The Kings also have an open structure like inside their arena. In fact I think they’re the ones who popularized the concept. It’s not always the Lakers
The lakers arent the first to do this. The barclays center literally has a massive opening in the entrance. You can literally see the court as you're walking into the arena
The NBA never gave the Kings an ultimatum for a new arena or they were leaving. The Maloofs were trying to sell the team or move. Arco/Sleep Train Arena was a great arena for the cost when they started building in 1986. Arco is still the loudest NBA arena according to the Guiness World Record. Once the Kings were bought and they kept the Kings in Sac, they knew they needed to build a new arena.
As a South Florida Native the American Airlines Arena/ Kesaya Center definitely could use a renovation by fixing the lower bowl for Ice Hockey so the Florida Panthers can move back to downtown Miami and also replace the Red and Orange Seats with Black and Gray ones with a little bit of red.
I think one thing you are missing is the class of people that own pro teams and don't spend their own money when they can get someone else to foot the bill. Yes, they are rich but the reason pro teams get into protracted battles with cities is that they do not want to foot the bill when they know they can get someone else to do it. For example, if the A's can get the funding to get a stadium built in Vegas it will not be that the owner paid for it himself, It would be debt on the books on the team and whatever public money they can arrange.
It's probably going to get one, given the building it's attached to (2 Penn Plaza) just got totally renovated to look way less 1960s and more 2020s, as well as Penn Station under the arena for the most part. Some metal cladding on the exterior replacing the brown concrete would go a long way to making MSG look state of the art. It already looks great at night with its lighting package, just needs to look better during the day.
litterly NO ONE irl calls the staple center "crypto arean". it will forever be known as the staples center. JUST LIKE no one calls Cowboys Stadium, "AT&T Stadium"
When it aint broken, don't fix it. Opening up for natural light seems nice from a moral perspective, but it's sort of destroying part of the intimate atmosphere in my opinion. Sometimes those seats removals don't make sense to me. That being said, that Intuite dome looks really cool!
6:25 I have to correct you ginger, Memphis Tigers Basketball(Coached by Penny Hardeway) have sold out the majority of their home games dating back to the John Calipari era. It’s an awesome College Basketball environment. (Look up #1 Memphis vs #2 Tennessee during Derrick Rose freshman year 😳)
Pelicans announced they will be exercising their lease extension for 5 years and will start a study to remodel or build a new stadium. Gayle Benson has stated many times, she will focus on the arena after renovations of the Superdome are completed which is supposed to be next year.
Pelicans should just relocate to Canada’s french border city Montréal, Québéc and play their 82 NBA home games at the Max Bell Centre where they would share the arena with Montréal Canadianes who are a professional hockey team in the National Hockey League
The exterior of Madison Square Garden is currently being renovated because of the improvements to Penn Station. The outside of MSG needed to be fixed because it was an eye sore!
FedExForum opened in 2004 it’s They done some minor upgrades with Grizzlies locker room and coaching staff areas and in late fall of 2022 the Memphis Tigers men’s basketball team’s locker room upgraded as well.
Timberwolves likely will build a new arena. The new ownership group is going to push for it and local politicians acknowledge that it probably is needed. 2030 timeframe is probably correct. Wouldn't surprise me if they just do a tear down and rebuild of Target Center and just play some games in St Paul Xcel Energy as a stop gap.
THe Lakers aren't starting this., Both Sacremento and Milwaukee used this concept on their new arenas that opened within the last 5 years.
we are
@@FrancHoopsandBlox …not
Who cares
Glad I found this channel. I am obsessed with "mega" projects in architecture arenas, skyscrapers, bridges
Except in many cases, DG doesn't research anything before posting.
The Kings also have an open structure like inside their arena. In fact I think they’re the ones who popularized the concept. It’s not always the Lakers
AEG, owners of the Kings. Own Crypto and are doing the renovation. The Lakers are tenants. They don't have say.
Well. It's not the Lakers. It's the Los Angeles Kings doing this.
They are owned by AEG that also owns the arena.
Was about to mention this
LOL. This is all Lakers. AEG might own the LA Kings, but the Lakers are the revenue makers. Stop kidding yourself.
@@23cla69 Kings still get the priority in scheduling. Stop kidding yourself
I feel like its the Kings doing the renovations, not the lakers .
Correct. AEG owns the Kings and the arena.
The lakers arent the first to do this. The barclays center literally has a massive opening in the entrance. You can literally see the court as you're walking into the arena
right and he literally showed 2 arenas that has it
The NBA never gave the Kings an ultimatum for a new arena or they were leaving. The Maloofs were trying to sell the team or move. Arco/Sleep Train Arena was a great arena for the cost when they started building in 1986. Arco is still the loudest NBA arena according to the Guiness World Record. Once the Kings were bought and they kept the Kings in Sac, they knew they needed to build a new arena.
Nah. Not or they were leaving. Not “or they were leaving.” /
As a South Florida Native the American Airlines Arena/ Kesaya Center definitely could use a renovation by fixing the lower bowl for Ice Hockey so the Florida Panthers can move back to downtown Miami and also replace the Red and Orange Seats with Black and Gray ones with a little bit of red.
Why do you hate grass on roofs? It looks nice
I think one thing you are missing is the class of people that own pro teams and don't spend their own money when they can get someone else to foot the bill. Yes, they are rich but the reason pro teams get into protracted battles with cities is that they do not want to foot the bill when they know they can get someone else to do it. For example, if the A's can get the funding to get a stadium built in Vegas it will not be that the owner paid for it himself, It would be debt on the books on the team and whatever public money they can arrange.
Steve ballmer spent $2b of his own money on his new arena.
@@BunniesNRL Balmer is not who I am talking about.
Madison Square garden needs a exterior renovation
Indeed. That shit is hideous
It's probably going to get one, given the building it's attached to (2 Penn Plaza) just got totally renovated to look way less 1960s and more 2020s, as well as Penn Station under the arena for the most part. Some metal cladding on the exterior replacing the brown concrete would go a long way to making MSG look state of the art. It already looks great at night with its lighting package, just needs to look better during the day.
litterly NO ONE irl calls the staple center "crypto arean". it will forever be known as the staples center. JUST LIKE no one calls Cowboys Stadium, "AT&T Stadium"
When it aint broken, don't fix it. Opening up for natural light seems nice from a moral perspective, but it's sort of destroying part of the intimate atmosphere in my opinion. Sometimes those seats removals don't make sense to me. That being said, that Intuite dome looks really cool!
Chase Center has a similar bar area in the upper deck
And the Amway Center
@@jordanconley1697 Amway and Chase are my favorites
Sacramento Kings did it first for Golden 1 Center in Downtown Sacramento
6:25 I have to correct you ginger, Memphis Tigers Basketball(Coached by Penny Hardeway) have sold out the majority of their home games dating back to the John Calipari era. It’s an awesome College Basketball environment. (Look up #1 Memphis vs #2 Tennessee during Derrick Rose freshman year 😳)
Lakers can’t afford to do much honestly, so really it’s the Kings making all the decisions in the arena.
Nah. /
@@jordanjohnson9866 Kings have priority scheduling...
Exactly what I’m saying, this dude has no clue the kings own the building smh
@@Chipboykins- 💯
Pelicans announced they will be exercising their lease extension for 5 years and will start a study to remodel or build a new stadium. Gayle Benson has stated many times, she will focus on the arena after renovations of the Superdome are completed which is supposed to be next year.
That franchise should leave New Orleans. They don’t have good support
Pelicans should just relocate to Canada’s french border city Montréal, Québéc and play their 82 NBA home games at the Max Bell Centre where they would share the arena with Montréal Canadianes who are a professional hockey team in the National Hockey League
wifi tower stadium in Toronto will have a high rise hotel in the translucent area
The exterior of Madison Square Garden is currently being renovated because of the improvements to Penn Station. The outside of MSG needed to be fixed because it was an eye sore!
The Kings and AEG actually owns the arena. Also, green architecture can be actually really beautiful if used correctly in design.
Put a Target bullseye on the roof of The Target Center. That rooftop grass is not a good look!
The new centered screen cube is lame but a halo screen that every new stadium have wont work at lakers stadium
what good is natural light when most of your games are played at night?
FedExForum opened in 2004 it’s They done some minor upgrades with Grizzlies locker room and coaching staff areas and in late fall of 2022 the Memphis Tigers men’s basketball team’s locker room upgraded as well.
Exclusive seating = Higher prices and only the rich get to go see events live.
FYI: The arena and L.A. Live is owned by the owners of the Los Angeles Kings hockey team, not the Lakers. The Lakers just rent, unfortunately.
🎉Miami Heat needs a new arena as well. Kaseya Center looks dated already.
Sacramento and Milwaukee did this first come on man
those solar panels have been there for years
New arena for pelicans
The Sacramento Kings did all of this 1st with the Golden One Center. Show some respect.
The Tar-shay Center should have a bullseye 🎯 on the to of the roof, and, put a larger dog up there, too.
The nbl which is the Australian league plays huge games with the roof open. It rates on tv and sells out like crazy
Would the United Center ever replace those red seats with blackish gray ones? The red seats are so outdated.
Agreed almost 30 years old
They work with the bulls and hawks color scheme tho
@@troyarrington5492 yeah but it's so outdated and the railings to
Lol does natural light matter when a majority of games are at night?
Watching depressed ginger's videos during my breaks because he kinda has that "sick of this shit" voice which I can relate to lol
How many day games do the Lakers/Kings play each season? 🤔
People need to get it right first time
Timberwolves likely will build a new arena. The new ownership group is going to push for it and local politicians acknowledge that it probably is needed. 2030 timeframe is probably correct. Wouldn't surprise me if they just do a tear down and rebuild of Target Center and just play some games in St Paul Xcel Energy as a stop gap.
Didn't they just renovate the Target Center recently?
How about a video on future NHL arena renovations?
Staples center better name
The Lakers are not doing this, they do not own this arena they pay rent.
Your wrong on Solar Panels big time.
Kings arena, golden 1. LA trying to be like Sac.
I never understood the grass on the roof.
The Lakers home arena is still STAPLES Center to me. I don t like the new name of that place
Oh no…
minnesota isn’t going to move the target center.. it’s in a great spot… hater
Yeah the Arena is the problem not the location. Think they will just do a teardown and rebuild and play some games at Xcel during that time.
The Nets should leave Barclay's Center for their long overdue Nassau County homecoming at the UBS Center.
Why would the nets leave an arena that THEY built no less than 10 years ago?
Wth ? Lol
Nah. /