But many of them are critical of the same aspects of their new stadium that we've mentioned here, namely the thin, white poles that surround the outside, the fabric roof that invites comparisons to European soccer stadiums, and the long stretches of blank brick walls that lack any architectural flourishes. As far as the rest of the stadium goes, they seem most enthusiastic about being able to sailgate prior to games in the "lagoon" and the Bear Habitat in the end zone, which will allow visiting fans to watch a mildly sedated, overweight bear lay on its' back and drink Dr. Pepper for two hours. :blink:
Right now, they're operating on a rather idyllic view of the place because many of the plans have remained curiously vague (no idea what the premium seating or concourse areas will look like), so they are able to project their "conceptual view" on the place. Once the place actually starts taking shape and they see that the Brazos is actually a muddy brown and their prized lagoon is actually a catch basin for all the floating debris from the river, they'll develop a more realistic view.
