The Panthers Vs Bears page presented users with a simple access problem rather than a working virtual tour, directing them to install Adobe Flash Player if the message appeared instead of the tour.
At the time of the page, the instruction was clear: if the virtual tour would not load, users should first install Adobe Flash Player. If they were still unable to view the tour, they were told to enable javascript in their browser.
What users were told to do
The page did not suggest a complicated fix. It laid out a short sequence of steps aimed at getting the virtual tour to display properly in the current browser setup.
That matters because the page indicates the virtual tour exists, but it could not be shown without the right browser configuration. In other words, the content was there, but access depended on the user’s settings.
Support contact provided
If problems continued after those steps, users were told to email [email protected] for help.
The message also points to Revolution Viewing and RV Touch as part of the viewing setup, with the page functioning as a technical access notice rather than a sports report. The practical takeaway is straightforward: install Adobe Flash Player, enable javascript if needed, and contact support if the tour still will not open.
