New Mesa Ballpark

New Mesa Ballpark: New Mesa Ballpark (tentative)

Location Mesa, Arizona

Broke ground April 2012 (planned)

Opened Spring 2014 (planned)

Owner Chicago Cubs

Operator Chicago Cubs

Construction cost US$99 million

Architect Populous

Capacity 15,000

Tenants

Chicago Cubs spring training
Arizona State Sun Devils baseball

New Mesa Ballpark is a description of a new stadium in Mesa, Arizona that is currently in the planning stages. Once completed in 2014 ^[1], it will be primarily used for baseball and will be the home of the Chicago Cubs spring training facility as well as the Arizona State Sun Devils baseball team ^[2]. The capacity of the facility will be 15,000 spectators. It will replace HoHoKam Stadium as the spring training facility of the Cubs and Packard Stadium as the home of the Sun Devils.

References

^ http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/local/mesa/article_b5a4a2fa-f5f8-11e0-863f-001cc4c002e0.html

^ http://springtrainingonline.com/201109271546/news/arizona-state-to-share-new-cubs-training-complex.htm

3. http://www.populous.com/news/05272011_cubsspringtraining/

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Baseball venues in Arizona
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New Mesa Ballpark (tentative)
Location	Mesa, Arizona
Broke ground	April 2012 (planned)
Opened	Spring 2014 (planned)
Owner	Chicago Cubs
Operator	Chicago Cubs
Construction cost	US$99 million
Architect	Populous
Capacity	15,000
Tenants
Chicago Cubs spring training Arizona State Sun Devils baseball

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