Concrete stick garden growing rapidly at new Rams Stadium

[den-the-coach]

I just don't see any publicly financed venues which exceed $1B.

Yet another reason why this venue in LA, if they get it right, will be a massively successful venue.

IDK I could see one in Mexico City, because they're not paying for a wall so a Stadium with a team could be viable.

 

[OldSchool]

Another screen shot or two from the construction site.

 

[OldSchool]

Two

 

[Mackeyser]

I'll probably have to sell an organ, but I really want to see the Rams play in that new stadium...

I'm jelly of the SoCal fans who can afford the PSLs and will have season tix.

Normally, I prefer to be at home, but that place I think will be amazing.

I'll have to make at least one trip.

 

[Riverumbbq]

The recent progress has been pretty amazing. May not be all that long before infrastructure begins outside the immediate stadium area as that is one huge development.

http://www.therams.com/stadiumcam.html

 

[Riverumbbq]

7 more months of stick garden will get you here :

http://www.therams.com/stadiumcam.html

 

[bubbaramfan]

Wow! Coming right along. Anyone know where they're at on their timeline? Ahead or behind schedule? Any chance they get it done early and open in '19? (I know, fat chance)

 

[RamFan503]

Wow! Coming right along. Anyone know where they're at on their timeline? Ahead or behind schedule? Any chance they get it done early and open in '19? (I know, fat chance)

I think other contracts would prevent this.

To those wondering about real grass, a roll out field would be near impossible and at minimum impractical with the field being underground. Drainage, water, and sunlight patterns would be a big negative too though not as difficult to answer. Besides, artificial turf and the bed below it have come a LONG way. It is no longer the injury magnet of days long past.

This will be a thing to behold when it is finished. I can't wait to see it.