Which innovative point-of-sale technology was first widely adopted by major theater chains in the early 2000s that revolutionized movie ticket purchasing?

Before digital ticketing dominated the industry, movie theaters relied on sophisticated point-of-sale systems to manage the chaos of blockbuster openings. These systems evolved dramatically as the film industry grew from neighborhood theaters to multiplexes. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal technological shift that changed how we purchase movie tickets and concessions, impacting both customer experience and studio revenue tracking.

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Self-service kiosks with touch screens that allowed customers to select seats and print tickets
RFID wristband systems that allowed contactless entry similar to theme parks
Voice-activated ticket dispensers at concession stands
Facial recognition systems that automatically charged customers upon theater entry