Backstage Networks – Venue Information – Stadiums / Arenas
Connectivity Solutions for Enterprise Center Events
When planning an event at Enterprise Center in St. Louis, ask us about our temporary internet and WiFi services. Our solutions ensure connectivity for your staff, teams, and attendees at this Missouri arena. Backstage Networks will customize solutions for your event and can even keep services activated year-round for frequent use — available only when you need them. These include:
- Production and back-of-house WiFi
- Temporary internet service, fiber and broadband bandwidth
- Support for all major video broadcasting standards with low‑latency and bandwidth‑efficient point‑to‑point video contribution on our secure, global adaptive network
- Venue-wide network to replace or overlay the existing network
Setup is quick and easy, with no need to sign a long-term contract. To discover why our solutions are more reliable and cost-effective, contact Backstage Networks today.
Scalable WiFi Internet Connectivity solutions for the Enterprise Center
- Internet Access from 10Mbps to 10Gbps through multiple transport providers
- High density venue WiFi services for conventions, exhibitor halls, keynote sessions and common areas
- Dynamic bandwidth Layer 2 Private connectivity for event WiFi and event space
- Managed Network Services: Full turnkey data network and WiFi design, onsite service delivery, validation, and management services for your event and / or venue
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Enterprise Center
Enterprise Center, formerly known as Scottrade Center, is a multi-purpose arena in St. Louis, Missouri. It is the home of the St. Louis Blues of the NHL and hosts a wide range of events, including NCAA basketball, concerts, professional wrestling, and more. The facility, with a seating capacity of 18,096, is operated by SLB Acquisition Holdings LLC and is owned by the St. Louis Blues. It has undergone multiple name changes due to various naming rights deals, and currently bears the name of Enterprise Center. The arena is a popular choice for hosting championship events, including NCAA tournaments and the Stanley Cup Finals, and is frequently used for non-sporting events as well. The recent renovations to the arena have included upgrades to the seating, IT infrastructure, and amenities for patrons. It is a prominent venue in St. Louis, drawing nearly two million guests annually.