Stadiums and arenas, which host thousands of people during concerts, sporting events, and other large gatherings, require extensive fire protection systems to ensure the safety of attendees, staff, and performers. Fire pumps play a crucial role by providing the water pressure needed to supply fire suppression systems, such as sprinklers and hydrants, throughout these massive structures. Jockey pumps maintain system pressure, ensuring that the fire suppression systems are always ready to activate at a moment’s notice. Given the large, open spaces in stadiums, fire pumps must be capable of delivering water over long distances and across multiple levels, from seating areas to backstage facilities and concession stands. Fire suppression systems may also need to be designed to handle potential fire hazards unique to these venues, such as pyrotechnics or large electrical systems used in lighting and sound equipment. Fire pumps must be integrated into the venue’s overall safety plan, and regular drills and maintenance ensure that fire protection systems are ready to respond effectively to emergencies, minimizing risk to the public and property.