The Broncos want a new stadium and it might be a dome

[RunKC]

Their new ownership sent a survey to season ticket holders asking what they want and many options included a dome. The ownership likely would want a dome to make a bid for a Super Bowl.

Broncos issue new stadium survey to season-ticket holders https://t.co/vZIJrpXwP0 via @9NEWS #9sports

— Mike Klis (@mikeklis) March 24, 2023

Survey asks to rank up to 6 roof configurations in order of preference at a new Broncos stadium. #9sports pic.twitter.com/PRIRelN6CZ

— Mike Klis (@mikeklis) March 23, 2023

[Rasputin]

They want the new stadium so that they can let John Elway graze the grass at Mile High all year round.

[Katipan]

Taylor Swift tickets are going for $4000 for field level. It would have to be retractable.

[TimeForWasp]

Their new stadium will remind everyone of a huge mega Walmart with hundreds of coin operated ponies leftover from all the closed down Kmarts of the Elway era.

With smelly vision tvs you will get the illusion of a big stinky barn from all the horse faced mechanical bronco’s at every level of the almost already obsolete new stadium.


Lets Ride

[Mile High Mania]

I do not live in Denver, but I am 100% opposed to a new stadium and anything related to a dome. Just enhance the stadium they have that is barely a quarter century old.

[kcclone]

There’s no way the fans will chip in to replace a 22 year old stadium. Walmart will have to build it themselves.

[Spott]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

I do not live in Denver, but I am 100% opposed to a new stadium and anything related to a dome. Just enhance the stadium they have that is barely a quarter century old.

Seems insane to me that that they would want a new stadium that soon. I’ve never been there, but I’m sure it’s still in great shape if Arrowhead is still nice after 50 years.

[tredadda]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

This would be awesome. I could walk to the stadium to see the Chiefs in a Super Bowl.

That's kinda what I was thinking. A dome means they can host SBs and watching the Chiefs win SBs on the Broncos field would be epic.

[Garcia Bronco]

Originally Posted by Spott

Seems insane to me that that they would want a new stadium that soon. I’ve never been there, but I’m sure it’s still in great shape if Arrowhead is still nice after 50 years.

It's not about how nice or what shape the stadium is in it's about creating more space for more money and different types of seats. It's about hosting a Super Bowl

[Garcia Bronco]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

I do not live in Denver, but I am 100% opposed to a new stadium and anything related to a dome. Just enhance the stadium they have that is barely a quarter century old.

The current stadium is kind of in a s***** place

[notorious]

Originally Posted by tredadda

That's kinda what I was thinking. A dome means they can host SBs and watching the Chiefs win SBs on the Broncos field would be epic.

Traveling to Denver is not bad, either.

Do it Denver. DO IT.

[tredadda]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

It's not about how nice or what shape the stadium is in it's about creating more space for more money and different types of seats. It's about hosting the Chiefs in a Super Bowl

FYP

[notorious]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

The current stadium is kind of in a s***** place

No kidding.

Been to several games there, and it was baffling why it's set up that way. At least their rail system helps a lot.

[tredadda]

Originally Posted by notorious

Traveling to Denver is not bad, either.

Do it Denver. DO IT.

Nope, especially now that the I 25 expansion is mostly complete I can get to wherever the new stadium is in an hour or less.

[Katipan]

What is shit about the place?
You can walk to Coors Field, Ball Arena, and like 50,000 restaurants.

Oh.

Feddy scares you.
Good lord.

[Bearcat]

Originally Posted by Frazod

Having done it several times, I'm kind of torn. On the one hand, if it truly gives your team an advantage, I'm in favor of it. I also don't really want Arrowhead to be domed or replaced. On the other hand, it does suck. At the Pats/Chiefs AFC Championship Game, between tailgating and the game itself I froze my ass off for half a day, even though I was bundled up like an arctic mummy. I'm getting too old for that shit. Would have been worth it had we won, but we didn't (you too can die in a fire, Dee Ford).

It really seems like modern conditioning and equipment have negated the cold weather thing anyway, much like the altitude doesn't seem to phase players in Denver like it once did. And in any event, cold weather doesn't count for dick if you're playing New England or Buffalo.

Flying into town isn't ideal for shitty weather either... I kept coveralls and other cold weather gear at my dad's in KC specifically for Chiefs playoff games, or else it would take an extra bag just to travel with all of it.

I personally don't think a dome would fix a major issue for football in KC though... yeah, there's maybe a game in September when it's 90⁰ and maybe a couple in Dec/Jan that are under 20⁰, but I've been to plenty of late season games that were 30-40⁰ and perfectly fine. The truly brutal games are few and far between.

Baseball might be a different story, but of course they do a lot of night games in the summer anyway. The domes in Phoenix are nice, but it was also 105⁰ outside when the Chiefs played there in September.