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Rendering: Royals crown the West Bottoms with stadium

A new rendering showcases what a Royals stadium based in the bottoms would offer.

Rendering of Royals stadium in West Bottoms

Looks like the crown is back in play.

Rendering by Manica

The Royals have been hunting for a new stadium spot and batter up, West Bottoms, it’s your turn at the plate.

After Gov. Kelly signed a bill allowing the Chiefs and the Royals to use STAR bond funds for building stadiums in Kansas, a new rendering was released.

The new stadium would be nestled near the Kansas River — next to I-670 and State Line Road in the West Bottoms — and would carry the same dimensions as the current K.

The right field fence is aligned to run across the Kansas-Missouri state line, meaning a batter could literally hit one out of the park and out of the state. And, most importantly, the beloved Crown scoreboard + fountains which were missing from previous renderings are now front and center.

Built to frame the KC skyline, the ballpark district would also feature:

  • Restaurants + Bars
  • Beer gardens
  • Rooftop terraces
  • A hotel
  • Offices
  • Residential lofts

Is this design a home run? Let us know.

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