STADIUM TECHNOLOGY NEWS
Suncorp Stadium eyes AI-driven tech upgrades ahead of 2032 Games
Planning has begun for potential AI-focused upgrades at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane to improve event operations, turf management and fan experience as part of a broader modernization push ahead of the 2032 Olympics. Venue operator Legends Global is evaluating concepts like artificial intelligence systems to streamline changeovers and reduce costs, though no timeline or design has been finalized. Read more here.
STADIUM PROJECT NEWS
Kraft Group advances waterfront stadium plan for New England Revolution
Robert Kraft and the Kraft Group have reached key community and infrastructure agreements with Boston and Everett officials to move the New England Revolution out of Gillette Stadium and toward a new 25,000-seat waterfront stadium along the Mystic River. The proposal includes significant environmental remediation, transit improvements, and community benefits, marking the biggest step yet in the club’s effort to build its own venue closer to Boston. Read more here.
Chiefs’ planned move sparks future for Arrowhead and Truman Sports Complex
With the Kansas City Chiefs set to relocate to a new stadium in Kansas by the 2031 season, Arrowhead Stadium and fellow Truman Sports Complex tenant Kauffman Stadium face an uncertain future amid discussions over demolition, redevelopment, or continued use for major events. City and state officials are weighing the high cost of maintaining or tearing down the iconic venues against potential redevelopment opportunities, even as the Royals consider their own stadium options beyond the complex. Read more here.
River Plate announces stadium expansion to 100,000 seats and new roof
Club Atlético River Plate is planning a massive renovation of its Estadio Monumental — aiming to increase capacity to around 100,000 spectators and install a full roof over the stands as part of one of the most ambitious stadium projects in South America. Construction is expected to start in mid-2026. Read more here.
