A Complete LED Display System
The centerpiece of the stadium's visual presentation is a new Visua Pro Outdoor main video display. Measuring approximately 49.2 feet wide by 26.2 feet tall, the 10.4-millimeter display features a resolution of 1,440 pixels wide by 768 pixels tall. The main board provides Denver Summit FC with a large-format canvas for live video, replay, statistics, player features, animations, sponsorships, and in-match entertainment.

Visua also designed and installed an extensive field-level perimeter LED system. The Visua VP10 perimeter display provides a total digital canvas of approximately 11,040 pixels wide by 90 pixels tall, extending along the full east side of the pitch and continuing onto portions of the north and south ends. The system provides a prominent platform for sponsorship activation, branded animations, match information, and coordinated content surrounding the field.

One unique challenge was maintaining proper field access through the perimeter system. With no ideal existing entrance location, Visua engineered and constructed a custom LED gate at the southeast corner of the stadium, maintaining the continuity of the perimeter presentation while creating the access required for stadium operations.

Motion Rocket LaunchPad Pro provides centralized control of the LED system. Visua configured customized display zones and workflows so operators can quickly manage content across the main video board and perimeter displays throughout a match.

Stadium-Wide Audio From the Ground Up
Designing the stadium's audio system required an approach tailored specifically to the temporary structure. Without traditional stadium roofs, fascia, or overhangs available for speaker mounting, Visua collaborated with Stadium Structures to incorporate dedicated speaker poles into the venue design. A total of 61 speakers were deployed throughout the stadium to provide consistent coverage to seating, premium, concourse, and other public areas. Visua designed the speaker locations, amplifier infrastructure, zoning, signal distribution, and cabling required to support the system.

Cable pathways were developed around the full 360 degrees of the stadium, including extensive routing beneath the temporary seating structures. The system is controlled through a Visua digital mixing platform, allowing stadium operators to independently manage speaker zones, source levels, and different mixes throughout the facility. Visua also supplied the stadium's microphone package, including two wireless microphones and a dedicated PA microphone. The result is a system designed to provide professional stadium-level coverage while remaining practical for the unique physical and financial requirements of an interim venue.

Video Production Infrastructure
Centennial Stadium was also equipped with an integrated in-house video production system capable of supporting Denver Summit FC's match presentation. The production environment includes a TriCaster live-production system, Sony cameras, and a Vizrt 3Play 3P1 replay system. Together, these systems provide the production team with switching, camera acquisition, replay, graphics, and content capabilities required to produce the in-stadium show. Visua also installed the cabling infrastructure required throughout the stadium for video production.

Recognizing the requirements of nationally televised NWSL matches, Visua designed dedicated broadcast pathways from the stadium to the production truck dock. Fiber infrastructure allows visiting national broadcast trucks to connect back into stadium locations without requiring temporary cable paths to be recreated for each event. This infrastructure helps support both the Denver Summit FC in-house production and the national broadcasters covering matches at Centennial Stadium.

Stadium Network and Wireless Infrastructure
Modern stadium technology depends on a robust network foundation. Visua partnered with Embark B2B to design and implement the complete wired and wireless network infrastructure throughout Centennial Stadium. The network supports operational systems, production technology, administrative connectivity, and wireless coverage across the venue. By incorporating the network requirements into the overall stadium design from the beginning, the project team was able to coordinate pathways, infrastructure, equipment locations, and technology needs instead of trying to retrofit connectivity after construction.

IPTV and Facility Television
Visua also provided television systems throughout the stadium's suites, club spaces, locker-room areas, and other interior locations. LG hospitality televisions were integrated throughout the facility, while Visua partnered with Comcast to provide IPTV programming and distribution. This allows guests, staff, players, and premium-seat customers to access live programming and stadium content throughout the venue.

OES locker-room clocks were also integrated as part of the overall facility technology package.

One AV Partner Across the Stadium
Beyond individual systems, Visua served as the project manager for the stadium's complete audiovisual scope. That responsibility included coordinating the requirements of LED, audio, production, broadcast, network, wireless, IPTV, television, timing, and infrastructure systems while working alongside Stadium Structures, Embark B2B, Comcast, Denver Summit FC, and the other project stakeholders. With virtually every stadium technology system being built simultaneously, coordination was critical. Rather than designing each technology package independently, Visua approached Centennial Stadium as one interconnected system—planning pathways, equipment locations, network connectivity, power requirements, control, and operational workflows together.