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Message: [QUOTE="CL82, post: 3702441, member: 44"] That wasn’t how they sold it, though. They sold it as being an economic development move for East Hartford. We all can see how well that worked out. I’ve posted about it before but there’s actually very sensible ways that you could empty a stadium out of Storrs. You just need to break up your traffic by direction and hire some police to override local traffic control to keep traffic moving. Rutgers SHI(t) stadium uses this methodology and it works pretty well. The other example that I talk about is West Point. Both are stadiums that don’t have access to a major highway. The other thing that works is extending tailgating hours both before and after the game in the loud people to leave later so that you’re not emptying out the entire stadium at once. I always hang around at West Point after the game, if I drove up, because it’s a gorgeous campus, especially in the fall, and in that way they have virtually no I always hang around at West Point after the game, if I drove up, because it’s a gorgeous campus, especially in the fall, and that way they have virtually no way when I leave. So, it can be done, but that’s all irrelevant because the Rents in place and it’s not going anywhere. As I also often say, once you’re in the stadium, the rent is so, it can be done, but that’s all irrelevant because the Rent is in place and is not going anywhere. As I also often say, The Rent is a great place to see a game and great tailgating location. [/QUOTE]

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