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My seats are on the end of an aisle next to a ramp entrance. You guys are making me really nervous.
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While I’m in no way affiliated with the organization nor with the architects in charge of the renovations to know with 100% certainty, I think your seats may be safe.I'm not going to be happy if my seats in 102 (row 22) get eliminated. I moved from 559 last year, the ticket officer could have mentioned this before I switched.
Loge 232 seats 1-4 since 1986. Lots of great people in that section over the years will be missed.305 after 38 years gone
Good info, thanks!While I’m in no way affiliated with the organization nor with the architects in charge of the renovations to know with 100% certainty, I think your seats may be safe.
Sect. 102 only has 29 rows and I can’t see them knocking out over 75% of the section it would take for your Row 22 seats to become a casualty of the field level suites. Now it is a possibility still, I’d be more worried if you were sitting within the first 10-15 rows because that’s where I think the magic number will lie.
Using the Falcons’ new stadium as an example, their field suites are in both endzones and the first row in the “plaza” sections above them is Row 10. So unless they need more structural support, your Row 22 seats may be safe.
Is this still ongoing, or has everyone losing seats been notified?
We should have only ramps and stairs. No escalators so people can get their pregame workout in. Of course still have elevators for the handicapped and unfit people.What's going in the ramp sections? How are they going to funnel everyone out the dome after the game without the ramps?
I prefer the ramps to the escalators. However, if no ramps need something other than stairs. Older fans cannot climb stairs up to/down from the terrace.We should have only ramps and stairs. No escalators so people can get their pregame workout in. Of course still have elevators for the handicapped and unfit people.
I prefer the ramps to the escalators. However, if no ramps need something other than stairs. Older fans cannot climb stairs up to/down from the terrace.
I like going down the ramps because the escalators have lines and the ramps don't. But the ramps take up a lot of space. They are supposed to be adding in more escalators and elevators.
Still, the fact that removing these long-term Saints fans from their displaced season tickets seats even while it certainly has a beneficial value in terms of keeping the Super dome relevant in terms of boosting and enhancing team's revenue stream while ensuring they stay in New Orleans, its still seems like a unwelcome, hard pill to swallow, for a few.This stinks for all the loyal fans displaced from their season tickets, but, unfortunately, this is the price of doing business in the current NFL.
If we want to keep the Superdome while boosting revenue to ensure the team’s presence in NOLA, then this type of work is necessary. As others have said, it also keeps the city as a prime host for future Super Bowls, CFP games, and WrestleManias.