By early 2018, more than 20 cranes will dot the Tampa skyline as work begins on the majority of vertical construction in the first phase of the district. Ten architectural firms are currently designing 18 buildings, including office and residential towers with ground-floor retail space. A grocer and a fitness facility are targeted anchors, Nozar said.
The first phase of development totals 4 million square feet across 10 blocks and is slated to wrap up by 2020  just in time for Super Bowl LV, which Tampa hosts in 2021.
Water Street Tampa is the district's name.
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That's quite the difference
Also new addition is 3x the size but no new ice?
The new addition will feature all team spaces including locker room, weight room, training room, dedicated press room, an expanded player lounge and more. It will feature amenities that are not currently available at AMALIE Arena, including hydrotherapy facilities and a video room/theater. It will also include a new rink dasher system for the North Rink.
it depends on what's going on in the huge expansion, but I think the play right now is to distribute 1-2 pad ice rinks throughout the area, rather than consolidate many rinks together in a few places where they need massive parking lots, wider roads, people needing to take long trips, etc.
Yeah.. Well I'm being selfish. Sick of 11pm gametimes.
Yeah.. Well I'm being selfish. Sick of 11pm gametimes.
Yeah.. Well I'm being selfish. Sick of 11pm gametimes.
Amen to that. What team are you on? I am StrongBow Monday Nights.
Also new addition is 3x the size but no new ice?
I was once told that they wanted to expand into other things including bigger areas for paintball, off-ice workout areas, and potentially an inline rink but I don't know where that ended up.