[kttam186290]

Originally Posted by ND_Irish

https://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/...ttendance.aspx

the article you linked to:

NFL Avg. Attendance Drops To Lowest Point Since ’04

By David Broughton and Andrew Levin
January 3, 2020

In other words, attendance is dropping off nationally with the exception of the Dallas Cowboys.

The future of "Bread & Circuses" doesn't bode well among Millennials and Gen Z.


I suppose all of these expensive stadiums can eventually be re-purposed?

[robr2]

Originally Posted by kttam186290

the article you linked to:



In other words, attendance is dropping off nationally with the exception of the Dallas Cowboys.

The future of "Bread & Circuses" doesn't bode well among Millennials and Gen Z.


I suppose all of these expensive stadiums can eventually be re-purposed?

Mulit-level fulfillment warehouse???

[timothyaw]

Originally Posted by kttam186290

the article you linked to:



In other words, attendance is dropping off nationally with the exception of the Dallas Cowboys.

The future of "Bread & Circuses" doesn't bode well among Millennials and Gen Z.


I suppose all of these expensive stadiums can eventually be re-purposed?

Including the one in your backyard?

[bleedorangeblue]

I think there will be a lot of tourists and celebrities that will attend the Raiders games just for the hell of it, especially so close to the strip. It is very similar to how in NYC, tourists and celebrities fill the stadium at MSG, as well as Barclays center in Brooklyn.

Also, since Football is so little games in a small part of the year, they should host concerts and other venues there when there are no scheduled games and during the off-season.

[RationalExpectations]

Originally Posted by Mariza160

I wanna call Vegas the Dining Capital.

Yes indeed. Moreover, with the plethora of public restrooms, "What Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas."

[RationalExpectations]

Originally Posted by bleedorangeblue

I would agree, but a specific food that Vegas doesn't do well at providing is NY style pizzas and bagels. Other than that, the food in Vegas is comparable to all the big cities.

It doesn't do Chicago style Pizza aside from one or two places.

[orca17]

Originally Posted by bleedorangeblue

Also, since Football is so little games in a small part of the year, they should host concerts and other venues there when there are no scheduled games and during the off-season.

I'm sure that they will figure out ways to make money off the stadium when it isn't being used by the Raiders or UNLV.

[kttam186290]

Originally Posted by timothyaw

Including the one in your backyard?

Yes! I was against it.

[JonathanLB]

Originally Posted by kttam186290

the article you linked to:



In other words, attendance is dropping off nationally with the exception of the Dallas Cowboys.

The future of "Bread & Circuses" doesn't bode well among Millennials and Gen Z.


I suppose all of these expensive stadiums can eventually be re-purposed?

Uhh, no, not gonna happen. The NFL is by far the most popular sport and they’ll have no issues with the stadiums. The league is clearly not going anywhere, it’s America’s favorite sport and that ain’t changing.

[tijlover]

The Millennials are the big game changers. Not inclined to gamble, go to baseball or football games or play golf. It may or may not be a challenge to keep that white elephant afloat over the years with events that will pull in this game-changing crowd.