Melrose Munch
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So, the Bears are then basically building the entertainment district while the city pays for the stadium, if we make that assumption.4.6 billion?
What makes this and SoFi so much more expensive than say, Allegiant or Mercedes-Benz?
I'm sure the reason is in an article that I'm just too lazy to find and read right now. I imagine it has something to do with a whole district around the stadium instead of just the arena.
Gotta love Bears management
Finding a way to turn what should be positive week for organization/fans into a negative
Let's just say the response to Bears plan and how much taxpayer $ it wants is not positive.
I still think its a feint. "Hey, look, we tried to keep them in Chicago. It's your fault they're in AH, not ours"
Combine the Bears and White Sox Stadiums.
Warren wants nothing to do with Arlington.I still think its a feint. "Hey, look, we tried to keep them in Chicago. It's your fault they're in AH, not ours"
Wear and tear of an open air stadium in cold weather. I mean, how long are the Browns, Bengals, Steelers, Ravens, Patriots, Eagles, Giants/Jets stadiums going to last?Also, the idea of the Bears playing indoors is repulsive. But everyone’s gonna do it now. The toothpaste is out of the tube.
The thing is, how many of these events can you get? There’s only so many. There’s only one Super Bowl, one college football championship, one college basketball championship. There’s really 3 or 4 WWE events depending on how you look at it. This will already miss the World Cup. Taylor Swift only shows up every so often.Wear and tear of an open air stadium in cold weather. I mean, how long are the Browns, Bengals, Steelers, Ravens, Patriots, Eagles, Giants/Jets stadiums going to last?
Plus opens up more windows to generate revenue between Nov to April.
Wear and tear of an open air stadium in cold weather. I mean, how long are the Browns, Bengals, Steelers, Ravens, Patriots, Eagles, Giants/Jets stadiums going to last?
Plus opens up more windows to generate revenue between Nov to April.
Pretty sure Steelers fans would revolt if they tried building a domed stadium
The thing is, how many of these events can you get? There’s only so many. There’s only one Super Bowl, one college football championship, one college basketball championship. There’s really 3 or 4 WWE events depending on how you look at it. This will already miss the World Cup. Taylor Swift only shows up every so often.
All Chicago needs to do is review the events Indy, Minny, Det have gotten in their indoor facilities since they opened. Basically, the same area of Big10 country. Same goes for Cleveland.That's just it, there's only so many of these events and no matter what even with a dome northern cities will never be in a steady rotation like Miami, NOLA, LA etc.
They'd get their complimentary Super Bowl for building a new stadium but I don't see the NFL going back there for a while after (as great as Chicago is).
It's different for Chicago. It's much more of a premier destination than any of those places. So they will get a lot of events.All Chicago needs to do is review the events Indy, Minny, Det have gotten in their indoor facilities since they opened. Basically, the same area of Big10 country. Same goes for Cleveland.
Only a handful of artists would command a stadium vs doing 2 shows in an nhl/nba arena.
Its Chicago. They should get more non football events than Cleveland or Cincinnati.The thing is, how many of these events can you get? There’s only so many. There’s only one Super Bowl, one college football championship, one college basketball championship. There’s really 3 or 4 WWE events depending on how you look at it. This will already miss the World Cup. Taylor Swift only shows up every so often.
Any rumors of the cost of the stadium and public/private financing split?