NFL still Working to Enhance Stadium Experience

[theguru]

The NFL has announced a partnership with Experience (expapp.com) to enhance the fan experience on game day. Experience will deliver a mobile technology to participating NFL Clubs to facilitate in-venue seat upgrades and experiential opportunities for fans including exclusive offerings for Season Ticket Members. The NFL and Experience also will collaborate on future technologies to continue revolutionizing the in-stadium experience.

 

There are other methods NFL teams are using to attract fans, including the Falcons using a service that allows fans to pay to have cheerleaders come and greet them. Adding better WIfi service is the one thing all 2 teams are trying to do. As of now, it's rather difficult to use your phone in an NFL stadium once kickoff happens.

 

What could the Cincinnati Bengals do to make their in-stadium experience better so you would want to attend their games more?

 

NFL still Working to Enhance Stadium Experience - Cincy Jungle

[theguru]

I have talked to the Bengals at length about the lack of phone service inside the stadium. That one is a biggie for me. And I also agree that the in home experience is so great the NFL needs to work hard in this area to avoid a big slide.

[NEERFAN]

They know the best experience is on the couch. I know I would never pay for a cheerleader to greet me, what a waste of funds.

[BobcatAlum]

Went to watch my Browns play the Bengals this season in Cincy and I have to agree with you g on that cell phone reception needs to be improved on.

[ColonelCrazy]

It's easy: free wifi and improved cell reception.

 

That's all I've ever asked for.

[PurplePride92]

I don't think the in-game experience will ever surpass the at-home experience. For me the best part is the tailgating.

[Voice of Reason]

I have talked to the Bengals at length about the lack of phone service inside the stadium. That one is a biggie for me. And I also agree that the in home experience is so great the NFL needs to work hard in this area to avoid a big slide.

 

I agree. I would much rather watch a game at home than at the stadium. I had tickets to one game this past season. I left at halftime and watched the second half at home.

[halfback20]

The at home experience is great but there's nothing like being at a home game for your team...

 

 

Problem is its expensive. Very expensive.

[doubledeuce]

All the TV timeouts suck at home and are even worse at the game.

[Wireman]

Lower tickets prices, don't force children under 10 to buy a full-priced ticket, bring fun back to the game, free wifi, better cell service and cheaper beer.

[HammerTime]

I don't think the in-game experience will ever surpass the at-home experience. For me the best part is the tailgating.

 

That's pretty much the only plus.

[Getslow]

cheaper beer.

 

My experience at Paul Brown was that, for the first time in my life, I wished for prohibition.

 

Just an awful place full of awful people. Moderation in all things, everyone.

[swamprat]

I guess I'm the exception. I prefer being in the stadium. I love all of it, the tailgating, the pregame ceremonies, the crowd, the noise, 3rd down, and more tailgating.

[Voice of Reason]

All the TV timeouts suck at home and are even worse at the game.

 

That is my biggest complaint about attending games. For some reason, the TV timeouts don't really bother me at home. At the stadium, no matter how good the game is I get bored because of all the TV timeouts.

[Jaysie]

I love the "at game" experience. Go early & stay late. I like watching the play develop, who's moving where, who's running what route, and screaming "He's open" at the top of my lungs. At home, you see only what the tv wants you to see. Then, you see the play over if it works. Hate tv timeouts. Listen to the radio broadcast during the game and watch with my own eyes..