The Yale Sun Bowl Concert Incident provides one of the greatest examples of all time on how the environment can affect participants in a leisure/sports/entertainment facility. The Yale Bowl was an old large stadium that was built during the times when Ivy League football drew extremely large crowds. Concert promoters decided to rent it out for a summer concert with the Beach Boys. The day of the concert was extremely hot, with temperatures in the Bowl reaching more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit. In the disturbance that occurred at this event most of the underground sprinkler system was torn up, urinals were torn from the walls in rest rooms, and lots of other damage occurred. First Aid stations were overloaded beyond belief. What about this facility caused the university and promoters not to realize that they would have problems if this was a hot day? What could have been done to prevent the problems?