The phrase 'stadium staff' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the people who work at a sports stadium, such as ushers, security personnel, vendors, and janitors. For example, you might say "The stadium staff at the football game were very helpful and polite."
Not unless the stadium staff have calculators in their fingertips.
Afterward, a member of the stadium staff came over and complimented Mr. Bertaut on keeping calm.
Russian fans were filmed fighting with stadium staff in Wroclaw after a 4-1 win last Friday.
He pointed to the risks involved to youngsters if fans invaded the field, and that stadium staff could be operating machinery on the playing surface.
Stadium staff struggled to deal with a serious failure in security measures at the Maracanã before Chile's match against Spain on Wednesday as around 100 supporters charged through the stadium media centre, causing havoc and damaging walls and equipment.
There were a number of incidents at Euro 2012 involving Russian fans, including an assault on stadium staff at one match, and the racial abuse of the Czech Republic defender Theodor Gebre Selassie.
In the shorter run, the league had better train its stadium staffs to sell tickets faster.
Llambias, along with Sports Direct's Barry Leach, have been assessing the financial and staffing arrangements at Ibrox in recent weeks and been prominent around the stadium as staff were made redundant.
Columbus police officers and members of the Crew Stadium security staff eventually separated the groups.
Bush had asked for a chance to go to the Yankees' batting cages before the game and warm up a little bit, a member of the stadium security staff said.
Out of sight of the cameras and the throng inside the stadium, the staff were frantically wielding shovels and brooms to clear away the building debris left from the manic push to complete the facility on time.
