STADIUM PROJECT NEWS
Jaguars report major construction progress at EverBank Stadium
The Jacksonville Jaguars say their $1.4 billion EverBank Stadium renovation remains on schedule for completion in 2028 following a month of intensive construction during the team’s absence. Crews installed a million-pound steel roof truss, poured concrete for the South End Zone Club and expanded concourses, and completed key electrical infrastructure work, while the team confirmed that fans attending Sunday’s game against Indianapolis will see no significant changes to stadium access. Read more here.
Frisco approves incentives for Toyota Stadium mixed-use development
Frisco City Council has approved an economic development agreement supporting a new hotel, convention center, retail space and parking garage adjacent to Toyota Stadium, home of MLS club FC Dallas. The agreement includes up to $5 million in hotel tax incentives over 10 years, while the stadium’s separate $215 million renovation is underway and scheduled for completion in 2028. Read more here.
Construction begins on 20,000-capacity Munich Arena
Construction has begun on the privately financed Munich Arena near Munich International Airport, with the 20,000-capacity concert venue scheduled to open in 2029. Designed by Populous and HENN Architects, the arena will feature a 270-degree horseshoe-shaped seating bowl, acoustics tailored to live music and advanced production facilities, with Live Nation serving as a long-term partner. Read more here.
Fisher Brothers proposes $2-3 billion NBA arena in Las Vegas
Real estate developer Fisher Brothers has proposed an 18,000- to 20,000-seat arena next to its AREA15 entertainment complex in Las Vegas, potentially serving as the home of a future NBA expansion franchise. The estimated $2 billion to $3 billion project would anchor a 50-acre mixed-use sports and entertainment district, although financing, construction timelines and an agreement with a prospective NBA ownership group have yet to be finalized. Read more here.
Venezia FC signs 40-year agreement for new stadium
Venezia FC and the City of Venice have signed a 40-year concession agreement for the club’s new 18,500-seat Bosco dello Sport stadium, currently under construction in Tessera. The agreement includes a €125 million commitment from the club for facility improvements, maintenance and concession fees, with the stadium scheduled to open during the second half of the 2027–28 season and host concerts and other events in addition to soccer. Read more here.
AC Milan and Inter unveil plans for 71,500-seat Generali Stadium
AC Milan and Inter Milan have unveiled designs for their new 71,500-seat Generali Stadium, which will replace San Siro as the clubs’ shared home beginning with the 2031–32 season. Designed by Foster + Partners and MANICA, the stadium will feature steep seating sections reaching 37 degrees, a double-curved roof with integrated solar technology and enhanced acoustics, with construction expected to begin in 2028. Read more here.
Luton Town stadium delayed as construction costs rise £15M
Luton Town stadium delayed as construction costs rise £15M. Construction of Luton Town’s new 25,000-seat Power Court stadium is running about a month behind schedule after workers discovered an undocumented Victorian sewer, while rising material prices have added approximately £15 million to project costs. The club is still targeting completion in June 2028, ahead of the 2028–29 season, with foundation work finished and construction progressing on the west stand. Read more here.
STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS
Capital One Arena showcases network transformation
Capital One Arena has deployed Wi-Fi 7 as part of its ongoing $1 billion renovation, bringing network monitoring, digital signage and venue operations together on a unified platform. The system monitors connectivity, manages digital displays and analyzes crowd movement, helping arena staff identify problems and improve the fan experience during events. Read more here.
CURE Insurance Arena installs new LED display system
CURE Insurance Arena in Trenton, New Jersey, has installed a new display system featuring four center hung LED videoboards, a circular LED ribbon display and three entrance displays. Read more here.
HI Health Center Omaha unveils $1M court projection mapping system
CHI Health Center Omaha has installed a new court projection mapping system featuring four overhead projectors that transform the playing surface into a large video display for game-day entertainment. The more than $1 million installation, which venue operator MECA described as the first of its kind in Nebraska, will debut November 2 during Creighton’s men’s basketball home opener and will also support Omaha Supernovas volleyball games. Read more here.
STADIUM BUSINESS NEWS
Royals select Delaware North for new Kansas City ballpark
The Kansas City Royals have selected Delaware North Sportservice as the food and beverage provider for their planned 34,000-seat downtown ballpark, which is targeted to open for the 2030 MLB season. Delaware North will begin operations at the team’s existing Kauffman Stadium in 2028, allowing it to recruit staff, establish local supplier relationships and develop a concessions program showcasing Kansas City’s culinary scene ahead of the move. Read more here.
Detroit City FC selects OVG Hospitality for new stadium
Detroit City FC has selected Oak View Group (OVG) Hospitality as the exclusive food and beverage provider for AlumniFi Field, the club’s new 15,000-seat stadium scheduled to open in spring 2028. OVG will develop a concessions program featuring Detroit-area food providers and Michigan-grown ingredients, along with technology to speed up ordering and purchasing, at the privately funded venue that forms part of a $200 million mixed-use development in southwest Detroit. Read more here.
