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A's Break Ground on $1.75 Billion Las Vegas Ballpark

Site work on the Strip marks the end of the franchise’s 57-season stay in Oakland, initiating a three-year build set to open in 2028.

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Overview

  • The Athletics hosted a ceremonial groundbreaking on June 23 attended by MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred, Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo and local dignitaries.
  • The $1.75 billion stadium will occupy nine of the 35 acres owned by Bally’s Corp. at Tropicana Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard.
  • Owner John Fisher is covering about $1.4 billion of construction costs, supplemented by $380 million in public funding and a $300 million loan package.
  • Bjarke Ingels Group’s design features overlapping Opera House–inspired roofs, a transparent dome and sightlines to the Las Vegas Strip.
  • The A’s will play in West Sacramento through 2028 as president Marc Badain manages construction, cost contingencies and the team’s transition.