Rays NEW Tampa Ballpark Renderings (🚨 FIRST REACTIONS)

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he Tampa Bay Rays released initial renderings on Thursday morning of the proposed ballpark and mixed-use district at Hillsborough College’s Dale Mabry campus.

The team is envisioning a domed stadium that can seat about 31,000 people.

According to a team release, the entire development would stretch about 130 acres across the campus and spread out over three sections: Champions Quarter, Innovation Edge and The Canopy.

A triangular dome with a translucent roof, the Rays are billing the stadium as “the most intimate in Major League Baseball.” It would sit on the side of the campus closest to Raymond James Stadium in what the team is calling “Champions Quarter.”

A rebuilt Hillsborough College with be housed in the Innovation Edge area near Lois Avenue and Tampa Bay Boulevard with an area called “The Canopy” including a mix of bars, restaurants, retail spaces and residential units.

Read More: https://baynews9.com/fl/tampa/news/2026/02/05/tampa-bay-rays-release-new-renderings-of-proposed-ballpark

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41 comments
  1. IS THIS TOO EXPENSIVE OR AMBITIOUS TO HAPPEN?

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  2. Coming from a former California schools facility professional, California regulations, unions and construction delays pushed price of SOFI into the stratosphere. Like costs in each venue would have been 30%-40% more expensive in California than Florida.

    Florida is more builder friendly.

    Mike

  3. The fries in that totally not-AI-rendered view of the Rays ballpark village kind of look like a burger.

    At this point, I don't think it's even a question of if it's too ambitious or expensive as much as it is "let's see the numbers that go with the pretty pictures, and let's see ironclad contracts and timelines." Otherwise, they're just pictures without any real meaning associated with them.

  4. Why don’t the cities or states just buy the teams? Cut out the middle man owners who take home all the profits and get others to pay for everything. I love this stadium design and surrounding area, its awesome!

    Just wish the city, state, college makes the profit for the people.

  5. @brodiebrazil , my first reaction to the renderings is the translucent roof allowing the sun to shine through. BIG MISTAKE! The Houston Astros tried this when they first opened the Astrodome and it didn't work. Fielders were constantly losing the ball in the bright sunlight that was shining through those windows, and they ultimately had to paint over the glass panels so the sun could no longer shine through them, and their fielders could catch the ball a lot easier. The Rays may have to do the same thing. Also, this could cause a "greenhouse effect" making it hotter and more difficult to air condition the vast interior of the place.

  6. I would like to hear or read about the Yankees officials reaction to having this giant Major League home of the Rays directly adjacent to their Spring Training stadium. Personally, I think the Rays should purchase it from the Yankees and make it their own Spring Training home instead of Port Charlotte, and then the Yankees should build a new Spring Training home, maybe in a nearby place like Oldsmar or New Port Richey.

  7. The land in Los Angeles costs way more accounts for a lot of why sofi is so expensive. The state of Florida loves giving sweetheart land deals to billionaires, so it's plausible it will cost much less than sofi.

  8. SoFi is a way bigger stadium and wasn't that price tag for the whole project? I don't see this happening regardless, way too much. and you gotta assume the Ray Jay is gonna want a major renovation soon with a canopy or something. Bucs are a way bigger priority in Tampa.

  9. This is the cost of doing business. The tampa area added 400000 new residents in the last 5 years. Im not sure why $1 billion sounds like a lot. $300 million sounded like a lot 10 years ago and now anyone would be happy to give the rays $300 million. This is why cities should be quick about funding a stadium instead of saying no and fighting it. If you dont want the team just have them leave instead of kicking the can and paying more for the stadium 10 years later. The rays have wanted a stadium for years and now you have to pay tripple what it would have cost years ago.

  10. Why do they want 3 stadiums just off literally the side of several runways. Didn’t no one learn anything with the ups accident and buildings right off the end of the runway? That was only a 35 foot tall building too. Could you imagine that same accident but into one of these stadiums during an event. Death toll would top 9/11

  11. SoFi has an umbrella, there’s space around it for air flow from outside (similar to T-Mobile Park in Seattle, the moving roof doesn’t seal the inside from the outside, this design looks more like a fully enclosed dome.

  12. The Rays may commit to covering future renovation costs, but considering how quickly sports facilities are replaced these days, whose to say the Rays even plan on staying there past 30 years? And if the local government is covering a significant chunk of the construction, then isn't the city, county, and state are essentially paying to entirely rebuild the community college out of their own pockets?

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