The Buccaneers are "set to embark on the fourth phase" of the $160M renovation of Raymond James Stadium, including a "new 8,000-square-foot sports bar concept," according to Alexis Muellner of the TAMPA BAY BUSINESS JOURNAL. The latest enhancements will "focus on a redesign of the East Stadium Club and Atrium, matching it with the West Stadium Club," which debuted prior to the '17 season. New to the East Club will be a "full-service premium sports bar in the east atrium that features a wide assortment of culinary stations, beers on tap," 58 TVs and three 15-foot by 9-foot video boards. The entire East Stadium Club will "include modern bars at both ends of the club lounge, with massive video displays, 162 TVs overall and a state-of-the-art audio system." It has been "designed with dark hardwoods, pewter accents and modern lighting." The club has 10,000 "fewer square feet than the West Stadium Club but maintains the same amenities in Wi-Fi, TV, video, food and beverage." Bucs COO Brian Ford said that there are "roughly 600 memberships for sale in the east club." East Club members can "view the games in new padded stadium seats while accessing club benefits such as early entry to the stadium, boutique concessions, discounted food pricing and autograph opportunities." Membership will be at a "less expensive price point than the West Stadium Club, an effort to appeal to different price points." Charlotte-based Wagner Murray & Associates has been the architect on the project (BIZJOURNALS.com, 3/13).
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