Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium went completely cashless to try to cut down on lines and increase efficiency and sales volume — here's how it's going:
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The stadium offers an alternative to enable cash-reliant consumers to pay by card. To accommodate consumers who prefer or need to use cash, the stadium installed 10 machines where attendees can insert between $1 and $1,000 in cash and receive a Visa prepaid card to spend at the stadium.
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