Cajun Field Renovation Plans

[Turbine]

Upper deck needs to be demolished.

No visible seating from Congress.

Raise the curiosity factor.

The upper deck looks empty even when the lower deck is full.

Get rid of it and kill the misconception.

[CajunT]

I agree. Part of the initial plan should be to secure two or three big oil or Healthcare companies to occupy office space at Cajun Field. Texas Tech leases their stadium club for weddings and events. We could do the same.

Lastly we should include a few counter serve resturants like Chipolte, Zoes or even a Dunkin Donuts. They would make a killing as come and go while at the bus stop.

A 35K seat stadium with individual seats and a completed lower bowl and a new press tower is all we need.

And that is exactly what is being considered. With a larger video scoreboard.

[cajun4life]

Anything with a canopy and better seating in the lower bowl.

[Turbine]

And that is exactly what is being considered. With a larger video scoreboard.

Keep the current scoreboard for advertising and snippets and put the new Humongous 8K Swamp Capture scoreboard back where the original was over the south end zone tunnel.

[jcstewart]

Anything with a canopy and better seating in the lower bowl.

Anything patterned after a 35K MLS stadium would be nice.

[cajun4life]

Anything patterned after a 35K MLS stadium would be nice.

Bingo!

[DieHard1280]

Anything patterned after a 35K MLS stadium would be nice.

Would be great, but according to BOP/Jay/TalktomeWillis we ain't getting that. Don't see how that could be done in phases.

[CajunT]

Anything with a canopy and better seating in the lower bowl.

Dude seriously, this isn't South Africa! Can you show me an actual NCAA Football Stadium with a canopy today? A modern traditional stadium similar to SMU will do the job unless some of you millennials care to drop some extra dimes in the box. LMOA!!!

[HoustonCajun]

And that is exactly what is being considered. With a larger video scoreboard.

Bowl the stadium. Mirror the NEZ with the SEZ. Build the concessions, etc. currently in the SEZ across the east side of the stadium. Tear down the upper deck and build the new press box with the lower level suites and seating. Tear down the Cox Bldg. and build an admin building on the back side of the east side of the stadium facing the Cajundome and replace the space with a mini version of the quad on campus with the FDL fountain, thereby connecting the athletic campus with the academic campus. That should seat 35,000+ and give us what we need at this point.

[CajunT]

Bowl the stadium. Mirror the NEZ with the SEZ. Build the concessions, etc. currently in the SEZ across the east side of the stadium. Tear down the upper deck and build the new press box with the lower level suites and seating. Tear down the Cox Bldg. and build an admin building on the back side of the east side of the stadium facing the Cajundome and replace the space with a mini version of the quad on campus with the FDL fountain, thereby connecting the athletic campus with the academic campus. That should seat 35,000+ and give us what we need at this point.

There will be no upper deck. But you are right on the rest. The Suites will run the length of the west side at the top, media booth, club house (Athlete dinning hall during the week), hall of fame and offices. There will be room for growth, but there is no need for 45K in seating at this point. Those are some of the points I've heard.

[Cajunrunner]

There will be no upper deck. But you are right on the rest. The Suites will run the length of the west side at the top, media booth, club house (Athlete dinning hall during the week), hall of fame and offices. There will be room for growth, but there is no need for 45K in seating at this point. Those are some of the points I've heard.

We’re out of our minds if we build a stadium for 45k people. 35k is perfect given our history, and we don’t need a bunch of bells and whistles.

[Turbine]

Fans wanting immediate progress is how we ended up with the SEZ...do it right

Clearing out and opening up the sideline RedZone seating to the general public was a mistake. Doing it the exact same season the new SEZ seating opened rendered the investment worthless.