In 1989, the movie ความได้เปรียบการเดิมพันออนไลน์ของ UFABET Field of Dreams introduced us to Ray Kinsella and his belief that “if you build it, they will come.” It’s a sentiment that’s just as relevant in today’s world of sports entertainment, where a great stadium experience can propel fans into lifetime loyalty, driving them to spend over $50 billion annually on teams and leagues.

To win this loyal fan base, stadiums need to meet a host of expectations that range from the basics such as having a comfortable seat, clear view of the action, and adequate food options, to new experiences such as mobile apps, live social media platforms, and interactive video displays. Addressing these fundamentals, however, is not enough on its own to differentiate the in-stadium fan experience from broadcast and streaming options, entice fans to attend games in person, and keep them coming back for years to come.

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Despite the fact that these basics have the highest relative importance for most sports, they are not enough to create an in-stadium experience that will win out over broadcast and over-the-top streaming options, or encourage fans to purchase tickets and attend games in person. To do so, teams need to innovate for a fan base that may not know what they want to receive yet, and help them occupy the significant downtime of plays, timeouts, and other periods that exist in all sports stadiums.

One example of this is EDGE Sound Research’s innovative, two-tier mobile seating lounge that can enhance the stadium experience for fans who are seated at longer distances from home plate than the usual seats. The technology can be deployed in existing stadium seating, or in new areas dedicated to the fan experience.