity to board with your zone or have to wade through a mess of people and roller bags to get your ticket scanned.
My thoughts, for what they are worth: the foyer area is much bigger, the Starbucks frappucino drinks are disgusting, there's a snazzy new print-your-own-ticket scanning device having some teething problems and someone really needs to turn up the air conditioning, or there will be some very fashionable icicles by the end of the day.
Though projections assumed capacity crowds of 18,000, the true Nets attendance — measured in tickets scanned inside the arena, not tickets purchased — was closer to 15,000 on average, owing primarily to a "no-show rate" of about 10 percent.
Of course, the feature will have direct consumer benefits as well for things like sharing flyers, e-tickets, scans, and other PDFs of a more personal nature.
When the stadium's 115 turnstiles were put to use for the first time at 13:00 GMT, there were hundreds in the queues, eager to get their tickets scanned, wanting to get their first glimpse of their new home.
Now attendees of major food or musical festivals who might have had to wait in a long line to have their tickets scanned can instead buy a ticket online, wait for the wristband to arrive at their home, and walk right into the venue the day of the event.
Other than the small matter of not being on the Ray Cammack Shows (RCS) payroll, I was a ticket-scanning, prize-pulling, running-in-circles, grinning employee, like most any other carnival worker.
When the national anthem is played prior to the start of each game, we will pause". But that policy, which even called for stopping ticket-scanning at entry gates, was scrapped when Major League Baseball mandated metal-detector screenings, slowing entry.
