The new Yankee stadium will still be called Yankee Stadium although the same could not be said about Shea Stadium and the Mets. The new Mets stadium will be changed in name to Citi Field. The Mets received millions of dollars from Citi Bank in return for the naming rights of the stadium. The details of the yearly contract were not disclosed but the Mets figure to use the extra revenue to help pay for the new stadium so that ticket prices don't skyrocket.
The new Yankee Stadium will be built in the Bronx like the old Stadium but the location in the Bronx will be different. The location sight will be the Macombs Dam Park which is directly across from the current Yankee Stadium. In fact, as a spectator watching the Yankee games, you can see the new Yankee Stadium being built. Yankee Stadium is currently the third oldest ball park in baseball and despite renovations over the years including increases in seating capacity, the Yankee organization believed that it was finally time for the team to have a new stadium. The new Yankee Stadium is being designed by HOK Sports designers who have done several designs for the construction of new sports venues and ball parks.
The new designs for the Yankee Stadium will have a Great Hall featuring the famous Yankee teams from the past and Hall of Fame players that have their plaques hung at Yankee Stadium. The new stadium will have possibly six thousand fewer seats for fans but the reason why is because there will be more luxury boxes added to gain more revenue. The increase in luxury boxes will increase form sixteen to sixty. A new parking garage is also in the construction phases as the Yankees will now have one central location for all of parking. New York City is expected to give the Yankees around seventy million dollars for the renovations. This will add about three thousand parking spaces for fans. In total, tax payers in New York will pay $450 million for the new stadium renovations.
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Post a CommentI understand the reasoning behind it, but I hate that the Mets' Stadium will be called Citi Field. Yankee Stadium, Wrigley, Shea, Fenway Park: those are ballparks you remember.