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Ball Arena set to undergo $135 million in renovations, including expanded East Atrium
The project adds a larger east atrium, new premium clubs and technology upgrades aimed at easing congestion and reducing wait times, KSE said.
- On Friday, September 18, Kroenke Sports & Entertainment announced a $135 million renovation of Ball Arena, the 27-year-old home of the Denver Nuggets, Colorado Avalanche, and Colorado Mammoth.
- KSE Vice Chairman Josh Kroenke stated the arena will serve as the "beating heart" of the company's 55-acre property redevelopment, aiming to modernize the Downtown Denver venue to rival any in its respective leagues.
- Plans include a 30,000-square-foot East Atrium expansion, a 34,000-square-foot pedestrian plaza facing Chopper Circle, and three new clubs, alongside technology upgrades designed to reduce wait times for guests.
- Construction will occur in phases to minimize fan disruption, with work scheduled to begin in summer 2027 and wrap up in fall 2028, ensuring the venue remains operational throughout.
- Prioritizing the arena over the River Mile project, the company's 8-year-old redevelopment proposal, likely extends the life of the nearby Elitch Gardens amusement park.
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Ball Arena set for estimated $135 million in renovations
DENVER, Colo. (KRDO) -- Ball Arena is getting $135 million worth of renovations that the arena's owners say will help make the venue "more comfortable, accessible, modern and fan-friendly." Kroenke Sports and Entertainment (KSE) says the estimated $135 million worth of updates includes an expansion of the East Atrium. That includes new escalators and a
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