I'm stunned about the fact that VR soccer experiences aren't a thing yet. Most teams in the big soccer leagues in Europe have their stadiums maxed out, and they

I'm stunned about the fact that VR soccer experiences aren't a thing yet. Most teams in the big soccer leagues in Europe have their stadiums maxed out, and they can't raise their prices because they'd exclude the population who actively support the club, thus the experience inside the stadium would degrade even more. Good VR experiences could change that dynamic, the stadium with its atmosphere could become the commodity that drives VR ticket sales. By making stadium tickets cheap they ensure that the most dedicated supporters get access which also betters the atmosphere inside the stadiums and creates an incentive for originality when it comes to support, it would help the ultra scene a lot, and future stadium architecture might focus more on character than these lifeless and same looking arena types. For VR to become a thing in sports, clubs need to be able to sell their own virtual tickets per game somehow, independent from television rights.