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For stadiums and arenas

Game Day Gets a Highlight Reel

A stadium photo booth gives fans a place to celebrate in team colors before the anthem and after the final whistle. Our team rolls a real enclosed walk-in booth onto your concourse for free, keeps it running and maintained, and every session sends a share your way.

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SmileMore photo booth in the Don Taft University Center lobby

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What changes

Fans already dress for this photo

Nobody at a game needs convincing to pose. Fans show up in face paint, foam fingers and vintage jerseys, and they spend the whole night looking for ways to show the world they were there. A booth on the concourse hands them exactly that.

  • Team colors pop on camera. Painted faces and jerseys look sharp under the flash, and fans who pick black and white get a strip that looks like an old trading card.
  • Pregame energy has a home. Groups who arrive early wander the concourse anyway. The booth gives them a reason to gather before heading to their seats.
  • Halftime and intermissions get lively. Between periods or quarters, friends grab a strip on the way back from the food stands.
  • Season ticket holders build a collection. Regulars who attend dozens of games a year take a strip at every rivalry night, milestone game or playoff run.
  • Concerts and events count too. Arenas that host tours, graduations and conventions get a booth that suits every crowd on the calendar.

The strip travels home on a dashboard, a dorm wall or a fridge, carrying your venue’s name with it.

Capital outlay

None. We own the booth and handle the delivery, installation, paper supply, repairs and insurance. Your venue provides a spot on the concourse and an outlet.

Revenue share

Every session sends 10% to 25% your way, with the rate written down before signing. Expect payment on the 1st of every month, along with a detailed sales report.

Downside protection

The 12-month agreement begins with a 90-day trial. If it underperforms across that stretch, we pull it off the concourse at no cost to you.

How it fits

Concourse corners built for crowds

A stadium photo booth belongs where fans already flow: a concourse corner near a main gate, a club level lounge, or beside the team store. The footprint is small for a building this size: a 5 x 5 ft corner with an outlet. Casters let it glide through any doorway when you reposition between events. Fans tap a card or phone, choose between color and black and white, then walk off with two printed strips about 90 seconds later, plus a QR code to share. Concessions and event staff never operate it or handle cash. We monitor it remotely, refill paper, and a local crew usually resolves problems the same day.

We have not installed in a stadium or arena yet. Our one live booth stands in a university center at NSU, a campus and not a sports venue, where guests paid for more than three hundred sessions in the opening month, with the move-in week rush accounting for much of it. A full concourse on game day plays at a whole different scale. Learn how the split works in our profit share guide, or apply to host.

Best spot

Near a main gate or the team store, where fans stream past before kickoff and gather again on the way out.

Busiest moment

Gates opening on a rivalry night, when the concourse fills with painted faces and everyone wants proof they made it.

Make it yours

Wrap it in team colors and your logo. Your venue’s name lands on each strip, so game day souvenirs carry your brand home.

Questions from stadiums and arenas

Each session takes about 90 seconds for four poses and two prints, so the line keeps moving. We review your traffic and space first to plan the best location.

No. Fans pay by card or phone tap and follow the on-screen steps. We watch it remotely and keep it stocked, so your event staff stay focused elsewhere.

Venues that host concerts and other events give it more nights to work. For stadiums with a quieter calendar, we talk it through during review before anything is signed.

Yes. Built on casters and narrow enough for normal doorways, it can relocate for special events. Give us a heads up first so we can help.

Other kinds of venues we work with: Bars, Nightclubs, Restaurants, Breweries, Coffee Shops, Dessert Shops, Food Halls, Hotels, Event Venues, Live Music Venues, Campuses, Shopping Centers, Retail Stores, Apartment Communities, Arcades and FECs, Bowling Alleys, Entertainment Venues, Movie Theaters, Museums, Attractions, Airports, Hospitals and Parks. New to all this? Start with how hosting works or read the NSU case study.

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