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Originally posted by StOnEy333:
Will you guys just shut it. The joke is already lame.
idk about you but i care about the stadium that i'm paying big bucks to go to. if i'm paying to go to a technologically advanced stadium, that's what i expect to get.
Originally posted by OldMort49:Wifi issues can be fixed, no doubt. I have my doubts about traffic and parking though. The location of the stadium is inherently conducive to congestion and chaos. As a long time season ticket holder, I sincerely hope that the situation can at least be improved.
Originally posted by susweel:
plastic zip ties to secure it down, man talk about cutting corners.
Originally posted by PrisonOfGlass:
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Because you thought they were too expensive so now feel the need to make everyone who did pay for them feel stupid when in fact they only feel pity for you?
I figured, after I posted that obviously, that somebody would make an income crack. I didn't expect it from you.
The reason I didn't purchase tickets this season? It's not worth the extra money to sit in a steel dump. I enjoy value, I enjoy tailgating and I enjoy being able to park within five miles of my seat.
No, this year I'll be kicking it at home in front of the big screen, posting here during game day over my fully functional wifi.
Originally posted by luv49rs:
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Originally posted by luv49rs:
indeed. what bugs me is the highly-touted wifi that appears to be a failure
how is it a failure?
http://www.mercurynews.com/southbayfootball/ci_26269137/49ers-find-plenty-levis-stadium-issues-work-out
The heralded Wi-Fi system didn't let everyone log on.
http://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/Daily/Issues/2014/08/04/Facilities/Levis-Stadium.aspx
The Wi-Fi "crashed in the press box ... and the TVs went out for a long stretch." Some ticket buyers who "had tried to use the Levi's Stadium phone app to buy parking passes before the game were unsuccessful.
Originally posted by luv49rs:
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
Originally posted by luv49rs:
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http://www.mercurynews.com/southbayfootball/ci_26269137/49ers-find-plenty-levis-stadium-issues-work-out
The heralded Wi-Fi system didn't let everyone log on.+ Show all quotes
http://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/Daily/Issues/2014/08/04/Facilities/Levis-Stadium.aspx
The Wi-Fi "crashed in the press box ... and the TVs went out for a long stretch." Some ticket buyers who "had tried to use the Levi's Stadium phone app to buy parking passes before the game were unsuccessful.+ Show all quotes
so "everyone" didn't get to log on and "some" were unsuccessful...hardly a failure for their first ever game but OK
that should NOT happen for such a supposedly technologically advanced stadium
Originally posted by Marvin49:Uh...where exactly was the income crack? Cry me a freakin river.
You thought they were too expensive, correct? If so....what "crack" are you referring to.
What I think is sad is your need to denigrate the stadium to peeps who DID buy SBLs and who appear at this point to be pretty happy they did.
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Originally posted by luv49rs:
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
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so "everyone" didn't get to log on and "some" were unsuccessful...hardly a failure for their first ever game but OK
that should NOT happen for such a supposedly technologically advanced stadium
It ALWAYS happens when you launch a huge project like this one.
There is no way to test for having 48K people in the stands until you have 48k people in the stands.
The "test" is a soccer game that will expose the weaknesses in the network and tell the people behind the scenes where the problems are.
Originally posted by defenderDX:Originally posted by Marvin49:Originally posted by luv49rs:+ Show all quotes
that should NOT happen for such a supposedly technologically advanced stadium
It ALWAYS happens when you launch a huge project like this one.
There is no way to test for having 48K people in the stands until you have 48k people in the stands.
The "test" is a soccer game that will expose the weaknesses in the network and tell the people behind the scenes where the problems are.
Levi's stadium just needs to be be better today than they were yesterday, and better tomorrow than they were today. If Levi Stadium can get 1% better each day, then in 30 days they'll be 30% better.
Bravo.
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Originally posted by luv49rs:
that should NOT happen for such a supposedly technologically advanced stadium
It ALWAYS happens when you launch a huge project like this one.
There is no way to test for having 48K people in the stands until you have 48k people in the stands.
The "test" is a soccer game that will expose the weaknesses in the network and tell the people behind the scenes where the problems are.
Chit not working right, buggy software, and technological complexities are why I have a job 
Otherwise I would be living in a box on teh sidewalk next the Levi's 
OK, now I am bailing on this thread ... lol.
Originally posted by PrisonOfGlass:
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Uh...where exactly was the income crack? Cry me a freakin river.
You thought they were too expensive, correct? If so....what "crack" are you referring to.
What I think is sad is your need to denigrate the stadium to peeps who DID buy SBLs and who appear at this point to be pretty happy they did.
I think I'm allowed to voice an opinion against the shoddily constructed stadium. This is one of the league's premier teams and should have a stadium to match its legacy. Nowhere did I denigrate ticket holders.
Except Sportsfan. Not as a ticket holder so much as a Canadian with below-average stature.
Originally posted by Bluesbro:
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Originally posted by luv49rs:
that should NOT happen for such a supposedly technologically advanced stadium
It ALWAYS happens when you launch a huge project like this one.
There is no way to test for having 48K people in the stands until you have 48k people in the stands.
The "test" is a soccer game that will expose the weaknesses in the network and tell the people behind the scenes where the problems are.
It is obvious that you don't work in the IT or technology field with this comment
