THANK U. enclosed outdoor. you keep wind out, like Target field you line the mezzanines with overhead heatersQuote:
Originally Posted by 23Bison
plus remember. usually only 1 or 2 home games in November in FBS
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THANK U. enclosed outdoor. you keep wind out, like Target field you line the mezzanines with overhead heatersQuote:
Originally Posted by 23Bison
plus remember. usually only 1 or 2 home games in November in FBS
Would have to be enclosed though.
Filling a 50,000 seat stadium isn’t happening.Quote:
Originally Posted by El_Chapo
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Youre lucky we lost HerbertQuote:
Originally Posted by I miss Chubs
Agreed. Though we wouldn't have games there after mid November so while definitely a factor, may not be the de facto decision. However, to get the community behind it it wrought need to be a joint effort with city again most likely. The best way for that is to have a year round money making venue. IOW an indoor stadium.Quote:
Originally Posted by 56BISON73
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For those who are interested, Google search for Mosaic Stadium, Regina:
https://www.riderville.com/about-mosaic-stadium/
Photos:
https://bit.ly/2qYvq0S
Not enclosed, but covered enough to keep a lot of that cold, ND wind out. 33,350 seems about right capacity for NDSU
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Originally Posted by NWNDBison
Here it is with it completely closed. MOSAIC stadium was first designed to be enclosed.
But it cant keep the cold out.Quote:
Originally Posted by NWNDBison
Hence it needing to be completely enclosed like it’s original plans. With the price tag when built at $278mill I’m not sure what that would be now a days and closing all the gaps to elements. Would $325 mill be ballpark? IdkQuote:
Originally Posted by 56BISON73
After looking, the project started in 2014 so not that long ago.
Build it open first with a fundraising effort to enclose it in the future? Might work. A few cold outdoor seasons might entice me to donate a bit more. :biggrin: