Question about Tiger Stadium

103,000 is really big. Maybe they can have some other plans for that. But, LSU certainly does not need more capacity

In this new world of huge TVs, man caves, every game televised, and decreased attendance...I think the days of bigger and bigger stadiums may be on its way out the door.

the only future expansion would include suites of some kind. there is enough general admission seats at this point. There is even talk of making the seat spaces wider and reducing capacity for more comfort before increasing capacity.

Florida is the only game that both upper decks have been full
No more expansion needed.
If anything reducing it might work better or make seats larger in upper deck and more fan friendly.

The north side is too close to that street to expand.
Eventually the front of the PMAC needs to be more atrium style and remove the ramps.
My guess is they may even close that road off one day.

I think the next major upgrades to Tiger Stadium will be made underneath where the old dorms are.

We actually currently have a fairly large jumbo-tron, but almost half of it is taken up by advertisements. I will be mad about this for a week after seeing MS State’s this weekend.

103,000 is huge and college football attendance numbers are on the decline and will likely stay that way...I really think Tiger stadium is currently as big as it is ever going to be

Not a whole lot of point of expanding beyond what has already been done. As pointed out, TS only fills to capacity for really big games like Florida, Auburn, & Bama--once or twice a year. Additionally, we've likely reached the limit for how many people we can handle on campus during a big game. Adding another 10,000 seats will only increase the complaints about tailgating limits and post-game traffic.

The reality is that some stadiums have expanded beyond their reasonable size. For example, Alabama is planning on removing a lot of end-zone upper deck seats on one side to build a huge scoreboard screen.

As for the dorm rooms, it sounds like a good idea to make them tailgating rooms, but it's not practical. The security processes are getting stricter, which means that if you were to rent such a room, you wouldn't be able to bring anything of your own into them. Not your own food, and maybe not your own luggage. Who would want to sign up for that?

I wish all of that weren't true, but that's the foreseeable future of sports. The pain of going to a game is increasing, which makes such expansion and in-stadium suites counter-productive.

GEAUX TIGERS!

The only added capacity they would probably add under the current attendance numbers would be more suites.