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$420 Million???

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Isn't the new ball park priced extremely high compared to other parks "420 million" some of the other ball parks are as low as 110 million...

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/teams/stadium?team=bal

 

Dolphins Stadium $115 million

Camden Yards $110 million

Mile High Stadium $215

 

I couldn't find one more expensive, I didn't look at all of them though..

Inflation for one.

 

Dolphins Stadium $115 million-Finished in 1987

Camden Yards $110 million-Finished in 1992/93?

Mile High Stadium $215 Finished in 1995

 

 

Look up some of the newer stadiums like Minute Maid Park and Petco Park and you'll see numbers closer to that of the Marlins stadium.

Inflation for one.

 

Dolphins Stadium $115 million-Finished in 1987

Camden Yards $110 million-Finished in 1992/93?

Mile High Stadium $215 Finished in 1995

 

 

Look up some of the newer stadiums like Minute Maid Park and Petco Park and you'll see numbers closer to that of the Marlins stadium.

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minute maid was actually very cheap by our standards 258 mill i believe was the number

 

now take a look at the yankees, they wanna spend 800 million. and citizens bank was quite an undertaking as well.

Inflation for one.

 

Dolphins Stadium $115 million-Finished in 1987

Camden Yards $110 million-Finished in 1992/93?

Mile High Stadium $215 Finished in 1995

 

 

Look up some of the newer stadiums like Minute Maid Park and Petco Park and you'll see numbers closer to that of the Marlins stadium.

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minute maid was actually very cheap by our standards 258 mill i believe was the number

 

now take a look at the yankees, they wanna spend 800 million. and citizens bank was quite an undertaking as well.

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The Yankees aren't just building a stadium. They are building shops, resturants and stuff like they.

 

BTW, who is not paying a penny for that Yankee stadium? The Public.

Inflation for one.

 

Dolphins Stadium $115 million-Finished in 1987

Camden Yards $110 million-Finished in 1992/93?

Mile High Stadium $215 Finished in 1995

 

 

Look up some of the newer stadiums like Minute Maid Park and Petco Park and you'll see numbers closer to that of the Marlins stadium.

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minute maid was actually very cheap by our standards 258 mill i believe was the number

 

now take a look at the yankees, they wanna spend 800 million. and citizens bank was quite an undertaking as well.

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The Yankees aren't just building a stadium. They are building shops, resturants and stuff like they.

 

BTW, who is not paying a penny for that Yankee stadium? The Public.

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but they wouldn't be there if they weren't building a stadium, so i'm including it in the cost

Thats fine, just point it out. The Marlins are spending $420 for a stadium and parking garage.

 

I think you can look at the west coast stadiums for the best cost estimates, to compare and contrast.

Thats fine, just point it out. The Marlins are spending $420 for a stadium and parking garage.

 

I think you can look at the west coast stadiums for the best cost estimates, to compare and contrast.

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Ballpark Details

"The Ballpark will include a retractable roof,

approximately 38,000 seats of which 3,000 are premium

seats, and 62 luxury suites. It will also include an

aquarium, a community center, and other ballpark

attractions."- City/County Manager Memo

 

Link

That memo also says the ballpark will cost $367 million. Not to say it might be outdated, or been changed or anything.

 

All I was saying is, the Marlins are building something on a single block of land, the Yankees want to do something that kinda resembles what Wayne wants at the Fin and the Lions did in D town.

A little info from ESPN.com:

 

 

Bank One Ballpark-$354 million

SBC Park-$319 million

Petco Park-$458-million

Citizens Bank park-$336-million

PNC Park-$216 million

Comerica Park-$300 million

Great American Ballpark-$290 million

New Busch Stadium-$400 million (Estimated)

Minute Maid Park-$248 million

 

So the lowest of the bunch is PNC Park at $216, but the stadium does not include a retractable roof or anything. Still, $216 is quite alot by today's standards.

That memo also says the ballpark will cost $367 million. Not to say it might be outdated, or been changed or anything.

 

All I was saying is, the Marlins are building something on a single block of land, the Yankees want to do something that kinda resembles what Wayne wants at the Fin and the Lions did in D town.

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As far as I know the price was adjusted but those plans haven't been dropped.

Retractable Roof Parks

 

Miller Park: $400,000,000

Safeco Field: $517,000,000

Rogers Centre: $500,000,000 (Wow and that's in 1980's dollars)

Bank One Ballpark: $354,000,000

 

Future Ballparks with roofs:

Twins Ballpark: $430-$450,000,000

Marlins Ballpark: $420,000,000

Mets Ballpark: $800,000,000

Retractable Roof Parks

 

Miller Park: $400,000,000

Safeco Field: $517,000,000

Rogers Centre: $500,000,000 (Wow and that's in 1980's dollars)

Bank One Ballpark: $354,000,000

 

Future Ballparks with roofs:

Twins Ballpark: $430-$450,000,000

Marlins Ballpark: $420,000,000

Mets Ballpark: $800,000,000

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So the cost of building our stadium is average at worse and more than likely cheaper compared to other retractable roof stadiums. Great.

New Busch stadiium is the newest addition and that's around $400 million as well.

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Thanks for restating a point that was posted earlier.

 

 

 

You must be a smart kid. :plain

Inflation for one.

 

Dolphins Stadium $115 million-Finished in 1987

Camden Yards $110 million-Finished in 1992/93?

Mile High Stadium $215 Finished in 1995

 

 

Look up some of the newer stadiums like Minute Maid Park and Petco Park and you'll see numbers closer to that of the Marlins stadium.

749209[/snapback]

minute maid was actually very cheap by our standards 258 mill i believe was the number

 

now take a look at the yankees, they wanna spend 800 million. and citizens bank was quite an undertaking as well.

749265[/snapback]

 

The Yankees aren't just building a stadium. They are building shops, resturants and stuff like they.

 

BTW, who is not paying a penny for that Yankee stadium? The Public.

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isn't new york throwing in 300 mil?

Inflation for one.

 

Dolphins Stadium $115 million-Finished in 1987

Camden Yards $110 million-Finished in 1992/93?

Mile High Stadium $215 Finished in 1995

 

 

Look up some of the newer stadiums like Minute Maid Park and Petco Park and you'll see numbers closer to that of the Marlins stadium.

749209[/snapback]

minute maid was actually very cheap by our standards 258 mill i believe was the number

 

now take a look at the yankees, they wanna spend 800 million. and citizens bank was quite an undertaking as well.

749265[/snapback]

 

The Yankees aren't just building a stadium. They are building shops, resturants and stuff like they.

 

BTW, who is not paying a penny for that Yankee stadium? The Public.

749276[/snapback]

 

 

isn't new york throwing in 300 mil?

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The stadium itself, funded entirely by the team, will run about $800 million, while the total project will cost about $1.1 billion with the city and the state providing the extra $300 million for a new Metro-North station, parkland along the now decrepit waterfront and better parking facilities around the stadium

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I didn't realize that Safeco cost that much to build.It is a beautiful ball park though and that roof is just awseome! Great for rainy Seattle.

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