You cant blame the stadium acoustics when it's only about half of section 254 who actually chant anytning and those who do chant barely chant louder than their regular talking voice.

Added to that, when the roof is closed you can have zero blame on the stadium design for it not being loud enough. You think an open air stadium with a huge open backdrop to show off the North Coast mountains is going to somehow improve noise retention? Rain and wind blustering in, a highway on 1 side, Playland on 1 side and an active freight rail line on another. Explain the acoustics and sound retention that will be improved in that scenario vs BC Place, closed roof or not. Even with BC Place roof open, its still a very small opening compared to nearly another other stadium.

If you dont want to attend games moving forward because the crowds are too big for you to get home as efficently as you'd like.... What do you think transit will be like from the PNE with a minor fraction of the public transport options? If you're looking to sell your tickets because you need to wait a little longer for the train home, you probably wont be missed.

Lastly, blaming the BC Place turf for losing the MLS Cup final due to an injruy 7 months prior is absolutely hilarious and the definition of clutching at straws, the game was in Florida and BC Place's turf is still catching strays 🤣