Places to knock down for stadium

[Atom Atlas]

Invest 1 Bil into Traz Powell... Let's go Ruiz!!!!! Hook it up!!!!!!....








(This is only a joke, do not take anything written above serious)

 

[Macca21]

Yeah anybody who calls it "route one" definitely isn't from Miami

I figured I would put my Masshole spin on it. US1 in Boston is route 1. Same road, different lingo.

 

[Macca21]

Yeah anybody who calls it "route one" definitely isn't from Miami

Great book by the way, nice job getting that handle. Well done!

 

[canesarchitect]

It's off season and all we do is complain about our lack of assistant coaches. I heard businesses were leaving Sunset Place and thought that would be an ideal location for a University of Miami stadium. Maybe I'm wrong.

Should have bought it back when it was Holsum Bakery.

 

[Goulds Cane]

All of the listed places sound like a NIGHTMARE for traffic.

 

[gruntking]

Tropical Park and 826 access.

 

[Madabs]

Gulf Stream but keep the pegasus, we can have the flames shoot out after touchdowns

 

[Tad Footeball]

Why isn't that megachurch in South Miami on the list? Bulldoze it. These tax exempt Kardashian wannabe weirdos are probably secret swingers and overt SEC fans.

 

[mafia]

I like the flagami/bus depot/AD Barnes park area.

It’s next to Coral Gables….flagami has become useless and the bus depot can easily be moved. The AD Barnes park area is interesting.

 

[3GC]

Should have bought it back when it was Holsum Bakery.

Loved the smell back in those days..

 

[OriginalGatorHater]

We could knock down Richter. Its only really used 4 weeks out of the year anyway

 

[DTP]

Tropical Park is the only semi-realistic option. A lot of these other selections sound like they’re coming from people who not only don’t live here but have never even been here. If there isn’t reasonable traffic flow in and out and plenty of parking the stadium will be about as full as Marlins park gets. People in south Florida don’t take public transportation. Even if they did, there’s nothing capable of handling game day crowds.

 

[Redstate12]

Miami International Airport​

 

[CanesFanNC]

Floating stadium on a barge. Could move it up and down the coast. Spin it around for more favorable wind conditions. Could you imagine taking a timeout before a game winning kick to spin the stadium so the kick is downwind? Make it happen!

 

[Cane47]

JJ's Diner

 

[hoops156]

lol stop knocking places down and forcing communities to be torn apart esp places where there are such few low-rental places left in the city. the current stadium is absolutely fine.

 

[hoops156]

Tropical Park is the only semi-realistic option. A lot of these other selections sound like they’re coming from people who not only don’t live here but have never even been here. If there isn’t reasonable traffic flow in and out and plenty of parking the stadium will be about as full as Marlins park gets. People in south Florida don’t take public transportation. Even if they did, there’s nothing capable of handling game day crowds.

public transportation blows in SFL and yes its very car dependent as is most of Florida. far more people live outside the true city limits of miami

 

[Redstate12]

My ex wifes trailer park.

 

[mcanerich]

Redstate that is truly funny, and a good idea … plenty of room and access to all major highways

 

[Garnacho]

You faqqits realize Tootsie’s is 5 minutes away from our current stadium?????