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Re: Competition volume

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Originally Posted by Fields View Post
I'm actually a little concerned now. Being my rookie year with FRC, I had invited my family to stop by and see what the team had accomplish. But having two kids under 5, I'm not so sure now.
At the Denver Regional there are definitely hot spots or areas where the crowd is rowdy and causes a ruckus. That being said the inverse is also true there were areas where you could watch the match where it was not as bad.
I will dare to say it and I know some people hate hearing this so come at me CD!
I would be behind the idea that there is reserved seating for people with needs that would fall under this and other category. These seats would provide a decent view of matches without the insane noise levels. Roughly speaking I would save this area for people with smaller children, guests (I don't want to bring a principal into a mosh pit), people with disabilities, and the billion or so wild tripods that seem to grow out of the ground to film the competition.
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