Tropicana Field Repair Project
Sector: Stadium • Location: St. Petersburg, Florida, United States
Source: AOL
A $60 million repair project to fix Tropicana Field, the home ballpark of the Tampa Rays since 1998, after Hurricane Milton tore the roof open in October 2024. FEMA supplied $16.5 million for the repairs. The team is contractually obligated to play in the stadium through the 2028 season.
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Original status | under construction |
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Description
Description | A $60 million repair project to fix Tropicana Field, the home ballpark of the Tampa Rays since 1998, after Hurricane Milton tore the roof open in October 2024. FEMA supplied $16.5 million for the repairs. The team is contractually obligated to play in the stadium through the 2028 season. |
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