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"The time is right to make this transition," said Wild Chief Operating Officer Matt Majka in an interview with the Star Tribune. "Our fans have become accustomed to using the convenience of online and mobile technology in many other areas of their lives."
A seat locator receipt is printed at the gate once the card is swiped.
For those season ticket holders that love to spread the wealth, sharing your investment is now done through the "My Wild Account." You can print off the ticket stubs there or send the link to print in an email to your family and friends. Those that split the tickets among a group of people, multiple digital cards can be made.
The technology transition has some ticket holders love the nostalgia of the ticket stub:
This is just one of the many upgrades that the Wild and the Xcel Energy Center is implementing to help improve the fan experience. That includes a brand spanking new HD center-hanging video board and upgraded ribbon boards that line the fascia of the suite and 200 levels.
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