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Clear the concourse on matchday.

When thousands arrive at once, Kayana keeps every kiosk, bar and handheld moving — so fans spend more and queue less, while you see takings by stand in real time.

Kayana Tickets

Sell tickets and run the door

Kayana Tickets is our dedicated event platform — online and box-office ticket sales plus fast door scanning — and it feeds the same system that runs food, drink and merch inside the venue.

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  • Online + box-office ticket sales
  • Fast door scanning and entry
  • One view of tickets and on-site spend

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A stadium POS system has to process thousands of transactions in the short window between kick-off and half-time, without queues stretching back past the concourse.

Handling Concourse Volume at Kick-off and Half-time

Half-time creates the sharpest spike a venue will see all season, with every kiosk and bar hit at once for a short window. A stadium POS system built for that kind of surge needs enough terminals running in parallel to clear a queue before play restarts, not just enough for an average Tuesday fixture.

Payment Options Across Every Concourse Point

Card terminals, mobile devices and fixed tills all need to work from the same stock and sales data, whether that's a seating-level bar or a pitch-side kiosk. Stadium payment solutions that connect every point of sale keep pricing and inventory consistent across the ground, and a stadium EPOS system ties it together with reporting after the final whistle.

Self-Service for Faster Concourse Queues

Queuing for a pint or a pie eats into the time fans have between periods of play. A self-service kiosk for stadiums lets supporters order and pay without waiting for staff, which spreads demand across more service points than a staffed bar alone can offer.

Tracking Orders From Seat to Pitch-side Bar

A stadium ordering system that lets fans order from their seat and collect at a designated point cuts down on missed action during a match. It also gives operators a clearer read on demand by kick-off time and concourse location, which helps with staffing decisions on matchday.