I think it needs a waterfall there personally.I think improving that blacked out area in centre, and removing those gaps between the outfield wall and seats will make it feel less like a concrete building that has a baseball field, and more like a 'baseball park'. Really looking forward to seeing it.
A Redditor apparently found the CN Tower's replacement:Somewhat worryingly - the CN Tower is being demo'd as part of the project
Finally!Maybe someone will post the overhead rendering soon but it's not that the CN Tower is gone. They've just added large propellers on the outside so once everyone is in the stadium can hover over downtown, like the Avengers aircraft carrier. Extra altitude is expected to improve home run numbers, though MLB will need to review plans for the first free-floating stadium first.
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Toronto Blue Jays announce Rogers Centre to get $300-million overhaul
Opened in 1989, Rogers Centre is the seventh oldest ballpark in Major League Baseballwww.theglobeandmail.com
Apparently all the 500 level seats will be getting replaced... I really wonder why that press conference was not broadcasted anywhere.
100 level infield seating not yet finalized, but we can now see the new angular seating now facing the actual diamond and not center of the playing field, one can assume those sections will have new seats and presumably, the rest of the infield just may. Curious to see a better integration of the first few rows behind home plate.
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Blue Jays unveil $300-million renovations at Rogers Centre. A look at what's new
The Toronto Blue Jays unveiled its multi-year, privately funded $300-million renovation to Rogers Centre with a focus on modernizing the fan experience.toronto.citynews.ca
My point was that equating the late 1980s to ancient history is just plain funny. Like, are we saying every 33 year old person is "ancient" too? It's just a silly choice of word here. But yes, obviously the stadium needs to feel less like a bunker.any stadium with a roof and fake grass is not only ancient but it's barbaric.... you do realize that there are players who will choose to play in Cleveland for the electric atmosphere over this barren concrete jungle.
any stadium with a roof and fake grass is not only ancient but it's barbaric.... you do realize that there are players who will choose to play in Cleveland for the electric atmosphere over this barren concrete jungle.