Minnesota Twins Spring Training Game
I recently attended a Minnesota Twins spring training game, and overall, it was a great experience. The game itself was enjoyable, with solid action on the field, and the stadium was clean and well-maintained. The staff was friendly and helpful, making it an easy and pleasant visit.
One notable change this year is that the stadium has completely switched to a cashless system—credit or debit card only. While this might be convenient for some, it felt a bit forced for those who prefer using cash. I also couldn’t help but wonder how many kids are going to end up losing their parents’ credit cards now that cash isn’t an option. It just seems like an unnecessary hassle.
Another thing that stood out was the tipping process at concession stands. When you swipe your card for a $9 lemonade (yes, pricey as expected), you’re immediately prompted to add a tip. The awkward part is that the staff member stands there waiting while you make your choice, which can make you feel pressured to tip for a simple transaction. Tipping is great when it’s warranted, but this setup just didn’t feel right.
All in all, it was a good game-day experience, but the cashless policy and uncomfortable tipping process took away from the...
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