Nice addition. One point: the graphic shows the players at the back of the (new) endzone, not on the goal line.
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One big drawback is that you have no sightline or viewing of the jumbotron . Now if they placed another video board at the other end of the field then it would be perfect .
There will be TVs in there I would presume.
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Nice addition, but what’s up with all the “blue” in the stands. Image needs a little updating!
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That’s hilarious. Obviously whoever put this together or signed off on it, doesn’t know football.
(Or maybe they are like me and will never come to terms with a shortened playing field )
And yes, the video does show centre field at the 55….first thing I checked.
Im not sure the previous set up did either. Idk anyone had seats there?
I think you could turn around and look up but the view can’t have been very good. I don’t know if they sold seats there or if it was just a place like behind the other endzone where you could just go to hangout and drink?
And you miss the north-south flyovers, until they have passed the stadium.
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Looks like they updated the picture of the stands, but the people mingling in the area are still mostly blue.
The biggest downside is all they’ll serve is airline food and really small drinks.
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I know when it was the Coors Light Patio they sold tickets but not sure since it changed
They are just showing that Argo Fans would rather watch the Tabbies play in Hamilton
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How much were they then? Apparently they’re going to try to start these at $165.
What’s Amos doing there ? 
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It also says they are for season seat holders and larger groups.
So I’m not sure if that is $165 for the season or per game. My guess is you can buy a reserved table that seats 10 for $1650 for the season, so the $165 price is a bit misleading.
Just guessing but $165 per game doesn’t seem right either. The North, general admission, stands that were there in 2025 were only $25 a game.
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Why is Augustine on the field with the D?
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I think it has to be $165/game. They can’t put all that money into making it a “premium experience” and decrease the price if they were only charging $25/game previously. Especially given that they say food and drink (non-alcoholic) is included.
If I had to guess when they say “starting at $165” they mean that’s for like standing room only and then for tables and rail seating there’s a significant premium.