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2 hours ago, PonyBoy said:

 

They must have escalators I would think in the new stadium yes? 


Escalators in a stadium get log-jammed. I dont even use them because waiting in a long line to use the escalator, just to get off and wait in another long line to use the next escalator is a pain.

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Posted
8 hours ago, SoCal Deek said:

Down she goes! 

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So final.....

6 hours ago, TFBillsfan said:

Theoretically, demolition of the old stadium shouldn’t take that long. That gives them almost 4 months to complete the demo before the season starts. 

 

March 2027 from what I'm reading

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Posted
2 hours ago, PonyBoy said:

 

They must have escalators I would think in the new stadium yes? 

It wouldn't surprise me at all.  But they are major choke points and in my experience, leaving via escalator requires patience.  Less of an issue at home but I have nightmares about leaving NRG after 5 straight losses to the Texans and getting subjected to 30 minutes of abuse trying to exit.   

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Lincoln Financial (Eagles) has escalators, but right next to them are ramps. I'll take the ramps, it may take longer to walk up, but it's never crowded like it is on the escalators. 

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39 minutes ago, Mr Wild said:

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So it is 66 seats across. Average size of a seat is roughly 21 inches. 4 walkways lets say 5 feet across.

 

That would be 130-140 feet? Which comparing to other stadiums is the size of Hard Rock.  Which makes it a little less wide but taller

 

Screen Sizes around NFL

 

 

So it will make Dalton Kincaid look even skinnier?

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Posted
57 minutes ago, Mr Wild said:

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So it is 66 seats across. Average size of a seat is roughly 21 inches. 4 walkways lets say 5 feet across.

 

That would be 130-140 feet? Which comparing to other stadiums is the size of Hard Rock.  Which makes it a little less wide but taller

 

Screen Sizes around NFL

 


Dude talking about sizes. You know it’s like half of whatever he said. 

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The speed at which they are demolishing the old Rich Stadium, before even opening the new stadium is interesting.  Makes me think the place was very much in disrepair and the organization probably breathed a sigh of relief that nothing fell apart during last season!  

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That was the area I sat at the last game I was there. What will take a lot longer is the below ground section and the filling in of the hole. They will not  just be throwing the debris in there. From seeing other demolitions they pulverize the concrete and remove the rebar and metal beams. From someone who knows what they will do, they will  be putting a layer of dirt, then a layer of pulverized slate from the pile that is currently at ECC, compacting that and then another layer, and so forth. That is to make sure that there is a solid base where the old Highmark was.

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Posted
7 minutes ago, TFBillsfan said:

Assuming they are relocating the Ralph Wilson statue to the new stadium? Surprised they havent removed it yet from its current location. 

 

I would think so. Ralph is/was/ and always will be the most important Bill of them all. Without him there is no Buffalo Bills.

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Posted
6 hours ago, TFBillsfan said:

Assuming they are relocating the Ralph Wilson statue to the new stadium? Surprised they havent removed it yet from its current location. 

 Ralph will be riding the largest bison.

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