Several of them directing fans to entrances, to sections, to seats. Even a sign, one would presume, for the Orange parking lot that reads: “Pardon our dust.”“In some areas we had to bring in soap because the soap dispensers didn’t have electricity to them,” said John David Wicker, SDSU’s director of athletics.
What follows are some insights from Wicker, observations from a media member , the head coach and a senior wide receiver as well as comments solicited on social media from those who attended the scrimmage. Residential and retail construction could begin as soon as the second half of 2023 in the northwest portion of the Orange Lot, which played a role in the decision not to pave the area .
Another Orange Lot issue was postgame congestion exiting the stadium, although that is expected to be solved when the northeast and southeast exits are available. They were not completed in time for the scrimmage.• Snapdragon is a cashless venue. There are reverse ATMs at the northwest and southeast entrances, allowing fans to exchange cash for debit cards.
• Several fans in recent months inquired about the possibility of a shuttle from the trolley station to the stadium. Paced it off on Saturday: The trolley station is 500 steps to the stadium’s southeast entrance.• One longtime fan, noting the incline of the upper level steps: “I could not find sherpas to help get me to my seat. A tad steep.”
From SDSU wide receiver Jesse Matthews: “This grass feels like fairway grass on a golf course. It’s unbelievable. It’s very firm, but in a good way.“This grass I feel like you can really get your foot down... This is top of the line.”
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