Ball Arena opened as the Pepsi Center and is home to the NBA's Denver Nuggets, the NHL's Colorado Avalanche and the NLL's Colorado Mammoth, at 1000 Chopper Circle, set to finish in Fall 2028.
Owner Kroenke Sports & Entertainment has announced a phased renovation estimated at $135 million that expands the East Atrium toward downtown Denver behind an expansive glass facade with new escalators and a team shop, widens entries, exits and concourses, upgrades point-of-sale technology, and adds three new premium clubs, including one with direct access to reserved 100-level seating. The work follows a separate renovation of the arena's Legacy and Signature suites and is phased to keep the venue operating throughout construction. The arena anchors KSE's planned redevelopment of its surrounding 55-acre property into a district expected to include a hotel, a mid-size entertainment venue, a central park, shopping, dining, and residential and office towers.
Phased upgrades to be finished for the 2028-29 NBA and NHL seasons.
denverite.comKroenke Sports & Entertainment announces a $135M Ball Arena renovation and submits its Site Development Plan to Denver.
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Where is Ball Arena Renovation located?
Ball Arena Renovation is located in Denver.
When will Ball Arena Renovation be built?
Ball Arena Renovation is an announced development that has not yet started construction, targeting completion in Fall 2028.
Who is developing Ball Arena Renovation?
Kroenke Sports & Entertainment is the developer behind Ball Arena Renovation.
Who designed Ball Arena Renovation?
Ball Arena Renovation was designed by Perkins&Will.
Who is building Ball Arena Renovation?
Ball Arena Renovation is being built by Mortenson.