HELP!!! I need a detailed seating chart of Arrowhead...

[Fish]

Originally Posted by I'mAlwaysRight

That's not the idea here, all it takes is enough people wearing black to sit in the right seats at the same time. With all of the empty seats (maybe less so for Denver), and most of the fans wearing black anyway, it shouldn't be too hard to pull off. Crudely done, but something like this.



Wouldn't that be a beautiful thing to see on Sunday?


Thanks, that's the best I've seen so far.

You're overlooking a lot of details that would prevent this from happening. Sure all it takes it enough people in the right spots. But that would be nearly impossible to pull off. Plus, you have no control over the people around those spelling the letters, which is just as important. If most of the fans are wearing black anyway, as you point out, then there won't be any contrast to the people spelling the letters. If you can't control the colors around the letters you're wanting to spell, it won't be legible in the least. And you're talking about dozens upon dozens of random people, over many different sections. You're not going to be able to shuffle people around in seats, even with the lack of crowd. Add to that, that any attempt at you directing people where to sit would result in the greencoat Nazis hauling you away. They don't show the upper levels on TV much anyway.

Nobel idea, but not feasible.

[MatriculatingHank]

Originally Posted by KC Fish

You're not going to be able to shuffle people around in seats, even with the lack of crowd. Add to that, that any attempt at you directing people where to sit would result in the greencoat Nazis hauling you away.

Speaking of this, how tight IS security about people moving to different sections as the game progresses?
With entire rows empty in the lower sections is it very hard to move down and sit there?

[Fish]

Originally Posted by MatriculatingHank

Speaking of this, how tight IS security about people moving to different sections as the game progresses?
With entire rows empty in the lower sections is it very hard to move down and sit there?

With crowds like last week, it doesn't take much effort. But it gets exponentially tighter the more crowded it is. They still check tickets to get into the rich club level spots most times, but not the top and bottom levels. This year there haven't been many ****s given over where people are sitting.

Originally Posted by KC Fish

You're overlooking a lot of details that would prevent this from happening. Sure all it takes it enough people in the right spots. But that would be nearly impossible to pull off. Plus, you have no control over the people around those spelling the letters, which is just as important. If most of the fans are wearing black anyway, as you point out, then there won't be any contrast to the people spelling the letters. If you can't control the colors around the letters you're wanting to spell, it won't be legible in the least. And you're talking about dozens upon dozens of random people, over many different sections. You're not going to be able to shuffle people around in seats, even with the lack of crowd. Add to that, that any attempt at you directing people where to sit would result in the greencoat Nazis hauling you away. They don't show the upper levels on TV much anyway.

Nobel idea, but not feasible.

This is why I don't want any part of it. If somebody wants to manage it, great. But you need at least 150 people and the cooperation of people who sit in those seats. What if you encounter a "Deb" right in the middle of those seats? I think mapping the letters is about 2% of the job. The rest is finding dependable people to spell it, show up, and sit there at the right time.

[|Zach|]

Originally Posted by Phobia

This is why I don't want any part of it. If somebody wants to manage it, great. But you need at least 150 people and the cooperation of people who sit in those seats. What if you encounter a "Deb" right in the middle of those seats? I think mapping the letters is about 2% of the job. The rest is finding dependable people to spell it, show up, and sit there at the right time.

Yes.

There is negative chance of this working.