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The renovation will include adding “premium” seating, which means things like club seats and suites that bring in revenue. The overall capacity, however, won’t dip below 100,000. The plan also includes winterizing the stadium for. There’s also basic fixing up and modernizing to be done.
The work itself mostly will take place around football seasons. Work would start in January 2025, when that season ends, and wrap up by August 2027, in time for that one to begin.
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