Oakland Athletics – NBC Sports Bay Area & California
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Looks like the Australia Opera House
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Oakland Athletics – NBC Sports Bay Area & California
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Project Overview | Brightline West
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That area is going to explode with real estate/retail. Live in Vegas, ride the train to LA to work and avoid that traffic on the interstate.
Man that is a nice 'A' stadium. Vegas is doing it big. Next up somebodies' basketball team.Bjarke Ingles & HNTB Release Oakland A's Las Vegas Ballpark Renderings For Tropicana Hotel Site
The 33,000-capacity covered ballpark will sit on nine acres on Las Vegas Boulevard between Tropicana Avenue and Reno Avenue. Designed by BIG in collaboration with HNTB, the new home for the Athletics has an expected opening date of spring 2028. The project builds on a longstanding collaboration between BIG and the Athletics, dating back to a different ballpark design presented in Oakland, California in 2018
The new ballpark’s roof is accentuated by five overlapping shells resembling baseball pennants, paying homage to the sport. For players, these arched “pennants” will attenuate direct sunlight glare while welcoming indirect natural light through northern oriented clerestory windows. The domed ballpark is also designed to feature the world’s largest cable net glass wall. The structure’s exterior metal cladding shimmers in the natural daylight and reflects the surrounding Las Vegas lights at night.
A’s focus on ‘fan comfort’ in new Strip ballpark design; no retractable roof
The Oakland Athletics’ vision of their Las Vegas ballpark has came into focus with the release of new stadium renderings that resemble the Sydney Opera House.www.reviewjournal.com
I thought that Vegas got some of the funds to build the Raiders stadium by increasing an out of town tax to people who stay in hotels?I think I heard that the mayor of Las Vegas isn't thrilled with the idea of public funds being used to build another expensive stadium in town.
To me if they are going to use public funds for stadiums, then the cities and states need to be cutting better deals. I would want a cut of the revenue, make them pay an exit fee if they ever move the team out of the city, and public funds would be treat like a loan where the teams have to pay it back.Probably because the citizens are pissed and taking it out on them. When they moved the Braves to Cobb County I think they hit the tax payers for 300 million to build the battery. People were mad as hell initially but forgot it over time, basically. That one turned out not to be a bad investment though because the battery stays packed even when there aren't games. Really nice game atmosphere on a clear night though.
I think I heard that the mayor of Las Vegas isn't thrilled with the idea of public funds being used to build another expensive stadium in town.