Cajun Field Construction

[Turbine]

Until the "child care facility" in the north end zone is either closed off or redeveloped the stadium size is irrelevant and will always seem to look empty.

So you think building the SW EndZone seating made the stadium look fuller?

[JMV JustMyView]

Until the "child care facility" in the north end zone is either closed off or redeveloped the stadium size is irrelevant and will always seem to look empty.

You have a point.

[cajun4life]

Yes, but bowl the stadium with a smaller upper deck.

A horseshoe looks better.

Plus there isn’t a single seat in the lower bowl that is half as good as any seat in UD1,2 or 3.

[Crawfish]

If they stopped people from occupying the grass above the NEZ, the same people who whining about it making it look bad on TV now, would be whining because "poor junior loved sliding down that hill." Some would even declare that they would never attend another sporting event at UL. How do I know? It is based on past history of reading RP.

[Big Buds]

If they stopped people from occupying the grass above the NEZ, the same people who whining about it making it look bad on TV now, would be whining because "poor junior loved sliding down that hill." Some would even declare that they would never attend another sporting event at UL. How do I know? It is based on past history of reading RP.

This is true.

[BeauCajun]

Upper deck currently has about 5,300 seats of the nearly 41,000 in Cajun field. We know those are going away so that’s down to 35,500-35,800. If we are going down to 28,000, where are we losing another 7,000-8,000 seats?

We will lose quite a few seats on the west side. The “bowl effect” will be lowered significantly to accommodate ADA requirements.

[Ragin9221]

I may be wrong on how I think of it I thinking each section lower, upper, visitor lower all holds 10k.

Take down the upper deck it goes down to 20k. Endzone seating 5k. Top Deck rebuilt half the size 5k . 2k In suites

32k capacity?!

[cajun4life]

We will lose quite a few seats on the west side. The “bowl effect” will be lowered significantly to accommodate ADA requirements.

Lowered how?

[JMV JustMyView]

We will lose quite a few seats on the west side. The “bowl effect” will be lowered significantly to accommodate ADA requirements.

Their is only 2 people on this board this really knows what is going on with this project. BeauCajun is one of those guys. Listen to what he says.

[BeauCajun]

Lowered how?

Let’s just say the current concourse is 20’ above parking lot grade. The new concourse level may be at about 10’ above grade. Not saying those are the exact numbers but just an example.

By a combination of lowering the concourse as well as new ADA seating/row requirements will lower the number of seat rows in the lower bowl. The same thing will happen on the student side once that renovation is done.

[cajun4life]

Let’s just say the current concourse is 20’ above parking lot grade. The new concourse level may be at about 10’ above grade. Not saying those are the exact numbers but just an example.

By a combination of lowering the concourse as well as new ADA seating/row requirements will lower the number of seat rows in the lower bowl. The same thing will happen on the student side once that renovation is done.

Oofff well I sure hope the upper deck chair backs are part of the plan. The lower bowl sucks as it is now

[facelessjonmoon]

Let’s just say the current concourse is 20’ above parking lot grade. The new concourse level may be at about 10’ above grade. Not saying those are the exact numbers but just an example.

By a combination of lowering the concourse as well as new ADA seating/row requirements will lower the number of seat rows in the lower bowl. The same thing will happen on the student side once that renovation is done.

So the incline of the ramps at the 4 main gates is too steep?

Wouldn't that effect the new(er) south end zone too then? Its concourse is at the same basic grade