How Audiebant’s Outdoor Units Supported the Wardley v Huni Fight Night
When Ipswich Town’s stadium hosted the Wardley v Huni boxing match, thousands of fans arrived throughout the day, filling entrances, concourses, and surrounding areas. Managing that volume of people required clear, consistent audio communication from start to finish.
Audiebant’s outdoor communication systems were deployed across the external areas of the stadium, helping with everything from crowd movement to travel updates, ensuring visitors had the information they needed to enjoy the event safely and efficiently.
Supporting the Stadium Experience
Positioned in key external areas of the stadium, our communications systems ensured that every visitor – whether arriving early or filtering in just before the main event – could hear important updates, including:
- Crowd movement instructions to keep foot traffic flowing
- Ticketing information to reduce queues and confusion
- Sponsor messages to engage fans and partners
- Travel updates to help supporters get home safely after the match
Reliable Performance, Rain or Shine
The British summer did its best to challenge us with rain, but our weather-resistant units performed flawlessly. From early afternoon build-up to the final departure of fans late in the evening, the system delivered consistent, high-quality audio without interruption.
Why This Matters for Event Safety and Engagement
For large-scale events, crowd management isn’t just about security, it’s about creating a safe, positive experience from the moment a fan arrives until they leave. Clear, well-timed announcements can prevent bottlenecks, reduce frustration and ensure that everyone receives the same accurate information at the same time.
By combining event safety with sponsor visibility and fan engagement, our outdoor audio systems prove their value beyond emergencies they’re a vital part of making live events run smoothly.
From football matches to world-class boxing nights, Audiebant’s outdoor units help venues communicate better, manage crowds effectively and keep fans informed.
