How technology will shape fan experiences at the A's Las Vegas ballpark
LAS VEGAS - After helping open T-Mobile Arena and Allegiant Stadium, Vikrant Bodalia is excited abou... Vikrant Bodalia, the senior vice president of technology for the Athletics' Las Vegas ballpark, is excited about the potential for technology to influence fan experiences at the $2.1 billion, 33,000-fan capacity stadium being built on the south Strip. Bodalia has previously worked at T-Mobile Arena and Allegiant Stadium and has been working on ways to integrate technology into the fan experience. He expects technology to create memorable experiences at this ballpark when it opens in 2028, especially in premium hospitality areas. He also mentioned frictionless transactions as key as the team aims to eliminate pain points for fans throughout the stadium. The A's aim is to increase the entertainment value of baseball games or events at the ballpark by adding top-notch acoustics and video boards.
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LAS VEGAS - After helping open T-Mobile Arena and Allegiant Stadium, Vikrant Bodalia is excited about the use of technology in stadiums and how that will translate to the Athletics' Las Vegas ballpark... [3760 symbols]
