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Downtown ballpark
By Staff Reports
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
6/02/09 at 5:50 PM
The push for a stadium downtown, Tulsa Stadium Trust Chairman Stan Lybarger said, was more for revitalization purposes than baseball, a strategy that has proven successful with Oklahoma City's ballpark in Bricktown.
The trust is overseeing a $60 million project that includes construction of a 6,200-seat stadium to house the city's Double-A baseball team, the Tulsa Drillers, and the acquisition of adjacent properties for mixed-use development.
Multimedia:
View a live feed of the construction of ONEOK Field.
View a timeline of the history of baseball in Tulsa.
View a PDF of the plans for the concourse level of the stadium.
View a PDF of the plans for the service level of the stadium.
View a PDF of the plans for the suite level of the stadium.
View a PDF of the plans for the press level of the stadium.
View a PDF of the Tulsa Drillers lease agreement.
Read the latest version of the Tulsa Stadium Trust.
Read the city of Tulsa’s response to 30 questions about the downtown ballpark proposal.
Watch a slide show of what the proposed ballpark will look like.
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