The New York Times published an interesting article about the fan experience at games and how they are turning more into spectacles than athletic events. Some innovations are good. I don’t mind hearing the sounds from the floor all the way up in the upper deck, but sometimes it’s a little over the top. You go to the games to watch the games, not to catch a T-shirt. The only thing the bells and whistles help to do are attract more casual fans, which will outprice your loyal customers. In the long-run, that’s not good business. And for the love of Chipotle, can they please stop playing rap music while the ball is in play?
Rainman Suite 