Rays Give First Look of New $2.3B Stadium Amid Relocation
Summary
The Tampa Bay Rays have shared details and images of their upcoming $2.3 billion stadium located in Tampa Bay, Florida. This move follows damage to their previous venue, Tropicana Field, due to Hurricane Milton. The new stadium will seat 31,000 people and aims to offer fans a unique experience.Key Facts
- The Tampa Bay Rays are building a new stadium costing $2.3 billion.
- The new stadium will be in Tampa Bay, Florida, covering 130 acres.
- The stadium is expected to have a seating capacity of 31,000.
- Tropicana Field, the Rays' previous home, was damaged in 2024 by Hurricane Milton.
- Tropicana Field's lease with the Rays ends in 2028, but might extend if needed.
- The stadium will be in the Westshore District near Hillsborough College.
- The project includes "Champions Quarter," a fan-friendly area mixing baseball with culture.
- MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred supports the stadium and the group's efforts to make the team successful in Tampa Bay.
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