I'm so glad we're lowering capacity.
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I'm so glad we're lowering capacity.
Thursday night ACC football from Pittsburgh, PA‼️
— College Football Campus Tour (@CFBcampustour) November 16, 2023
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Lower bowl entry will still be through gates A and C. Changes will occur at those gates and ramps, but they will essentially be in the same spot and serve the same purpose as what they do now.
The premium entry plaza and entrance that you see is essentially a massively upscaled version of what they have now at Faulkinberry Tower.
A couple of other questions, for you or anyone else in the know:
1. It’s said the east & west bowls will be symmetrical on the NEZ. I guess that means the northern part of west lower bowl will extend longer that it is now, which means the size of the Hill/Levee/Day Care Center will be reduced?
2. It’s kind of hard to see in the renderings, and I guess actual construction could change, but will the main concourse still be all around the field? So fans will still be able to walk around the entire field on the concourse?
Thanks.
Thanks.
And the more I look and learn about all the new improvements to CF, the more I question using the term ‘renovation’ to describe it all. I mean if…I mean when….the east side is done, only the field itself will not have changed much. Is that really a renovation?
I mean if you demolish something and build something entirely new, is that really a renovation?
The same thing had applied to the the new Tigue. It is basically a totally new faculty from what it was, just in the same place.
Maggard mentioned to a larger access point somewhere in the stadium to allow for concerts and bigger events to get their equipment in to CF for additional revenue streams. (One of the biggest reasons why we couldn't do that in the past)
Were there any mentions of that?
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