“This partnership with the Gila River Indian Community allowed us to quickly expand our capacity, improve our fan experience, which is extremely important to our organization, and also allows for long-term exciting things,” said Bobby Dulle, Rising general manager. Phoenix Rising FC players and front-office personnel get their first look at the practice fields at their new training facility at Wild Horse Pass. Team officials said they will try to attract MLS preseason games to the new stadium. The Rising and the Gila River Indian Community will share costs of the as-yet-unnamed 10,000-seat stadium, which is expandable and could accelerate the club’s plan to grow into a Major League Soccer franchise. The Rising reached the 2020 USL championship game but the pandemic forced cancellation of the match. The team sold out 23 consecutive matches before COVID-19, building a rowdy, loyal fanbase in the stands and a winning product on the field. The club played the past four years at 6,200-seat Casino Arizona Field, northeast of the Loop 101/Loop 202 interchange near Scottsdale. The soccer complex will be the first to open, in March, in time for Phoenix Rising FC’s preseason training and May 1 opening of their United Soccer League season. Stadium, training complex for Phoenix Rising A 10,000-seat stadium with large two-sided video board at Wild Horse Pass will be ready for the Phoenix Rising Football Club in time for the May 1 opening of its United Soccer League season. The goal at build-out is to make Wild Horse Pass the premier destination for sports, entertainment and recreation in Arizona. The new development will enhance an already vibrant Wild Horse Pass area that includes two high-end resort hotels - Wild Horse Pass Hotel & Casino and Sheraton Grand at Wild Horse Pass, Aji Spa, Phoenix Premium Outlets mall, Wild Horse Pass Motorsports Park and lake, Bondurant High Performance Driving School, Rawhide Western Town & Event Center, Whirlwind Golf Club, Huhugam Heritage Center and KOLI Equestrian Center. A rendering of the Phoenix Rising FC 10,000-seat soccer stadium, which can be expanded on all four sides, and training complex at Wild Horse Pass.
“The new development plan will create exceptional entertainment and lifestyle experiences, new jobs for community members, and will evolve our culture and legacy,” said David White, Wild Horse Pass Development Authority General Manager. The projects will provide new revenue streams to the Gila River Indian Community and create thousands of jobs at buildout over the next 10 years.
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Interstate 10 widening to four lanes plus a High Occupancy Vehicle lane in each direction from the Interstate 17 split near downtown Phoenix to Loop 202 at the Wild Horse Pass doorstep.Included in the plan are five more hotels, a theme park, water park, timeshare complex, third golf course, vastly expanded equestrian center, villas, retail and office space. A 3,300-acre mini-city commercial development, headlined by an events center and concert amphitheater, that will be rolled out over a decade.An 11-story second hotel tower at Wild Horse Pass Hotel, nearly doubling capacity to 447 rooms.Coming to Wild Horse Pass, southwest of the Interstate 10/Loop 202 interchange in West Chandler:
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