Before the New England Revolution take on Eastern Conference foe Orlando City, the out of state traveler has some thoughts on getting to the Revs potential new stadium site.
Interesting commentary on the Neverending story of a Kraft SSS in Boston.
The proposed stadium is on a toxic waste dump, needs a process waiver being on a port, and is directly next to the most hideous building in Mass, the Steve Wynn Addiction Palace. And the T is gonna handle all the transportation needs? Most Americans with money can’t walk 500 feet, let alone the trek you outlined.
I still do not understand why you would PURPOSEFULLY build a stadium that is smaller than the one you are currently using (albeit not to capacity, but certainly larger numbers than the proposed stadium would allow). Makes NO sense, and to say, well, they can always add on is absurd. That is not how the planning and development process works. It could take years to get that permission.
Interesting commentary on the Neverending story of a Kraft SSS in Boston.
The proposed stadium is on a toxic waste dump, needs a process waiver being on a port, and is directly next to the most hideous building in Mass, the Steve Wynn Addiction Palace. And the T is gonna handle all the transportation needs? Most Americans with money can’t walk 500 feet, let alone the trek you outlined.
I still do not understand why you would PURPOSEFULLY build a stadium that is smaller than the one you are currently using (albeit not to capacity, but certainly larger numbers than the proposed stadium would allow). Makes NO sense, and to say, well, they can always add on is absurd. That is not how the planning and development process works. It could take years to get that permission.