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Originally posted by StOnEy333:That would be the biggest canopy in the history of the world. lol
Candlestick was in the same direction up in SF for all these years. East side faced the sun. It's not a big deal.
Originally posted by richierichard:It seems that thew fans on the east end have direct sunlight beating down for most of the the game. Couldn't the team add some sort of canopy for shade or something similar?
Originally posted by Marvin49:its not the heat, its the sun and with the stadium being mostly white it's even brighter
Gotta tell ya....
The complaints about the heat crack me up.
What do peeps think the weather is like in North Carolina, Miami, KC, or a host of other places in August and September?
Baseball is played ALL during the summer. Wear a freakin' hat and sunscreen.
It's not Candlestick. It isn't 20 degrees colder than the rest of the bay. Ya know what tho? In December and January it won't be 20 degrees colder either.
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:its not the heat, its the sun and with the stadium being mostly white it's even brighterOriginally posted by Marvin49:Gotta tell ya....
The complaints about the heat crack me up.
What do peeps think the weather is like in North Carolina, Miami, KC, or a host of other places in August and September?
Baseball is played ALL during the summer. Wear a freakin' hat and sunscreen.
It's not Candlestick. It isn't 20 degrees colder than the rest of the bay. Ya know what tho? In December and January it won't be 20 degrees colder either.
Same sun we get at candlestick in Sept/Oct...nothing you can do about it..just hope for overcast
Originally posted by StOnEy333:What are you talking about with the brightness? Nobody is ridiculously complaining about the brightness. It's the heat that people won't shut up about. And all the white is on the outsides anyway. The only really bright white parts on the insides where the cushioned walls around the outside of the field level. And that was all changed to red once the season started.
San Diego game:
Philly game:
Originally posted by Niners99:Are we the only stadium in NFL history to get sun? How is it too hot to watch the game? Its not like Santa Clara is Phoenix...
Originally posted by StOnEy333:Philly game also..and its bright
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by Marvin49:its not the heat, its the sun and with the stadium being mostly white it's even brighter
Gotta tell ya....
The complaints about the heat crack me up.
What do peeps think the weather is like in North Carolina, Miami, KC, or a host of other places in August and September?
Baseball is played ALL during the summer. Wear a freakin' hat and sunscreen.
It's not Candlestick. It isn't 20 degrees colder than the rest of the bay. Ya know what tho? In December and January it won't be 20 degrees colder either.
Same sun we get at candlestick in Sept/Oct...nothing you can do about it..just hope for overcast
What are you talking about with the brightness? Nobody is ridiculously complaining about the brightness. It's the heat that people won't shut up about. And all the white is on the outsides anyway. The only really bright white parts on the insides where the cushioned walls around the outside of the field level. And that was all changed to red once the season started.
San Diego game:
Philly game:
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by StOnEy333:Philly game also..and its bright
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by Marvin49:its not the heat, its the sun and with the stadium being mostly white it's even brighter
Gotta tell ya....
The complaints about the heat crack me up.
What do peeps think the weather is like in North Carolina, Miami, KC, or a host of other places in August and September?
Baseball is played ALL during the summer. Wear a freakin' hat and sunscreen.
It's not Candlestick. It isn't 20 degrees colder than the rest of the bay. Ya know what tho? In December and January it won't be 20 degrees colder either.
Same sun we get at candlestick in Sept/Oct...nothing you can do about it..just hope for overcast
What are you talking about with the brightness? Nobody is ridiculously complaining about the brightness. It's the heat that people won't shut up about. And all the white is on the outsides anyway. The only really bright white parts on the insides where the cushioned walls around the outside of the field level. And that was all changed to red once the season started.
San Diego game:
Philly game:
In the shade its not hot, in the sun its hot
When its really a hot humid day, you can't really escape the heat even in the shade
Originally posted by Marvin49:Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:Philly game also..and its brightOriginally posted by StOnEy333:Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:its not the heat, its the sun and with the stadium being mostly white it's even brighterOriginally posted by Marvin49:Gotta tell ya....
The complaints about the heat crack me up.
What do peeps think the weather is like in North Carolina, Miami, KC, or a host of other places in August and September?
Baseball is played ALL during the summer. Wear a freakin' hat and sunscreen.
It's not Candlestick. It isn't 20 degrees colder than the rest of the bay. Ya know what tho? In December and January it won't be 20 degrees colder either.
Same sun we get at candlestick in Sept/Oct...nothing you can do about it..just hope for overcast
What are you talking about with the brightness? Nobody is ridiculously complaining about the brightness. It's the heat that people won't shut up about. And all the white is on the outsides anyway. The only really bright white parts on the insides where the cushioned walls around the outside of the field level. And that was all changed to red once the season started.
San Diego game:
Philly game:
In the shade its not hot, in the sun its hot
When its really a hot humid day, you can't really escape the heat even in the shade
SMH.
Ever been to Miami?
Hearing Bay Area residents complain about the heat is ridiculous.
not a bad deal. I think they will be cheaper in a year or two.