The company announces a new green pass control system to speed up entrances
MILAN. A day and a half before the match, 30,000 tickets have already been sold for Milan-Cagliari tomorrow evening 29 August at San Siro. An important response from the Rossoneri fans who can return to the stadium more than 18 months after the last time. San Siro has a reduced capacity of 50%, between 35 and 37 thousand seats, given the regulations in force, and the presence in the stands is bound to the green pass.
“In addition to maintaining the highest standard in terms of hygiene in all areas of the stadium – reads the note from Milan – the club has also introduced a new digital ticket control system to speed up access to the entrance, with the ‘goal of minimizing gatherings. With the same aim, the number of access gates will also be increased, with control personnel equipped with digital palmtops to verify the green pass ». (Handle).