• Loading stock data...
Thursday, April 18, 2024
Countdown to the Miami Grand Prix
  • -
    days
  • -
    hours
  • -
    minutes
  • -
    seconds
Presented By:
Uncategorized

‘Disneyland of Football’

By
UPDATED August 05, 2020 | 09:55 am
Former Disney Exec to Develop Resort at Pro Football Hall of Fame
Photo Credit: Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports
A $300 million second-phase of the “Disneyland of football” is expected to start this fall in Canton, Ohio, around the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Former Disney executive Michael Crawford is leading the investment group behind the resort project.

A stadium and sports complex have already been built on the site, and future plans include a football-themed water park, hotels, retail space and apartments. Project developers expect the project’s second phase to finish in 2022, when it hopes fans will look to travel again post-pandemic.

The company is also planning to develop original content and branch into sports betting and esports.

Linkedin
Whatsapp
Copy Link
Link Copied
Link Copied

What to Read
by

Women’s Basketball Finally Has a TV Deal to Match the Excitement. Now What?
A lucrative new media-rights contract could rectify problems of the past, but the future of March Madness media rights is anyone’s guess.
Mar 16, 2024; Washington, D.C., USA; North Carolina State Wolfpack forward DJ Burns Jr. (30) cuts the net after defeating the North Carolina Tar Heels for the ACC Conference Championship at Capital One Arena.
by

How Two College Seniors Helped DJ Burns Cash In on a Final Four Run
Two college seniors are facilitating deals for NC State’s big man.
Mar 31, 2024; Portland, OR, USA; NCAA officials measure the three point line while coaches from the Texas Longhorns and NC State Wolfpack watch with referees in the finals of the Portland Regional of the NCAA Tournament at the Moda Center center.
by

NCAA Has No One to Blame for Latest Women’s March Madness Transgressions
NCAA is still making avoidable mistakes three years after a complete overhaul.
Nov 16, 2015; Bloomington, IN, USA; General view of the championship banners at Assembly Hall prior to the game between Austin Peay and Indiana.
by

How to Make It in Basketball: Become a Manager at Indiana
Inside the Hoosiers’ unglamorous, profoundly rewarding incubator for basketball’s biggest names.
podcast thumbnail
podcast thumbnail mobile
Front Office Sports Today

The Unlikely, Happy Marriage of the NFL and Cornhole

0:00
0:00

Featured Today

Mar 19, 2021; West Lafayette, Indiana, USA; Oral Roberts Golden Eagles forward Kevin Obanor (0) and guard Carlos Jurgens (11) and guard Max Abmas (3) and forward Francis Lacis (22) celebrate after an overtime victory over the Ohio State Buckeyes in the first round of the 2021 NCAA Tournament at Mackey Arena.
by

Cinderella Runs Are Great in the Moment. Then Things Can Get Messy
Sustaining success can arguably be more challenging than beating Goliath.
Mar 10, 2024; Las Vegas, NV, USA; Southern California Trojans guard JuJu Watkins (12) cuts the net after the Pac-12 Tournament women's championship game against the Stanford Cardinal at MGM Grand Garden Arena.
March 28, 2024

The Pac-12 Built a Women’s Basketball Powerhouse. Then Realignment Hit
The breakup is happening at the worst time for the sport.
March 22, 2024, Brooklyn, NY, USA; Northwestern Wildcats guard Brooks Barnhizer (13) and Northwestern Wildcats guard Boo Buie (0) react in overtime against the Florida Atlantic Owls in the first round of the 2024 NCAA Tournament at the Barclays Center.
March 27, 2024

‘An Expensive Game’: March Madness and NIL Collectives Are Intertwined
At schools nationwide, collectives are fueling NCAA tournament runs and vice versa.
Iowa’s Caitlin Clark (22) waits to be announced in the starting lineup against West Virginia in a NCAA Tournament round of 32 game Monday, March 25, 2024 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, Iowa.
March 26, 2024

The Women’s Trading Card Market Is Overlooked. Can Caitlin Clark Change That?
Traditionally, women’s sports cards have been a marginal part of collectibles.

Careers

Powered By

Careers in Sports

Looking for a new job? Check out these featured listings and search for openings all over the world.
Live Nation
Multiple - USA Careers
Apply Now
Adidas
Multiple - USA Careers
Apply Now
FanDuel
Multiple - USA Careers
Apply Now

More in Uncategorized
Sponsored

Rapid Returns: How Technology Is Getting You Back to Your Seat
How Oracle’s POS technology is helping fans get back to their seats faster.
Sponsored

MLS’ Chris Schlosser on Pioneering the Digital-First Sports League with AI
Chris Schlosser discusses MLS’s growth and digital transformation.
Sponsored

How Sportradar and the NBA are Partnering to Fuel Fan Engagement
How Sportradar and the NBA are utilizing data to enhance fan engagement
Sponsored

Rapid Returns: How Technology Is Getting You Back to Your Seat
How Oracle’s POS technology is helping fans get back to their seats faster.
Oakland-A's
April 25, 2023

Oakland A’s Could Share Stadium with Triple-A Team
The Oakland A’s could be searching for a place to play.
Titans stadium.
April 19, 2023

Titans’ Historic New $2.1B Stadium One Step Closer to Reality
About $1.26B in public money would go toward the new stadium.
Crypto-markets-sports-sponsorship
May 20, 2022

Crypto Crash Impact on Sports Sponsorships
Prior to the last two weeks, cryptocurrencies, NFTs, exchanges, and a host…
Insights-Wearables-Consumers
March 11, 2022

The Evolution of Consumer Wearables
The wearables market has seen incredible amounts of growth since the onset of the pandemic. Trends like telemedicine and remote patient monitoring have helped spur adoption and inspired new consumer products that allow for the tracking and collection of biometric data.