Football Attendance Comparison

[ragin50]

CF doesn't have the room to do this, but the point is, as I've mentioned here before, our Athletic Dept/Marketing could learn a ton from these guys..
https://appstatesports.com/news/2022...-football.aspx

"Premium" seating is sitting in the end zone at ground level?

[fanof71]

"Premium" seating is sitting in the end zone at ground level?

I'm just the messenger...my point is that they are being creative with what they have

[GeauxCajuns]

I think ULM has that same set up

[Turbine]

I'm just the messenger...my point is that they are being creative with what they have

Louisiana should be scouring the country for ideas.

Not all will work here, but the research might light a spark.

My half cocked suggestion: Every single pregame should be something. completely different.

[John Cocktolstoy]

CF doesn't have the room to do this, but the point is, as I've mentioned here before, our Athletic Dept/Marketing could learn a ton from these guys..
https://appstatesports.com/news/2022...-football.aspx

We don’t have room to do that in the stadium. But there was once talk years ago of leveling off the north end zone hill and selling some sort of tailgating / ticket pass where you could by a spot and never leave your area for the game.

[Turbine]

We don’t have room to do that in the stadium. But there was once talk years ago of leveling off the north end zone hill and selling some sort of tailgating / ticket pass where you could by a spot and never leave your area for the game.

Minimal return on the terrain destruction.

Four Oaks would have to go, and only about 5 or 6 tailgate spots would benefit.

[HoustonCajun]

We don’t have room to do that in the stadium. But there was once talk years ago of leveling off the north end zone hill and selling some sort of tailgating / ticket pass where you could by a spot and never leave your area for the game.

Look at what SDSU is building, opening now. This is a good model for UL to follow.

1. New football stadium that will seat 35,000 but expandable to 55,000 (if they get in the PAC 12). The stadium looks big time even though small seating.
2. Innovation Village next to stadium. This concept was initially presented as a village around Cajun Field. Not sure what happened to that great concept.
3. The Piers & Rooftop Bar above end zone seating.

[John Cocktolstoy]

Minimal return on the terrain destruction.

Four Oaks would have to go, and only about 5 or 6 tailgate spots would benefit.

Not necessarily you could make a certain kind of system where every RV spot would have an option to purchase a certain number of tickets to get into that end zone area.

[Turbine]

Not necessarily you could make a certain kind of system where every RV spot would have an option to purchase a certain number of tickets to get into that end zone area.

Look at the area from a satellite, it's not that wide.

Minimal participants

[John Cocktolstoy]

Look at the area from a satellite, it's not that wide.

Minimal participants

Definitely don’t think it is the best solution. The idea might have actually been back in the Andrew Dumond days when Dr A had them hand cuffed and they were looking for little solutions to a big problem. It was basically fencing off parking lot and would be only bodies where the hill was. Those top payers could flow to and fro their TG during a game. Probably not ideal with a new stadium. This was back in the 90s thinking out the box.