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The Oakland Athletics hope to turn the 4 acres of land leading up to their planned Las Vegas ballpark into an area similar to the one near T-Mobile Arena.
Bally's Corp., which owns the Tropicana, will share the space leading up to the 9 acres of land allotted for the A's to construct their planned $1.5 billion, 30,000- to 33,000-seat MLB stadium. The team envisions that area as having various amenities to create a lively atmosphere.
"It's a really important piece because it really becomes the front door to both Bally's (future project) and the ballpark," Brad Schrock, A's director of design, told the Las Vegas Review-Journal. "That's been envisioned to be active 365 days a year with retail, entertainment and dining opportunities."
www.reviewjournal.com/sports/athletics/as-want-las-vegas-ballpark-plaza-to-have-elements-of-t-mobile-2878216/
Bally's Corp., which owns the Tropicana, will share the space leading up to the 9 acres of land allotted for the A's to construct their planned $1.5 billion, 30,000- to 33,000-seat MLB stadium. The team envisions that area as having various amenities to create a lively atmosphere.
"It's a really important piece because it really becomes the front door to both Bally's (future project) and the ballpark," Brad Schrock, A's director of design, told the Las Vegas Review-Journal. "That's been envisioned to be active 365 days a year with retail, entertainment and dining opportunities."
www.reviewjournal.com/sports/athletics/as-want-las-vegas-ballpark-plaza-to-have-elements-of-t-mobile-2878216/
