Edmonton elks Unveils State-of-the-Art $5.3 Billion Renovation to AT&T Stadium, Redefining College football ball’s Standard

The Edmonton Elks and the City of Edmonton have unveiled a series of enhancements to Commonwealth Stadium, aiming to elevate the fan experience ahead of the 2024 Canadian Football League (CFL) season. These improvements coincide with the Elks’ 75th season and the stadium’s 45th anniversary, reflecting a commitment to modernization and community engagement.(goelks.com, OurSports Central)

Key upgrades include:

Suite Renovations: All 22 concourse suites have been refurbished, featuring refinished cabinets and updated interiors, thanks to a partnership with 180 Kitchens.(goelks.com)

In-Suite Food Service: Suite holders now have the convenience of in-suite ordering during events, with options to pre-order food in advance.(goelks.com)

Legends Club Rebrand: The East concession area’s season seat holder space has been transformed into the Legends Club, showcasing Edmonton Elks greats through imagery and game-worn items.(goelks.com)

• Family-Friendly Spaces: A dedicated family space in the West concession area provides a private setting for families, including facilities for feeding infants and changing diapers. Sensory kits are also available to enhance the experience for all attendees.(The Edmonton Elks Football Club)
• The Brick Kids Zone: Previously located at Clarke Stadium, this children’s play area has been moved inside the Commonwealth Fieldhouse, remaining open until the start of the third quarter during games.(goelks.com)
• Jackie Parker’s Refresh: The West concession area’s Jackie Parker’s space has received graphic upgrades and now features new projectors and screens, serving as a joint indoor-outdoor space pre-game and remaining open throughout the game.(OurSports Central)
• Enhanced Game Day Visuals: New in-game production and visual asset capabilities have been introduced, offering fans an elevated game day visual experience.(goelks.com)
• Improved Connectivity: Collaborating with TELUS, the stadium has undergone infrastructure improvements to provide better Wi-Fi and cellular service for fans.(OurSports Central)
• Concession Renovations: Behind-the-scenes modifications have increased the stadium’s combined points for food and alcohol services to 32, allowing fans to purchase both at more locations.(goelks.com)

Upgraded Point of Sale Systems: The installation of Clover Sport systems throughout the stadium ensures faster, more reliable, and secure transactions, reducing wait times during high-demand periods.(OurSports Central)

• Washroom Refresh: Concourse washrooms have been renovated, highlighted by new flooring, to enhance cleanliness and comfort.(OurSports Central)

These enhancements are part of a collaborative $2 million investment by the Edmonton Elks and the City of Edmonton, focusing on both fan-facing and behind-the-scenes improvements. The upgrades aim to create a more engaging and comfortable environment for attendees, aligning with the team’s efforts to revitalize the stadium experience and foster community involvement.(Global News)

As the Elks prepare to host the Saskatchewan Roughriders on June 8, fans can look forward to experiencing these state-of-the-art improvements firsthand, marking a new era for Commonwealth Stadium and Edmonton football.(The Edmonton Elks Football Club)