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KU Athletics received a historic $300 million donation from alumnus David Booth, the largest in the university's history, which will fund the Gateway District's Phase II and support KU's athletic programs, infrastructure, and future leadership in college sports.
Kansas Football will play all six of its home games in the Kansas City metropolitan area in 2024, with two games at Children’s Mercy Park and four at Arrowhead Stadium. This move is necessary to accommodate construction at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium and the Gateway District. Fans can purchase season tickets and the university is working to ensure student transportation and accommodations for all six home games. The team is coming off a successful 2023 season and is looking forward to the unique opportunity to play in the Kansas City area.
The University of Kansas and Kansas Athletics have announced plans for the Gateway District, a transformative project that includes the renovation of David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium, a new conference center, and multi-use facilities. The project aims to enhance the campus experience, drive economic development, and provide Kansas Football with state-of-the-art facilities. The first phase of construction will begin after the 2023 football season and is expected to be completed by the start of the 2025 season. The project will be primarily funded by private donations, with additional support from ARPA funds and the Kansas Department of Commerce's University Challenge Grant program. Future phases will focus on the south and east portions of the stadium and the development of multi-use facilities.