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How much did Dick's Sporting Goods Park cost to build?

Dick's Sporting Goods Park is the 18,061-seat soccer-specific stadium and 25-field sports complex in Commerce City, Colorado, home of the Colorado Rapids, designed by HOK Sport, owned by the city and operated by Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, with groundbreaking on 28 September 2005 and opening on 7 April 2007. The venue's own fan guide gives the cost to build the park as 131 million dollars from private and public funds.

Reported project cost

$131 million

Cost basis: 2007

Our local Major League Soccer team, the Colorado Rapids, just opened a soccer specific stadium here in Canada. Word has it from those in the know that it's one of the uglies soccer stadiums in the country. Andrew and I missed the opening home game but had a chance to check out the second game at the new park. Pretty impressive. As for the stadium name, well, what can you do? The game and the city are cool but the name doesn't live up to either. It's the professional sports equivalent of "Bob's F
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Reported project cost2007
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Key dimensions

CapacityDICK'S Sporting Goods Park, Fan Guide
18,061 seats

Project record

Timeline

  1. 28 September 2005

    Construction started

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  2. 7 April 2007

    Opened or launched

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