Verizon powers winning network experience on Super Bowl Sunday
12 February 2025 - 2:59AM
As the official 5G network of the NFL, Verizon powered the gameday
experience across New Orleans on Super Bowl Sunday. As fans
gathered to watch the Philadelphia Eagles’ victory over the Kansas
City Chiefs, Verizon customers used
93.5 TB of
data. No matter where they were celebrating, fans benefited from
the massive network upgrades made across the city and were able to
watch game highlights, keep tabs on players’ stats, and livestream
with friends to share their experience.
The fans in attendance at Caesars Superdome used 38.1
TB of data in and around the stadium, with approximately
53% of the 65,719 attendees using
Verizon’s network.
Verizon customers benefited from
super-fast speeds1 in the stadium, with 2.4x
faster median download speeds and 4.8x faster
median upload speeds than the competition!
- Peak: Download speed 4,161 Mbps, Upload speed
1,067 Mbps
- Median: Download speed 1,775 Mbps, Upload
speed 159 Mbps
Committed to New Orleans for the futureFor the
past three years, Verizon has been focused on providing the most
reliable network experience in New Orleans for our customers, and
has been making significant investments that nearly triple New
Orleans’ network capacity and ready it for the more than 18 million
tourists and business travelers who come to the city each year.
Verizon laid out more than 560 miles of fiber in
the Greater New Orleans area, which is enough fiber to wrap around
the outside of the Caesars Superdome 869 times.
Verizon added unmatched large capacity
connections across the city and at the most congested areas in New
Orleans, including Bourbon Street, the New Orleans Convention
Center, Louis Armstrong International Airport, Smoothie King Arena,
Woldenberg Park, and Jackson Square. This means that when even the
largest crowds were gathered, customers had the gold-star network
experience they expect from Verizon.
A super-sized network for the
SuperdomeAt Caesars Superdome, Verizon delivered an
exceptional network experience so fans could capture and share
every moment. Verizon’s engineers worked tirelessly to add enough
coverage and capacity to cover a small city, deploying 511
5G UltraWideband and 155 C-band radios covering the
stadium’s seating areas, back of the house, suites, lounges, press
box, concourse areas and entry ways.
1 Measurement results are based on
umlaut testing of 486 to 532 samples per network operator during
the actual game, including half time show.
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