Suggestion: Buy Used  Part of the game in the world of new
stadia is the stadium improvements fund. It’s a set aside of
stadium revenues from the partnership of team and city/county
that is used to fix plumbing, lights, and seats. It’s also used
in many cases to change other non-critical items that become
obsolete over time, so that the partners can keep up with
competitive venues and enhance fan experience. By enshrining the
terms in a lease agreement, both sides can set proper
expectations about what kind of maintenance and upgrades a venue
will get over the short and long term.  To that end, the NFL
stadia in Denver and Houston are getting fancy new LED displays
as part of a $30 million audiovisual makeover. This makes sense
both stadia are at least a decade old and display technology has
advanced rapidly over the last several years. In Denver, the
horseshoe shape at Sports Authority Field at Mile High means
there are three boards of different sizes: one big board (27′ x
96′) on the open south end and two