Atmospheric effects systems for presenting atmospheric effects relating to an event

A method of presenting an atmospheric effect to an audience within a venue, the method comprising:

• receiving, by a mobile effects pod from an atmospheric effects computer system, a control signal that is related to one or more characteristics, parameters, or attributes of the atmospheric effect;
• adjusting, by the mobile effects pod, one or more characteristics, parameters, or attributes of a first input stream of air in accordance with the one or more characteristics, parameters, or attributes of the atmospheric effect to introduce the atmospheric effect into a collective output stream of air;
• and
• amplifying, by the mobile effects pod, a second input stream of air utilizing the adjusted first input stream of air to provide a plurality of output streams of air that collectively combine to provide the collective output stream of air to a seating section in the venue.

A venue for hosting an event, the venue comprising:

• a plurality of seating sections within the venue to seat an audience within the venue to view the event;
• a plurality of mobile effects pods to generate an atmospheric effect relating to the event, the plurality of mobile effects pods being configured to:
• receive a first plurality of input streams of air;
• adjust one or more characteristics, parameters, or attributes of the first plurality of input streams of air to introduce the atmospheric effect into a plurality of collective output streams of air;
• and
• amplify a second plurality of input streams of air utilizing the adjusted first plurality of input streams of air to provide a plurality of output streams of air that collectively combine to provide the plurality of collective output streams of air to the plurality of seating sections;
• and
• an atmospheric effects computer system, communicatively coupled to the plurality of mobile effects pods, configured to control the one or more characteristics, parameters, or attributes of the first plurality of input streams of air.