Hospitality suites
Bring mobile service into enclosed guest and business areas.
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Mobile coverage for stadium indoor areas
Keep the people behind the event connected. Improve mobile reception in concourses, hospitality suites and under-stand work areas.
Where mobile signal fails in a stadium’s indoor areas
Concrete stands and enclosed service areas obstruct mobile signals. Staff moving between hospitality boxes, concourses and back-of-house spaces lose contact just as venue activity increases.
Concourses
Design indoor coverage around circulation and service points.
Under-stand rooms
Keep facilities and operational teams connected behind the event.
How a distributed antenna system fixes stadium indoor coverage
We bring mobile service into concourses, hospitality suites and under-stand rooms, with antennas positioned around the people running the event. Our indoor coverage design sits alongside the operators’ separate plans for bowl coverage and crowd capacity.
The return for your operation
Why stadium indoor areas need reliable mobile coverage
Keep hospitality and facilities teams in contact behind the event. Staff resolve requests from the working area, and guests stay connected in enclosed hospitality spaces.
Keep hospitality moving
Support calls, booking messages and cellular-connected service devices in indoor suites.
Reach the operational team
Connect facilities staff working in enclosed rooms and under-stand corridors.
Prepare between events
Maintain reliable everyday reception for contractors, maintenance and venue operations.
Build the business case
What mobile coverage costs for stadium indoor areas
Under-stand construction, long cable routes, event access and operator capacity requirements shape the design.
| Size | CEL-FI GO G41Single-network LTEInstalled entry option | QUATRA 4000e4-network LTEAll four UK networks | QUATRA EVO2-network LTETwo networks, lower cost | QUATRA 100MSingle-network 5GA single network, on 5G |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 1,000 m² → | £2,000Installed · one network | £25,000–£41,000 | £16,500–£27,000 | £16,500–£28,000 |
| 1,001–5,000 m² → | See QUATRA options → | £31,500–£88,500 | £20,500–£54,500 | £21,500–£49,500 |
| 5,001–10,000 m² → | See QUATRA options → | £69,000–£130,500 | £42,500–£81,000 | £38,500–£77,000 |
Indicative; confirmed by survey; ex VAT. Ranges include equipment, antennas, cabling, survey, design, installation, commissioning and one-year support. Excludes travel & accommodation and optional hardware replacement.
GO G41: £2,000 installed for a suitable single-network site up to 1,000 m². QUATRA ranges cover each area band using the sector’s building profile. Floor layout and available outdoor signal are confirmed by survey.
One accountable partner
How we design, install and support stadium indoor coverage
We assess your estate, recommend the right system and build the business case with you. Start with one site or move straight to a wider rollout.
Design and commissioning
We assess the signal, design the distribution and commission the finished installation. JOTS DAS requirements guide operator-connected systems, with operator coordination managed as part of the project.
Network-safe equipment
We select network-safe equipment and establish the applicable Ofcom requirements and operator arrangements. You receive a system designed for its intended use.
Ongoing local support
We coordinate installation around your operation, then provide ongoing management and local support. One partner takes responsibility from assessment to handover and beyond.
Stadium indoor mobile coverage: common questions
Does this cover the stadium bowl or match-day crowds?
These budgets cover indoor concourses, hospitality suites and under-stand spaces. Bowl coverage and match-day crowd capacity are separate operator-coordinated projects. We define both requirements clearly when planning the venue.
How much does mobile coverage cost for stadium indoor areas?
For stadium indoor areas in the middle area band above, the indicative ranges are QUATRA 4000e: £31,500–£88,500; QUATRA EVO: £20,500–£54,500; QUATRA 100M: £21,500–£49,500. Under-stand construction, long cable routes, event access and operator capacity requirements shape the design. Ranges include equipment, antennas, cabling, survey, design, installation, commissioning and one-year support. Indicative; confirmed by survey; ex VAT. Travel, accommodation and optional hardware replacement are excluded.
Do users need new phones or SIMs?
Existing compatible phones and SIMs connect through the networks included in your system. We match the equipment and bands to the devices and networks you use.
What happens after the estimate?
Tell us where reception is getting in the way. We assess your estate, recommend the right approach and provide a firm quote covering installation and ongoing support.
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