The $1 billion renovation of Madison Square Garden was unveiled Thursday, and there is much to admire about it, from the shiny lobby with its innovative 600 foot ceiling video screens to the steel & concrete bridges built high over the playing surface. But the reality is that even before the last seat was put in place, the Garden had received an eviction notice. In July, the New York City Council voted, 47-1, to let the Garden operate where it is for 10 more years, in hopes that plans will be developed to build a new Pennsylvania Station that doesn’t feel like a dungeon. The Garden, understandably, wanted to stay forever. |
Monday, October 28, 2013
MSG #1 (From Chic Silber)
Posted by Buckles at 10/28/2013 05:15:00 AM
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Chic - Great photos of The World's Most Famous Arena. Thanks.
I just found this video about the renovations and thought it would be a good idea to share:
http://espn.go.com/new-york/nba/story/_/id/9874414/madison-square-garden-unveils-new-features-part-1-billion-renovation
That 10 year eviction notice is
subject to the political climate
in the city at that time
Ah yes.... BUT.
No Ringling .... again this
year in the Garden... or ever???
(Wonder who will be the first elephant inside the "new" Garden!!)
(At least the ceiling stays the same!!)
Big Apple(LUMINOCITY) playing here .. NYC Lincoln Center.
Circo Hermanos Vasquez
opening Nov 8 at CITI Field (The Mets stadium lot.) Now playing in the Bronx.
Ringling Blue (LEGENDS) into Barclays.. Brooklyn.. Feb 2014.
Royal Hanneford at Westchester County Center.. Feb 2014
Regards..
klsdad
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