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Stadium Attributes
- When will the stadium open?
- How wide are the concourses? How do they compare to the old stadium?
- What will happen to the old stadium once the new one is completed?
- What will be done to reduce trash waste at the game? Green efforts?
- How big is the stadium?
- Will the stadium have a dome?
- Where can I find out the history of the stadium?
- How many suites will the stadium have?
- How many club spaces will the new stadium have?
How wide are the concourses? How do they compare to the old stadium?
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The concourses at New Meadowlands Stadium will almost double from the old stadium to 40 feet. This increased space will allow for easier ingress and egress before and after the game, less crowding during those busy halftime rushes for snacks, and more space to get away from the cold on those snowy January playoff games.
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What will happen to the old stadium once the new one is completed?
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The old stadium is scheduled to be demolished immediately following the last NFL game for the 2009/10 season. 100,000 tons of concrete, 20,000 tons of steel, and other demolition materials will be recycled from the old stadium by filling the 210,000 cubic yard hole associated with the dismantling of the old stadium. Thus, the hole will be 100% filled by on-site demolition materials
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What will be done to reduce trash waste at the game? Green efforts?
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The New Meadowlands Stadium Company is committed to identifying and implementing sustainable development design features and operations plans for the Stadium. In order to achieve this goal, NMS has formed a working relationship with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Highlights of the waste reduction measures taken by the stadium include the installation of recycling bins, concessions materials being made from recycled materials, green cleaning products, and recycling the concessionaire's waste streams. For a full description of how the New Meadowlands Stadium is at the forefront of green stadiums, please visit our Green Initiatives section or Click Here
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How big is the stadium?
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The stadium will be just over 2 million square feet, which is more than double the old stadium, and cover almost 13.5 acres, compared to 10.3 acres for the old stadium.
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How many suites will the stadium have?
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The new stadium will have 222 suites on four distinct levels that mirror the sidelines. No suites will be behind the end zones and all suites are David Rockwell, of Nobu fame, designed.
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How many club spaces will the new stadium have?
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There will be a total of five club lounges with over 9,000 club seats in the new stadium, compared to just 142 club seats and 2 club lounges in the old stadium. All club seats will have access to unparalleled views, spectacular sounds, premium amenities and the best fan experience anywhere.
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