The Kansas City Royals will continue to offer free Wifi throughout Kauffman Stadium.

The free WiFi platform was initially available at the end of the 2014 regular season and throughout the playoff run to the 2014 World Series. At its peak last year during the playoffs, the platform handled more than 16,000 devices connected at the same time.

The Royals and Major League Baseball Advanced Media (MLBAM) are providing venue-wide internet connections thanks to the additional of nearly 600 access points placed throughout the K.

In a news release the team said the new system will provide coverage at every seat and in every corner of the venue inside the gates at Kauffman Stadium.

The team says WiFi will continue to serve as an important foundation for the MLB.com “At Bat” and “Ballpark” applications, Royals social media platform engagement, seat upgrades, digital ticketing initiatives, and open fan use with their favorite content and applications. To access, fans can connect to “RoyalsWiFi” on their wireless device once inside the stadium.

The Royals and Major League Baseball remind fans that safety remains paramount and ask all fans at Kauffman Stadium to remain attentive to the action on the field at all times.