The largest fan event in the NFL's history is beginning to come into focus.
At the center of the "NFL Draft Experience" -- a festival that spans the length of 25 football fields -- is a 3,000 seat indoor-outdoor theater being assembled at the foot of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This is the first time the league has built its own structure to house the event.
A number of activities will be offered for those unable to gain entry into the theater. There will be a 100-yard zip line; the "Combine Corner" where fans can run against NFL players on a 40-yard long LED wall; and a virtual reality center. The city was expecting about 200,000 people over the three days and an economic impact of $80-$100 million. They likely have to up those projections after seeing a 200 percent increase in fan registration from last year's draft in Chicago.
New renderings of NFL draft setup in Philly revealed
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New renderings of NFL draft setup in Philly revealed
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I live a few blocks from the site and I can vouch for it being impressive. They are building a weird little city
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