We are delighted to announce a new partnership with weatherproof digital display and interactive platform specialists, Tee Screen.
The company - which works with a number of clubs across the Premier League and EFL to improve the matchday experience for supporters – has installed four innovative touchscreens around Vale Park as part of the agreement.
Replacing some traditional static signage, the screens will feature live matchday content including stats and scores from around the grounds, club announcements and social media feeds, with a view to elevating engagement before, during and after home matches.
The new screens have been installed in the following locations, and will be used on matchday for the first time when Carlisle United come to Vale Park on Saturday 21st December:
- University of Staffordshire FanZone – exterior, next to turnstiles
- Lorne Street Stand – interior, next to the Valiant Suite
- Railway Stand – exterior, next to matchday kiosks
- Railway Paddock – exterior, next to matchday kiosks
- Club Store – interior, next to tills (coming soon)
Ryan Grant, Port Vale Director of Marketing & Communications, said:
“Across the club, we’re keen to give Vale supporters the best possible matchday experience, and the installation of these touchscreens will help us engage and communicate with our fanbase in new and exciting ways.
“Tee Screen’s innovative and interactive products will bring our supporters closer to the club in all areas of the ground, and we’re excited to see them in action in time for our final home game of the calendar year.”
John Webb, Co-Founder and CEO of Tee Screen, added:
“We are thrilled to partner with Port Vale to elevate the matchday experience for their supporters. Our touchscreens are designed to engage and excite, bringing supporters closer to the action and the club.
“A special thanks to the club staff and owners for their warm welcome during our visits to the stadium; it’s clear they share our passion for innovation and fan engagement. We’re proud to be part of this modernisation project at Vale Park and can’t wait to see them in use next weekend.”