(12-19-2023, 08:56 AM)The Real Marty Wrote:

(12-18-2023, 09:38 PM)EricC85 Wrote: I enjoy it still and like going to the games. I just think they have to be more aware of the environment in live time. Like I said no I don't feel like partying when we're getting whacked in the 4th. Do it in the 1st where we at least feel like we still got a shot is all I'm saying.

Do you actually enjoy having the music blasting so loud that you can't have a conversation with anyone?

Maybe I'm just getting too old. But old people like me are the ones who can afford premium tickets.  We pay hundreds of dollars to attend a game where they break our eardrums.  I don't enjoy that.  I tried noise-canceling airpods, but it's not enough, and it only adds to the feeling of isolation from the people around me.

Try 1 ear and leave the other one open for the person you want to talk to most. I always did that and it helps keep 1 ear ok.

The south end zone is where most of the speakers are at. Those are turned up loud so it reaches the whole stadium. They did add speakers to the north end zone but didn't really change the volume. Then they added speakers on the field during pre-game, for the players?, but then it was so loud everything was vibrating.

The only thing that may help is something with the ADA or similar for quite spaces or experiences. MLB has pushed this big time with cutting down on all the music, offering headphones, and even requiring quiet rooms for fans that need them.

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