Got tickets to the Super Bowl? The big game will be played in Allegiant Stadium, located in Las Vegas, on February 11th. Regardless if you’re rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs or the San Francisco 49ers, T-Mobile has improved the 5G experience inside the stadium so that T-Mobile customers can enjoy peak download data speeds of 1.2Gbps. Peak upload speeds can reach an amazing 200Mbps.
Ulf Ewaldsson, President of Technology, T-Mobile, said, “Everyone knows Las Vegas is a hub for the biggest sports and entertainment events in the world, especially with the return of the Las Vegas Grand Prix late last year. That’s why we set the bar high and invested early in extensive permanent upgrades across the region, so T-Mobile customers can stay connected better than ever before, not just during one event, but year-round.”
T-Mobile has improved data speeds inside Allegiant Stadium in time for the Super Bowl
Among the changes made inside and outside Allegiant Stadium by T-Mobile is the enhancement of zippy fast mmWave signals. The carrier did this so that “fans on T-Mobile‘s network can quickly update their social feeds, friends and family on the latest plays with our fastest possible 5G speeds.”
Since the Las Vegas Grand Prix in November, T-Mobile made some permanent upgrades to its network in Las Vegas including:
- Cosmopolitan and Fontainebleau upgrades enhance the network experience for T-Mobile customers inside both locations.
- Harry Reid International Airport mmWave upgrades ensure travelers on T-Mobile’s network have access to our fastest 5G speeds while making their way through the airport.
- 17 more small cell sites added across the city.
In addition, T-Mobile has temporarily enhanced data speeds at key celebration locations in Las Vegas:
- Fountains of Bellagio to support users looking to catch a glimpse of the broadcast stage.
- Mandalay Bay Parking Garage to better support tailgaters at Allegiant Stadium. Pass the hot dogs!
- Wynn Parking Garage for enhanced coverage supporting activities around the Sphere.
- Brooklyn Bowl enhancements to up the network experience at the NFL House hospitality zone.
According to Ookla and Opensignal, T-Mobile is the fastest wireless carrier in Nevada (along with 46 other states and the District of Columbia). And even if you aren’t a T-Mobile subscriber, you can try T-Mobile‘s Network Pass allowing you to test out the carrier with a free trial that allows you to keep your phone number and your current wireless firm. If you’re interested in trying Network Pass, you need to install the T-Mobile app. If you have an iPhone, tap on this link. If you have an Android phone, press this link. You get to keep your phone number and your current wireless carrier during the trial.
