the roof? i just see jacko residents going to the ballot box and saying yes to the one they feel will keep the teams, but, a lot of jacko residents are blue collar hard working types, that love cold weather football, because they think of their glory days as a running back at hickman mills or grain valley or william chrisman, and will say, nah, want to keep arrowhead muddy and cold. truly, that is why i think it will fail, the roof anways, the other part, question one, your guess is as good as mine if it will pass or fail. it is WAY too close to call.KCDevin wrote: Why do you think it will fail?
same i heard kard, that, with time to think about it, super bowl, final four, tennis anyone? shit like that, then, yes. they can control it.Kard wrote: I've heard it will allow for climate control, but it may take some setting up beforehand to do so. The original redo of the roof in January said it would take about a month to set up, but HOK got it down to just a little while...a day or something? So if it's zero outside of Arrowhead, it should be warmer inside with body-heat alone. But for complete climate control, like for a Final Four game, it would be room-temperature, like a dome. But like Chef implied, only for big events. Regular games would just shield rain.
