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"People who suffer with peanut allergies will soon be able to enjoy a baseball game at Kauffman Stadium in a safe environment.The Kansas City Royals said the team is responding to requests from parents of children with allergies who want to attend games.Peanuts and peanut dust can cause severe allergic reactions for some people, a tough situation where \"peanuts and Cracker Jack\" are part of baseball's traditional song.Starting May 28, the Royals will set aside one game per month with a peanut-free suite. The suite will have its own bathrooms and a special kitchen and cleaning crew to avoid cross-contamination. There will also be a medical attendant on hand.The team said it can't guarantee a 100 percent peanut-free zone, but it will do everything possible, including a deep clean of the suite and a separate route for fans to get there.\"A lot of the parents I've talked to are saying their kids are begging them to come out to a baseball game,\" said Royals Director of Guest Experioence Anthony Mozzicato. \"I think they hear other children or other kids in their school talk about it, so we're going to do this and we're going to be able to offer them that experience.\"The suite will hold 21 fans each. The Royals are asking fans to limit ticket purchases to groups of four so that it can host at least five families per game. Tickets are $55 per person and include food and drinks throughout the same.The Royals said more information will be available on the team website next week."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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