Supporters connect when it matters
Guest connectivity is planned around your real attendance, device behaviour, seating, social spaces and the moments demand rises together.
Phone Guys for stadiums and grounds
Keep your ground connected.
Practical Wi-Fi, resilient connectivity, phones, radios, CCTV and event-day support for clubs, community stadia and growing venues — with room to scale.
Local football and rugby clubsCommunity and regional stadiaSmaller arenas and event venuesGrowing venue operators
Attending together
stadia expo 2026
Meet the partners bringing better venue technology to every level.
Phone Guys and TP-Link Omada will attend stadia expo 2026 together as technology partners — bringing practical ideas for clubs and venues that need better Wi-Fi, resilient networks and accountable support, with technology that can scale further.
When25–26 November 2026WhereBusiness Design Centre · London
Built for your busiest day
Every ground has its own pressure points.
A community stadium may be compact, but match-day demand is concentrated. We design around the people, spaces and systems your venue actually has — from clubhouse and offices to stands, hospitality and outdoor areas — then leave a sensible route to grow.
Operations stay visible
The network, communications and monitoring plan gives venue teams a clearer view of the systems behind the event.
Commercial moments keep moving
Hospitality, ticketing and partner services are considered in the same capacity and resilience conversation as the public experience.
Wi-Fi built to fit the venue
Build for your busiest match — not somebody else's stadium.
From a clubhouse or single stand to a complete ground, Phone Guys and TP-Link Omada use survey evidence and practical wireless design to solve the pressure points that matter now, without closing off future expansion.
- Start with the clubhouse, busiest stand, hospitality space or whole ground
- Capacity modelled around real attendance, device behaviour and event peaks
- Guest, operational, media and managed-device traffic separated by policy
- Central management and event-day observability designed into the service
Final coverage and capacity depend on the survey, building fabric, event profile, spectrum conditions, service availability and the agreed access policy.
Plan venue Wi-FiConnected venue technology
The fan experience and the operational backbone, joined up.
Start with the clubhouse, one stand, a troublesome Wi-Fi area or the complete venue. We connect the systems that need to work together and keep responsibility clear.
TP-Link Omada
High-density Wi-Fi built around real crowds
Wireless surveys, zone planning, capacity modelling, guest access and central management for stands, concourses, hospitality and public spaces.
Explore venue Wi-Fi
Network core
Switching and fibre beneath the live experience
A designed core for wireless, venue operations and connected services, with segmentation and management boundaries made explicit.
Explore networks
Resilient connectivity
A route designed around what cannot stop
Primary and resilience options assessed around event-day dependencies, provider availability, the venue location and an agreed failover plan.
Plan connectivity
Venue communications
Keep teams reachable across the whole event
Business telephony, mobile and practical communication routes designed around offices, operations, hospitality and roaming colleagues.
Explore communications
Operational visibility
CCTV and networks considered in one context
Connected cameras, network capacity and monitoring routes planned as part of the venue environment, with responsibilities kept clear.
Explore managed CCTV
Ticketing and hospitality
Make space for every critical service
Ticketing, payments, hospitality and partner systems included in the network conversation; integrations are confirmed only with supported interfaces and testing.
See the complete service
The whole venue
One accountable technology plan from clubhouse to control room.
The useful experience on the surface depends on infrastructure, policy and support behind it. We keep those layers in the same commercial and operational conversation.
Fan experience
Guest Wi-Fi, digital journeys and connected hospitality shaped around the spaces supporters actually use.
Operational backbone
Fibre, switching, internet, segmentation and communications designed around venue dependencies.
Event-day support
A clear service model, useful monitoring and an escalation route that retains the venue context.
Designed around the live calendar
Survey carefully. Build to the venue. Scale when it makes sense.
Walk the event
Understand movement, queues, seating, media, hospitality, operations and the difficult spaces before defining the system.
Model zones and peaks
Translate attendance, device demand, event formats and operational dependencies into a clear capacity and resilience plan.
Install around the calendar
Plan access, testing and migration around fixtures, concerts, hospitality and the people who still need the venue to work.
Support the live day
Agree monitoring, event-day presence and escalation routes so the team knows who owns the next action when pressure rises.
Clear answers
Useful questions before the first conversation.
Can better Wi-Fi work for a smaller local ground?
Yes. A useful project can begin with the clubhouse, hospitality, one stand or a known weak area rather than a venue-wide rebuild. We survey the real site and busiest attendance profile, solve the priority zones first and design a route that can extend if the club or venue grows.
Can operational traffic be separated from public Wi-Fi?
Yes. Guest, operational, media and managed-device traffic can be separated through the network design and access policy, with the final controls agreed around the venue's systems and security requirements.
Can you work around existing venue systems?
Yes. We audit the current network, connectivity and support position first. Supportable assets can remain where they fit the agreed design; replacement should solve a real capacity, resilience, security or ownership problem.
How do you plan for match days and concerts?
We treat them as different operating profiles. Attendance, seating or standing layouts, hospitality, media, temporary partners, timings and crowd movement all influence which zones peak and when.
Can you integrate ticketing, payments or point-of-sale systems?
We can scope the network and service hand-offs with the venue and relevant suppliers. Any direct integration is confirmed only after supported interfaces, responsibilities, security requirements and the test route are agreed.
What happens if the primary connection fails?
We identify what must remain available and assess appropriate resilience for the site. The final option and failover behaviour depend on surveyed coverage, provider availability, access and the services the venue has prioritised.
Do you support the live event day?
Yes, where event-day support is part of the agreed service. We define monitoring, attendance or remote cover, escalation and supplier responsibilities before the event rather than improvising them when the gates open.
Are Phone Guys and TP-Link Omada attending stadia expo?
Yes. Phone Guys and TP-Link Omada will attend stadia expo 2026 together as technology partners on 25–26 November 2026 at the Business Design Centre in London.
Phone Guys · Stadium and venue technology
Bring us the difficult stand, busy clubhouse or match-day weak spot.
One unreliable area, a local ground that needs stronger foundations or a larger venue with ambitious plans: start with the operational reality and we will shape a proportionate route forward.