All articles tagged with #ballpark district
Originally Published 5 months ago — by CBS News
The Savannah Bananas brought record crowds and a significant economic boost to Denver's ballpark district, with increased business and lively energy, reminiscent of major events like Taylor Swift's tour, benefiting local small businesses and revitalizing the area.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by KSHB 41 Kansas City News
The Kansas City Royals will modify the design of their proposed ballpark district in the Crossroads neighborhood to ensure that Oak Street remains open, following discussions with the Mayor, City Council, and members of the community. The decision to keep Oak Street open comes after recognizing its importance to the downtown experience. The Royals will collaborate with city officials to rework the district's design and expressed gratitude to Mayor Quinton Lucas for his leadership in the process.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by KMBC Kansas City
The Kansas City Royals will not be selecting a new stadium site by the end of September as previously announced. The team has narrowed down its options to two proposals for a $2 billion ballpark district that will include a new home for the Royals, restaurants, hotels, and stores. The decision-making process has been delayed, and the team did not provide a new timeframe for when a decision will be made. Jackson County Executive Frank White has been accused of holding up the process, but the team stated that negotiations are ongoing with both Jackson and Clay County. The Royals plan to provide clarity to local leaders and the Chiefs in time for a vote on a proposal in April 2024. The funding for the stadium remains unclear.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by KSHB 41 Kansas City News
The Kansas City Royals are deciding between two locations, North Kansas City in Clay County and the East Village in Jackson County, for their new ballpark district. Clay County highlights its convenient location and available space for an entertainment district, while Jackson County argues that the Royals' lease agreement would be costly to pay off if they move outside of the county. The decision will be announced by the end of September.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by KMBC Kansas City
Kansas City Royals Chairman and CEO John Sherman has announced that the team will make a decision on the site of their new stadium and ballpark village by the end of September. The team is considering two locations, one near downtown and one in the Northland. In an open letter to fans, Sherman expressed the team's commitment to restoring success and promised to provide more information on the proposed ballpark districts in the next 30 days. The new project is expected to generate a significant economic boost for the region, with the construction alone creating over 20,000 jobs and a total economic output of $2.8 billion.