With 23 new premium suites being built in Kyle Field, anyone know how many suites that will make and how it compares to other college and pro stadiums? It's a major revenue maker for Jerry World and other stadiums to have them.

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That's actually a reasonable question. No clue, but curious as well.

Obvious answer is obvious


Tree-fitty

currently there are 126

BQ`81 said:

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currently there are 126

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Wow! I don't think Jerry World has near that number.

NFL averages 157 suites per stadium. Jerry world has 380. NRG has 196. Hard for colleges to match NFL numbers since their stadiums get used for bowl games, concerts, monster truck rallies, and many other events. They're in bigger cities with greater populations to draw from. They also get 8-9 games plus preseason compared to colleges that get 6 or 7.

Are there any architect's renderings of what the South Endzone seating will look like after remodel?

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Well let's see .. there's ice cream, churros, Snickers, Dipping dots, uh.... Cookies maybe?

I'm gonna say 6 or 7.

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Are there any architect's renderings of what the South Endzone seating will look like after remodel?

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Renderings were mentioned during the press conference last week. However, I have not seen them. I quick Google didn't turn anything up either.

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Are there any architect's renderings of what the South Endzone seating will look like after remodel?

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Renderings were mentioned during the press conference last week. However, I have not seen them. I quick Google didn't turn anything up either.

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One rendering I found shows the new suites in-between the 100 and the 200 level seating- much like the North end. The rendering is on the front page of 12thman as one entry in a slide show.

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Are there any architect's renderings of what the South Endzone seating will look like after remodel?

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After looking at these renderings of the new south end zone at Kyle Field, I have come to the conclusion that a lazy river will NOT be a part of the changes. pic.twitter.com/taRdtBZHLp

— Zach Taylor (@ZachTaylorSport) August 26, 2022