Carrier Dome Receives 44 Million Dollars for Renovations Carrier Dome Receives 44 Million Dollars For Renovations

Aaron Rothschild: THE CARRIER DOME IS RECEIVING 45 MILLION DOLLARS OF FUNDING FOR UPCOMMING RENOVATIONS! THIS SUMMER THE DOME WILL BE COMPLETETING STAGE TWO OF A MULTI-YEAR PLAN. 40 PERCENT OF THE MONEY WILL BE USED FROM LOCAL TAX PAYERS. SYRACUSE ALUMNI AND SEASON TICKET HOLDER DOUG ALLEN THINKS THAT THESE RENOVATIONS WILL HELP THE GREATER SYRACUSE ECONOMY.

Doug Allen: “You need to look at what the university generates, and if you fill the stadium for a football game you got all the business making more money.”

Aaron Rothschild: STUDENTS ARE ALSO EXCITED ABOUT THE THE RENOVATIONS FOR WHEN THEY GET BACK TO SCHOOL. MEMBER OF OTTO’S ARMY ETHAN MITCHELL IS EXCITED TO HAVE IMPROVED WIFI INSIDE THE DOME.

Ethan Mitchell: “I am super happy about the WIFI. That is one of the main problems I find in the dome I lose connection, it should be really good for posting my pictures in the dome.”

Aaron Rothschild: STAGE TWO WILL BE COMPLETE BY THE START OF THE 2022 FOOTBALL SEASON.

AARON ROTHSCHILD , N-C-C News.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NCC News) — The Carrier Dome is about to begin stage two of a multi-year renovation plan with a $45 million  budget. Local taxpayers are kicking in almost half of the tab at $20 million. Renovations in stage two include  adding backs to the seats in the upper level,  making for more comfortable seating for all. It will also be improving the dome’s WIFI network to improve service within the dome.

Syracuse Alumni and football season ticket holder Doug Allen is looking forward to the renovations. He emphasized the positive impacts these renovations should have on the local economy.

“You need to look at what the university generates, and if you fill the stadium for a football game you got all the business making more money” Allen said.

Second year student Ethan Mitchell is a member of Otto’s Army, a student association on campus that is known for their rowdy student sections at games. Mitchell is most excited about the improved Wi-Fi.

“I am super happy about the Wi-Fi. That is one of the main problems I find in the dome, I lose connection, it should be really good for posting my pictures in the dome,”  Mitchell said. 

Stage two is expected to be completed just in time for the return of football season at Syracuse University.

 

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