When the Superdome last hosted the Super Bowl 12 years ago, the game between the 49ers and Ravens was marred by an in-stadium blackout.
Officials in New Orleans have confidence that it won’t happen again.
As explained by Sam Karlin of the New Orleans Times-Picayune, the local electric supplier (Entergy) has replaced the equipment that caused the outage during Super Bowl XLVII.
Also, the Superdome has since installed LED lights, which take less time to turn back on if/when there’s an outage.
Entergy has been testing the feedings into the Superdome, and there are two substations that supply power to the building.
Given that it already happened once during a Super Bowl, the powers-that-be are on even greater notice about the importance of making sure it doesn’t happen again.
Unless, of course, the script calls for it.
As the Super Bowl approaches, many fans may be wondering if another Superdome blackout is in the cards. But fear not, because it is highly unlikely that another power outage will occur during the big game.
After the infamous blackout during Super Bowl XLVII in 2013, the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans took extensive measures to prevent a similar incident from happening again. The stadium underwent significant upgrades to its electrical system, including installing new equipment and implementing additional safety measures.
Furthermore, the NFL and local utility companies have also put in place emergency response plans to quickly address any power issues that may arise during the game. With these precautions in place, the likelihood of another blackout occurring during the Super Bowl is extremely low.
So as fans gear up for the big game, they can rest assured that they won’t have to worry about missing any of the action due to a power outage. The lights will stay on, and the game will go on without any interruptions. Let’s just hope the same can be said for the halftime show!
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