GaryMrMets
08-01-2001, 11:50 PM
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The Phillies New Ballpark
-- Closer to the action
-- Natural grass and dirt playing field
-- Great sightlines from every seat
-- Scenic view of Center City skyline
-- Family-friendly amenities and entertainment options
-- All Suites located between foul poles
-- 44 Suites located in the infield
-- Suite Level 13 ft above main concourse
Catch the Spirit!
Enjoy the electrifying ballpark atmosphere. Join the fun. Share the experience. Embrace the opportunity. Live the dream.
The Phillies New Ballpark. Feel the Excitement.
The Phillies New Ballpark, the ultimate baseball and entertainment experience, is set to open in April 2004. Fans are invited to join the action as the Phillies bring to life a world-class, open-air, natural grass and dirt field ballpark in Philadelphia.
Imagine being right on top of the action; hearing the crack of the bat; and enjoying great sightlines to the field from every seat. With continuous views of the field, you will never miss the action walking around the concourses.
The state-of-the-art 43,000-seat ballpark will connect fans of all ages and backgrounds to the pure essence of baseball in an intimate 21st century setting. The New Ballpark will be a complete sports-entertainment experience offering something for everyone, including family-friendly recreation areas, a high caliber video and sound system and special premium seating for entertaining clients.
Under the bright sun or glimmering stars, you won't want to miss watching great Phillies baseball on the field, taking in scenic views of the Center City skyline, enjoying convenient access to new concessions, and entertaining the entire family in a safe and fun environment. Whether arriving by car or public transportation, fans will have convenient access to the SEPTA Subway station or over 20,000 parking spaces (an increase of 5,000 new spaces).
A spectacular open-air outfield entertainment area welcomes you to family-fun amenities and enhanced concessions offering lively entertainment, festive food and great refreshments -- without losing sight of the game. Physically challenged fans will find comfortable accommodations and ease of access throughout the New Ballpark.
The New Ballpark's architecture and design is unmistakably modern, yet inspired by classic ballpark designs. In fact, its unique cantilevered steel structure and seating bowl layout maximizes openness for the ultimate baseball experience.
For the young and young at heart, the Phillies New Ballpark will be an electrifying experience and exciting destination for all fans -- and is certain to be the pride of Philadelphia.
Call now 215-463-5000 to secure your seat.
New vs. Old New Ballpark Veterans Stadium
Design type Baseball-only Multi-purpose
Ballpark Site 21 acres 32 acres
Total Suites 72 142
Total Seats 43,000 62,418
Outfield Seats 9,000 19,736
Parking Spaces 20,000 15,000
Entrance and Main Concourse Street Level Ramps
Skyline View
from seating area YES NO
Field View
from Main Concourse YES NO
Field View
from outside Ballpark YES NO
Phillies Unveil New Ballpark Plans
A World-Class Baseball Experience for Fans Inspires Design
Philadelphia, PA - June 28, 2001 - The Phillies today unveiled architectural design plans for its new 43,000-seat, natural-grass and dirt-field ballpark. Set to debut in time for opening day of the 2004 season, the Phillies are developing the New Ballpark with the goal of building a world-class baseball-only venue that offers fans an intimate and exciting experience.
The New Ballpark will be constructed just east of Veterans Stadium on the north side of Pattison Avenue between 11th and Darien Streets in South Philadelphia and will span a 21-acre site. The New Ballpark structure will be situated uniformly within the city street grid.
New Ballpark Milestones
July 14, 2001
The Phillies began the 1,000-day countdown to Opening Day, 2004 with the first 1,000 fans exchanging their well-worn Phillies T-Shirts for a 1,000-day countdown T-Shirt.
June 29, 2001
The Phillies unveil the left field foul pole in its exact location followed by the celebratory Mellon Fireworks before a crowd of 36,433.
June 28, 2001
The Phillies officially unveil the architectural design plan for its new 43,000-seat, natural grass and dirt field ballpark.
February 1, 2001
City Council approved the lease agreements for Phillies (and Eagles).
January 30, 2001
City purchases two key pieces of privately owned land. Acme warehouse property from developer Bart Blastein and the T-Warehouse site (where the Eagles will build their stadium).
December 21, 2000
City Council approves $1 billion stadium deal for Phillies & Eagles at Sports Complex.
November 17, 2000
City, Phillies, and Eagles agree on terms to build two new sports facilities (ballpark and stadium).
November 13, 2000
Mayor John Street announces Phillies New Ballpark and Eagles Stadium will be located at the Sports Complex. "The Sports Complex will be unmatched in the country," said Mayor Street.
http://phillies.mlb.com/phi/ballpark/phi_ballpark_popup_amen.html
http://phillies.mlb.com/phi/ballpark/phi_ballpark_popup_site.html
http://phillies.mlb.com/phi/ballpark/phi_ballpark_popup_aerial.html
The Phillies New Ballpark
-- Closer to the action
-- Natural grass and dirt playing field
-- Great sightlines from every seat
-- Scenic view of Center City skyline
-- Family-friendly amenities and entertainment options
-- All Suites located between foul poles
-- 44 Suites located in the infield
-- Suite Level 13 ft above main concourse
Catch the Spirit!
Enjoy the electrifying ballpark atmosphere. Join the fun. Share the experience. Embrace the opportunity. Live the dream.
The Phillies New Ballpark. Feel the Excitement.
The Phillies New Ballpark, the ultimate baseball and entertainment experience, is set to open in April 2004. Fans are invited to join the action as the Phillies bring to life a world-class, open-air, natural grass and dirt field ballpark in Philadelphia.
Imagine being right on top of the action; hearing the crack of the bat; and enjoying great sightlines to the field from every seat. With continuous views of the field, you will never miss the action walking around the concourses.
The state-of-the-art 43,000-seat ballpark will connect fans of all ages and backgrounds to the pure essence of baseball in an intimate 21st century setting. The New Ballpark will be a complete sports-entertainment experience offering something for everyone, including family-friendly recreation areas, a high caliber video and sound system and special premium seating for entertaining clients.
Under the bright sun or glimmering stars, you won't want to miss watching great Phillies baseball on the field, taking in scenic views of the Center City skyline, enjoying convenient access to new concessions, and entertaining the entire family in a safe and fun environment. Whether arriving by car or public transportation, fans will have convenient access to the SEPTA Subway station or over 20,000 parking spaces (an increase of 5,000 new spaces).
A spectacular open-air outfield entertainment area welcomes you to family-fun amenities and enhanced concessions offering lively entertainment, festive food and great refreshments -- without losing sight of the game. Physically challenged fans will find comfortable accommodations and ease of access throughout the New Ballpark.
The New Ballpark's architecture and design is unmistakably modern, yet inspired by classic ballpark designs. In fact, its unique cantilevered steel structure and seating bowl layout maximizes openness for the ultimate baseball experience.
For the young and young at heart, the Phillies New Ballpark will be an electrifying experience and exciting destination for all fans -- and is certain to be the pride of Philadelphia.
Call now 215-463-5000 to secure your seat.
New vs. Old New Ballpark Veterans Stadium
Design type Baseball-only Multi-purpose
Ballpark Site 21 acres 32 acres
Total Suites 72 142
Total Seats 43,000 62,418
Outfield Seats 9,000 19,736
Parking Spaces 20,000 15,000
Entrance and Main Concourse Street Level Ramps
Skyline View
from seating area YES NO
Field View
from Main Concourse YES NO
Field View
from outside Ballpark YES NO
Phillies Unveil New Ballpark Plans
A World-Class Baseball Experience for Fans Inspires Design
Philadelphia, PA - June 28, 2001 - The Phillies today unveiled architectural design plans for its new 43,000-seat, natural-grass and dirt-field ballpark. Set to debut in time for opening day of the 2004 season, the Phillies are developing the New Ballpark with the goal of building a world-class baseball-only venue that offers fans an intimate and exciting experience.
The New Ballpark will be constructed just east of Veterans Stadium on the north side of Pattison Avenue between 11th and Darien Streets in South Philadelphia and will span a 21-acre site. The New Ballpark structure will be situated uniformly within the city street grid.
New Ballpark Milestones
July 14, 2001
The Phillies began the 1,000-day countdown to Opening Day, 2004 with the first 1,000 fans exchanging their well-worn Phillies T-Shirts for a 1,000-day countdown T-Shirt.
June 29, 2001
The Phillies unveil the left field foul pole in its exact location followed by the celebratory Mellon Fireworks before a crowd of 36,433.
June 28, 2001
The Phillies officially unveil the architectural design plan for its new 43,000-seat, natural grass and dirt field ballpark.
February 1, 2001
City Council approved the lease agreements for Phillies (and Eagles).
January 30, 2001
City purchases two key pieces of privately owned land. Acme warehouse property from developer Bart Blastein and the T-Warehouse site (where the Eagles will build their stadium).
December 21, 2000
City Council approves $1 billion stadium deal for Phillies & Eagles at Sports Complex.
November 17, 2000
City, Phillies, and Eagles agree on terms to build two new sports facilities (ballpark and stadium).
November 13, 2000
Mayor John Street announces Phillies New Ballpark and Eagles Stadium will be located at the Sports Complex. "The Sports Complex will be unmatched in the country," said Mayor Street.