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Originally Posted by James Bond Agent 007
On the contrary, I think people would be happy to pay a lot for an experience like that. It would be totally cool to watch a baseball game in a mountain setting like that.
Why do you think it would have to be viewed in the US? It would be regular Blue Jays games, viewed on the usual Canadian outlets.
Which is a helluva lot cheaper than building a whole new stadium.
Again, this would be a regular thing for the Jays. They would play 1 or 2 homestands there. That's maybe 8-20 games. If they can get at least 30K at each game that would generate plenty of revenue.
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I'm not sure why a suburb of Vancouver would want to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to blast a hole in the side of a mountain for a stadium that's difficult to get to and would give them no benefits.
Vancouver's large stadiums are right downtown and next to rapid transit for a reason. Building a large stadium in a suburb that's already got terrible traffic problems is a terrible idea.
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