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Top VR Baseball Stadium Tours

By Allie Clare Special for BaseballParks.com

Technology and sports have always had a close relationship. Sportskeeda details how technology has transformed how players train , how fans watch games live, and how they watch them on a television screen.

Now a new wave of technology is changing sport with the implementation of virtual reality (VR). VR has had a huge impact on sports and in particular on the fan experience. In Major League Baseball (MLB), VR is being used to stream one game every Tuesday. MLB teams are also embracing VR for the purpose of their fans. Some of them now use the technology for stadium tours, and in doing so give fans an in-depth, interactive, and immersive look at their ballparks.

With that in mind, here’s a look at the best of these VR tours. The following four stood out:

Yankee Stadium – New York Yankees

Baseball’s most storied franchise offers Virtual Venue , and it’s a great experience. For starters it offers a bird’s eye view of Yankee Stadium, with clickable sections. Clicking on one area lets fans access that section’s pricing information, as well as the benefits of sitting there. It also gives fans a 360-degree view from that particular section so they will know what they’ll see when sitting there. Virtual Venue also offers Premium Club Views for those who might be interested in the stadium’s various first-class lounges. There’s also something for fans who prefer the outdoor suites. What’s more, fans can buy tickets right then and there using Virtual Venue.

SunTrust Park – Atlanta Braves

In 2017 the Braves moved to the state of the art SunTrust Park , and the venue has lived up to the hype. Backed by Cisco, SunTrust Park boasts impressive Wi-Fi connectivity, and offers digital and interactive fan experiences. Naturally it also has stadium tours in VR that takes fans around the park. Then there is the off-stadium Virtual Venue that is similar to the service offered by the Yankees.

Rogers Centre – Toronto Blue Jays

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Fenway Park – Boston Red Sox

MLB’s oldest ballpark offers a great VR experience for their fans. USA Today reports that the Red Sox installed VR booths in Fenway back in 2016. Reason being, they wanted fans to get an up close and personal look at the team and the park itself. Initially only three dugout-theme booths (each with several VR headsets) were installed, but that number has since increased. In the booths, fans can take a virtual tour around Fenway, and see its rich history. Fans also get access to exclusive videos, like David Price throwing a bullpen session, or Mookie Betts taking batting practice. The Red Sox continue to update these videos, so fans get to see fresh content on a regular basis.

These VR tours show how baseball is truly evolving to cater to a new generation of fans. And with more parks opening in 2019 we expect to see the technology expand its reach in the coming years.

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‘Seeing is believing’: How Ticketmaster’s 3D Virtual Venue brings Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to life

Sportspro talks to tottenham’s head of ticketing ian murphy and ticketmaster sport coo chris gratton to find out how technology lets fans see what kind of experience they will get before making a purchase..

When Tottenham Hotspur decided to move from White Hart Lane to a brand new state-of-the-art stadium next door, the Premier League soccer club knew it had to make the new arena as special and as atmospheric as its home of more than 100 years.

No stone was left unturned in the quest to build the perfect soccer venue, with unprecedented attention paid to elements like acoustics, AV equipment, and stand structure. The new stadium’s 17,500-capacity South Stand is the largest single-tiered stand in England, the longest bar in Europe helps fans get their half-time pints quicker, and the range of catering and hospitality options is unparalleled in the country.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium combines everything fans loved about White Hart Lane with all of the advances made in stadium design and technology over the last century, opening up new revenue streams for the club and delivering a painless, modern experience for supporters who will hopefully spend more time at the ground.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is one of the modest modern soccer arenas in the world (Credit: Getty Images)

But the club acknowledges the old adage ‘seeing is believing’ still holds true. Its partnership with Ticketmaster not only simplifies the process of purchasing and distributing match tickets, it also helps drive awareness of its experiences and catering options to fans at the point of purchase with 3D Virtual Venue.

The technology offers fans a glimpse of the view from their seat and allows them to compare different ticket and hospitality options, bringing the stadium to life and driving fan satisfaction and sales.

SportsPro sat down with Ian Murphy, the head of ticketing and membership at Tottenham Hotspur, and Chris Gratton, the chief operating officer of Ticketmaster Sport, to find out more.

Tottenham are the first Premier League club to use Ticketmaster’s 3D Virtual Venue. How does the technology work and what was involved to get it up and running at Tottenham Hotspur stadium?

Chris Gratton: Last year we launched our co-innovation partnership with Tottenham Hotspur and as part of that we wanted to look at technologies that can completely innovate the way that the club interacts with their fans. Virtual Venue 3D technology gives the fan the opportunity to completely refine their buying experience and compare and contrast between options within the stadium, both in general and premium areas to perfect that buying experience.

In order to get it up and running we worked with the club to build a brand new integrated sales flow and identical stadium replica in digital 3D from scratch. We’ve already seen the technology stand up to onsales and be performant whilst allowing fans the opportunity to see areas of the stadium they never would have the option to normally.

Ian Murphy: As part of our ongoing commitment to improve and enhance the experience of our fans in all their interactions with us, we were pleased to work with Ticketmaster to develop this upgrade to our ticket purchasing experience. Introducing the latest technology using Virtual Venue allowed us to give fans the chance to see the different views from available seats.

What have been traditional pain points when it comes to ticketing – both from a customer and a club point of view? How will this technology benefit fans wanting to buy tickets and how does it differ from other ‘view from my seat’ features?

CG: Traditional pain points in the sports ticketing purchase process are continually evolving in line with broader consumer expectations. For many years the buying process in sports lagged behind the truly streamlined and efficient processes in [fast moving consumer goods], retail and airline industries, but we believe with the introduction of our completely redesigned front end sales flows, benchmarked against those industries for best practice, and the addition of Virtual Venue we can address two of the main ones.

Namely, they are speed and ease of conversion alongside the ability to tailor, down to your own preferences on sight lines, your selection process. Virtual Venue does away with flat plan seating maps with view from seat and gives you the ability to select, view and, as 3D Virtual Venue is fully integrated, buy in one flow. It also allows screen in screen visibility on comparing seats and lines, as well as viewing lounges and premium spaces which really brings the stadium to life in a way that traditional view from seat doesn’t do.

Additionally, the architecturally accurate 3D detailing gives sports clubs and organisations the ability to maximise sponsorship opportunities.

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IM: The biggest issue that Virtual Venue is addressing is that it allows people who are buying tickets to explore the venue more accurately than ever before ahead of making a purchase. If someone is not familiar with the venue, wants to experience an alternative location or has specific requirements for their visit, then Virtual Venue gives much greater levels of detail than we have been able to offer online in the past. The ability to compare different views and locations gives further options and information to the visitor as well.

Many of these points would previously have been dealt with via a telephone call, so as well as giving a better fan experience it also helps to reduce inbound call traffic.

3D Virtual View offers fan an indication of what their view will be at the game.

Attending a sporting event is no longer a case of turning up five minutes before kick-off and then leaving as soon as possible. It’s increasingly about experiences. How can technology like 3D Virtual Venue help fans learn more about what to expect when choosing their seats?

CG: Working with Tottenham we really wanted to bring to life the experience and opportunities within the wider footprint of the stadium and different areas throughout the stadium. Virtual Venue allows us to bring to life not only the bowl and hospitality areas but anything the venue decides they want to showcase, such as concourses, bars, restaurants and, in the case of Tottenham, the Dare Skywalk, stadium tours and other attractions as they are added.

To that end, fans can really understand the experience and plan where they want to meet and what they want to do on the day well in advance. Virtual Venue also brings the club’s branding and the fans’ passion for attending live matches to both the ‘know before you go’ and the buying process.

IM: The initial release of the platform on our website has largely focused on the bowl seating and premium areas of the stadium. Over time we will look to expand Virtual Venue into the other areas. This will provide detail and information that was previously unavailable online regarding the location of food and drink outlets and all other facilities that could impact where a supporter opts to purchase their seats.

Corporate customers can also preview the stadium’s impressive hospitality options

The variety of hospitality options is one of the most unique elements of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. How does 3D Virtual Venue capture this in a way that wasn’t previously possible?

CG: With Virtual Venue you can showcase the stadium to its absolute best. To that end, for premium areas including hospitality, where the fan is expecting the absolute best from their experience, we are able to give them a true representation of the experience they are buying.

Club and venue has an international appeal and Virtual Venue allows those potential new fans to virtually set foot inside the venue to view all ticket and experience options open to them, including premium areas and hospitality.

IM: Historically our online platforms would have struggled to do justice to the facilities available at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Virtual Venue has given us the opportunity to visually showcase the state of the art premium facilities at the venue both as part of the direct sales journey or as part of a wider conversation with prospective clients who are interested in exploring options available to them.

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Tottenham move first on Ticketmaster’s 3D Virtual Venue technology

Spurs have left no stone unturned in their pursuit to make the new stadium one of the best in world soccer and technology is a huge part of that. how important is it for the club to continue to innovate with services like 3d virtual venue.

IM: Virtual Venue provides a platform for continuous innovation at our venue and what we do digitally is a core part of our DNA. When designing our venue, we incorporated technology into the fabric of it, which has allowed us to accelerate innovation to support our business operations and to continue to enhance the fan experience. 3D Virtual Venue, with Ticketmaster Sport, has given us an operational tool that supports our premium and general admission ticketing journey and also allows our fans to experience our venue virtually, enhancing the digital experience they have with the club.

Ultimately, what do Tottenham hope to gain from this technology? How will you measure success?

IM: We are constantly striving to provide our fans with the best experience whenever they interact with us. The introduction of Virtual Venue is a further step in making the fan experience the best it can be as well as highlighting the range of seating options available throughout all areas of the stadium. We are looking forward to continuing to work with Ticketmaster to develop and improve the platform in the future.

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Luzhniki Stadium

Club: none | Opening: 1956 | Capacity: 81,006 seats

History and description

Luzhniki Stadium, initially called Central Lenin Stadium, was built between 1955 and 1956. It was the result of the ambition of the Soviet leadership to upgrade the country’s sports facilities after the Soviet Union had tasted its first post-war successes at the 1952 Olympics.

Works on Luzhniki Olympic Complex started in 1954 and construction of its centrepiece stadium, also called the Grand Sports Arena, in 1955. The stadium got finished in just 450 days and officially opened on 31 July 1956.

Luzhniki Stadium served as the centrepiece stadium of the 1980 Olympics, hosting the opening and closing ceremonies, athletics events, football finals, and equestrian programme.

In 1982, a stadium disaster took place at the stadium during a second round UEFA Cup match between FC Spartak and Dutch side HFC Haarlem. In the dying seconds of the match, people started rushing for the exits to make it to the metro before the rest of the crowd. When someone fell on the icy staircases, chaos ensued, and the resulting crush and domino effect killed 66 people.

Until the 1990s, the roofless stadium could hold just over 100,000 spectators. In 1996, the stadium got extensively renovated, which included the construction of a roof over the stands and the refurbishment of the seating areas, which resulted in a decrease of capacity.

In 1999, Luzhniki Stadium hosted the UEFA Cup final between Parma and Marseille (3-0), and in 2008 the Champions League final between Manchester United and Chelsea (1-1).

The stadium was regularly used by Spartak Moscow, lacking a home of their own, until they moved to the newly built  Otkritie Arena  in 2014.

When Russia got awarded the 2018 World Cup , it was soon clear that Luzhniki Stadium would host the final and as a result had to undergo a large redevelopment. It hosted its last football match in May 2013 and closed following the IAAF Athletics World Championships in August 2013.

Redevelopment works entailed the complete reconstruction of the stands, adding a second tier, the removal of the running tracks, and an expanded roof structure. The characteristic exterior of the stadium was left intact. Works were completed in the summer of 2017, and the first football match at the reopened stadium, a friendly between Russia and Argentina (0-1), was played on 11 November 2017.

During the 2018 World Cup, Luzhniki hosted the opening match, three more first round group matches, a round of 16 match, the semi-final between Croatia and England (2-1), and the final between France and Croatia (4-2).

(photos of the Luzhniki Stadium before reconstruction below)

How to get to Luzhniki Stadium

Luzhniki Stadium is located on the Luzhniki Sports Complex, an area of sports facilities and park land in a bend of the Moskva River about 6 kilometres south-west of Moscow’s city centre.

The stadium can be reached with the red metro line 1. Station Sportivnaya, or alternatively Vorob’yovy Gory, both lie within short walking distance of the stadium. Line 1 directly connects with Moscow’s city centre, and the ride from either Okhotny Ryad or Biblioteka takes no more than 10 minutes.

Luzhniki Stadium lies practically adjacent to Moscow’s Third Ring Road. If arriving by car, orientate yourself with regards to the Moscow River and take the first exit after crossing the Moscow River at the bend where the stadium is located.

Address: Luzhnetskaya naberezhnaya 24, Moscow

Eat, drink, and sleep near Luzhniki Stadium

Luzhniki forms part of the Luzhniki Sports Complex and is surrounded by other sports facilities and parks. Its location right on the river Moskva is pleasant on a summer’s day, but there is little around in terms of eating and drinking, which can therefore better be done in central Moscow.

If you’re into a bit of culture though, the nearby Novodevichy Convent is well worth a visit, while the Moscow State University building on the opposite side of the Moskva river is one of Moscow’s best-known landmarks.

There are a few hotels to choose from if you want to stay close to Luzhniki Stadium, most near Sportivnaya metro station, e.g.  Yunost Hotel , Business Hotel Spektr , Olimp Hotel and Blues Hotel .

Click here for all hotels near Luzhniki Stadium, and here for an overview of hotels in central Moscow.

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Photo credits: Ben Sutherland & GPA

Useful Internet links

Spartak.com – Official website of FC Spartak Moscow. Moscow.ru – Moscow international portal. Mosmetro.ru – Official site of the Moscow metro.

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Luzhniki stadium visit

Enter the legend of World Cup 2018!

Starts at 4:30pm on weekdays Starts at 3:30pm on weekends

Duration: 2h

In the shoes of a football legend

Do you remember where the FIFA World Cup 2018 final was played? Yes, the legendary Luzhniki stadium! On this excursion, you will discover its backstage , following the steps of the most famous football stars through Luzhniki’s private corridors.

Start by visiting the press conference room before entering the players cloakrooms. Sit down at the spot of Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo while listening to the untold stories from the French team victory night. Continue with a quick warm up in the dedicated room before reaching the impressive field itself, just as a player would do.

Can you hear the 81 000 supporters cheering for you as you enter the field?

In presidential shoes

Our excursion will then bring you on the path of the presidential guests. From the private garage, via the red carpet to the VVIP lodges , gaze at the game from a presidential height.

Sit on the chairs occupied on the World Cup 2018 final by president Macron, the FIFA president, president Putin and the former Croatian president Grabar-Kitarović. Try out the special sit used by MMA artist Conor McGregor. Finally, we will have a final look at beautiful Luzhniki from a high viewpoint.

Throughout your path, we will detail the stadium history from its creation, through the 1980’s Olympic games up to this famous 2018 FIFA World Cup.

Football enthusiasts will not remain unmoved by this unique journey into the very heart of the famous Luzhniki stadium.

Footballers path: Press conference, cloakrooms, warm up, field.

Presidential path: Garage, red carpet, VVIP lodge, viewpoint.

Photographs/video allowed

Adults : 5 000 RUB / person

Children ( <12 years old): 4 000 RUB / person

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Walking time: +/- 40 min in total

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Erling Haaland, Jack Grealish in Man City squad for US tour

Manchester City have named their squad for the upcoming tour of the United States , with Erling Haaland and Jack Grealish both set to travel.

City play four games at four different venues on their tour, playing at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill, N.C., New York's Yankee Stadium, Camping World Stadium in Orlando, FL, and Ohio Stadium in Columbus, Ohio.

Their opponents in those games will be Celtic , AC Milan , Barcelona and Chelsea , respectively.

The games take place between July 23 and Aug.3.

Goalkeeper Éderson is to attend the tour amid uncertainty around his future at the club, with most of the travelling roster made up of youth players.

Several of the club's stars are yet to return to training following their exploits at international tournaments this summer, including Kevin De Bruyne , John Stones , Julián Álvarez and Kyle Walker .

Grealish was omitted from the England squad on the eve of Euro 2024, thus has been with the club since they began preparing for their title defence earlier in July.

City are looking to secure an unprecedented fifth consecutive Premier League title in 2024-25. It is as yet unknown if manager Pep Guardiola will stay beyond the end of his existing contract , which expires at the end of the upcoming season.

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The Kansas City Chiefs tight end was at all three Eras Tour London shows and he even did a cameo on stage in one of them. Then? It appeared he surprised her at her third Dublin show.

Now, Swift continues her international leg of the Eras Tour, so you might wonder: given that Chiefs training camp is about to start but Kelce may not have to report just yet, will he be in Gelsenkirchen, Germany for three days to see her perform again?

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