As discussed online in forums and on platforms like YouTube, the NFL’s population of American football fans is passionate about their sport. In the same way, soccer fans in the UK are tribal; the various NFL franchises in the league have loyal supporters behind them during an average season. These same fans also have world-class arenas to frequent, with some of the NFL’s high-tech venues being filled with state-of-the-art inclusions.
For fans who attend the biggest games on the calendar, these imposing sporting homes don’t just entertain the field. Catering to every type of supporter in the process, there is live music to listen to before the game starts, an array of food choices to sample, fans look at NFL odds while queuing up for the latest merchandise, and banners to display during some passionate chanting. Some high-tech inclusions supplement all this, although some stadiums feature more technology-based products than the rest.
So, with sports fans in America enjoying their favorite pastime in a selection of world-class arenas, we briefly highlight some of the NFL’s most high-tech stadiums, many of which highlight just how amazing the sporting landscape is.
SoFi Stadium
Home of the Rams and Chargers, SoFi Stadium tends to go down well with visiting fans. The home fans are also happy, with this unbeatable home possessing a whole host of plus points. This well-designed home is stunning and highly modern, from a huge ETFE translucent canopy with 302 panels to its amazing Infinity Screen suspended above the field. Rams and Chargers fans are undoubtedly lucky to call it their home.
Levi’s Stadium
If you’re lucky enough to experience San Francisco, you should consider visiting Levi’s Stadium. Home of the 49ers, this highly rated arena offers superb state-of-the-art technology, such as charging stations and giant screens, while also housing their Yahoo Fantasy Football Sports Lounge, which is packed full of impressive tools. A venue NFL fans tend to rave about, Levi’s Stadium is one of the top stadiums in America.
Sun Life Stadium
Home of the Miami Dolphins, the Sun Life Stadium is widely regarded as one of the most spectacular homes in the NFL. Sure, the fact that it’s in Miami works in its favor, given its lush surroundings. Still, this glorious home field also houses some high-tech inclusions, including various analytics tools around the stadium. With the help of IBM, the Dolphins’ hierarchy has added IBM Cloud, a platform that gives fans immediate access to scores, stats, and other up-to-date findings on their smartphone devices. These interactive tools are engaging and supplemented by alternatives like massive screens. Overall, the Sun Life Stadium is excellent.
AT&T Stadium
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Despite losing the Super Bowl to the Eagles last season, the Dallas Cowboys are winning in their home stadium. AT&T Stadium has an abundance of innovative features, including a rotating 180-foot jumbo video board, a QR code in every seat so fans can access an array of offerings, and the largest-ever electronic retractable glass doors at each end zone. Overall, it’s special.
Allegiant Stadium
Las Vegas is known for its bright lights and its extravagance, making the Allegiant Stadium’s state-of-the-art design hardly surprising. The Raiders’ home has everything a fan could want, from 41 LED videoboards and over 2,550 displays to cashless turnstiles and a retractable grass field design. Overall, it’s an excellent space to watch football.