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Free Wi-Fi at Paul Brown Stadium

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I know for me, I just want to have it available if I need it. A good example of using the Wi-Fi would be to post to BGP using Forum Runner without dipping into my data plan.

 

That too only I don't spell as well when I am at PBS.

 

Thanks papa!

What exactly do you want to use your phone for while at the Paul Brown Stadium? Is it just to be able to text and receive calls or do you do a lot of surfing on the internet in between commercial breaks?

 

I use mine for a bunch of things, but it is really helpful to get on Twitter and get injury information during the game. You don't get that at the game. They do put it on the big screen but a little after Twitter.

I use mine for a bunch of things, but it is really helpful to get on Twitter and get injury information during the game. You don't get that at the game. They do put it on the big screen but a little after Twitter.

 

Using screen info at PBS is really hit or miss. I know they are trying to maximize revenue and that gets in the way of relevant info.

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That too only I don't spell as well when I am at PBS.

 

Thanks papa!

 

Keep it simple. Stick to YEAH and BOO.

No calls, it better be life or death if you call me at a Bengals game.

 

A little bit of texting with fellow Bengals fans and/or NFL Fans and I like to be able to look up information about anything NFL related that enhances my experience at the game.

 

When you compare watching at home, to at the game, you realize how much TV can enrich your viewing experience. When you are at the game you are often left to your own devices to figure everything out and for that you need high speed Net access.

 

I'm similar to you in this fashion. I will send several texts at PBS, but I don't think I have ever made (or answered) a phone call.

 

I like to keep an eye on my fantasy team(s), check emails, etc. while at the game. It's also nice to be able to text/communicate with other people inside the stadium, which was a chore prior to wi-fi (i.e. meet me at the Pigskin Pub).

Keep it simple. Stick to YEAH and BOO.

 

At least Hue rhymes with Boo.

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