WaitTime is going to change the way you sit in arenas!

WaitTime's technology will be introduced within Miami's American Airlines Arena and should immediately cut down consumers' time spent waiting to use the restroom and purchase concessions.

WaitTime is a no-brainer! It has been very well received by our fans and we love the additional discovery it provides for revenue centers in our venue. Not to mention the net-new sponsorship assets that was easy to pitch with our team.  Matthew Jafarian, VP Digital Strategy Innovation

Now you can understand and monitor fan behavior, increase efficiencies in operations and meet the demands of your fans.

"A phenomenal product and we think there's a lot of potential here." Amy Brooks, NBA CIO

Now we'll know how long someone waits in line per stand, and how much attrition there is per stand. We'll have a finer grain of detail to optimize the fan experience.

All sports and entertainment venues face the challenge of crowded concessions and other outlets. WaitTime has solved this problem with their digital signage integration of time relevant content and innovative artificial intelligence, making them a perfect partner for Cisco Sports Entertainment and their Cisco Vision Dynamic Digital Signage. Ken Martin, Executive Director of Global Digital Transformation Sports Entertainment

'This system will not only help to inform MCG patrons about the expected wait time, but also show and direct them to other nearby outlets that they may not have previously considered, and which may result in a quicker service experience,' [MCC chief executive Stuart Fox] said.

I have to say, its something I wish I had thought of first. Is this maybe the best tech out there for a sporting event?

WaitTime provides detailed analytics that stadium operators can use to create efficiencies and provide fans better experiences.

WaitTime’s technology has changed how our fans make concession decisions in our venue and helped us manage the vertical with much more consumer knowledge.            Scott Miner, Director of Business Solutions

The 'Melbourne Cricket Ground' will partner with WaitTime and launch the first intelligence system in the southern hemisphere that checks queues and crowds, and tells you when's quickest to grab something to eat or drink.

The Indiana Pacers want fans at their home games to spend more time cheering and less time waiting in line for tacos.

Adding the new system to the MCG app would help supporters get food and drinks and back to their seats quicker than ever.

A Detroit software company that utilizes artificial intelligence to provide real time data on fan traffic at entertainment venues, is expanding its lineup globally.

... a report this year from Oracle Corp. suggested that fan spending in games would go up 42 percent if wait times were halved. And on the facilities side, if the arena and its staff know where they need the most help, it could improve the overall customer service aspect of Pacers games too.

In a ground-breaking initiative to ease the burden for fans, the Melbourne Cricket Club has partnered with international technology company WaitTime to trial an innovative crowd intelligence system at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

...this is probably the tip of the iceberg for next level partnerships between these growing tech companies and sports properties.

This system will not only help to inform MCG patrons about the expected wait time, but also show and direct them to other nearby outlets that they may not have previously considered.Stuart Fox, CEO

...WaitTime has answered our prayers and appears to be something that venues should have implemented in venues a long time ago.

There are these screens throughout the [Miami Heat] concourse level where they tell you the concession stands...and it shows you the wait time! I don't understand how they do it! How do they keep updating it?

The idea is that people who know where lines are shorter will enjoy a game or concert much more if they don't spend much of it waiting in lineups.

An incredibly forward-thinking venue, dedicated to creating amazing experiences for patrons, MCG is the perfect partner for WaitTime as we debut our technology in the southern hemisphere.

'It's something we're trying to do for the fans to make it a better fan experience,' said Michael Gilbert, Senior Vice President of the Buffalo Sabres.

WaitTime's unique system of artificial intelligence and sensors will help us to improve our food and beverage service at the MCG.

With a touch of a button WaitTime can close or open outlets. WaitTime has been a great planning and management tool, especially if I am not onsite, I can check on the status of the event. Without a doubt, it’s absolutely had a very positive impact on evening out the crowd.David Jensen, Operations