Your own Dome Improvements

tweeky · 06-10-2003, 08:00 AM

If a new stadium can not be built, what would you do to improve the Superdome?

I'd do the following...

1. New rug. Ask Deuce which he prefers and go with that come hell or high water.
2. Add more luxury suites. Total capacity may shrink some but it would still be adequate considering market size. 55,000 seats would still work fine and keep the fat cats happy.
3. Ban all politicians from any decision making. Hire one of the best firms available for this project and LEAVE THEM ALONE. :mad:

The 3rd is probably the most important but about as likely as monkeys flying out my azz.

I haven't been to the Dome in a few years. Is it really falling apart now? Is it really obsolete? Or is all the hype just a ploy to get a new stadium built?

I think I may already know the answer even over here in South Alabama.

06-10-2003, 08:00 AM	#1
tweeky 500th Post Join Date: May 2003 Location: South Alabama Posts: 779	Your own Dome Improvements If a new stadium can not be built, what would you do to improve the Superdome? I'd do the following... 1. New rug. Ask Deuce which he prefers and go with that come hell or high water. 2. Add more luxury suites. Total capacity may shrink some but it would still be adequate considering market size. 55,000 seats would still work fine and keep the fat cats happy. 3. Ban all politicians from any decision making. Hire one of the best firms available for this project and LEAVE THEM ALONE. :mad: The 3rd is probably the most important but about as likely as monkeys flying out my azz. I haven't been to the Dome in a few years. Is it really falling apart now? Is it really obsolete? Or is all the hype just a ploy to get a new stadium built? I think I may already know the answer even over here in South Alabama.