STADIUMS, ARENAS & ENTERTAINMENT

Cellular coverage for venues and districts

In-building coverage across the venue and the district, from a sold-out Saturday to a quiet Tuesday.

For decades a stadium filled once or twice a week and went dark the rest of the time. That model is over. The modern venue anchors a year-round district — apartments, offices, a hotel, restaurants, retail, structured parking and public plazas built around the bowl. Every one of those days runs on a phone: a sold-out night brings a hundred thousand people within an hour, and the rest of the week residents, office tenants, hotel guests and diners fill the same district — all on their own phones, on every carrier. And the crowd is not only an obstacle — a hundred thousand people reaching for the same spectrum in the same hour is a capacity problem no outdoor network was sized for.

ANDREW^® brings the mobile operators' networks inside and distributes them across the seating bowl, concourses and steel-and-concrete back-of-house, suites, clubs and premium levels deep in the building, structured and below-grade parking, the hotel, residential and office towers around the venue, and the public plazas and spaces between buildings. Whether the answer is a building-wide distributed antenna system (DAS), targeted small cells or both, ANDREW designs it as a true neutral-host foundation — energy-efficient and ready to scale from a sold-out Saturday to a quiet Tuesday.