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Sandy still alive?

Old 07-15-2006, 05:23 PM  #11
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Originally Posted by edaw33
As big of a fan that i am, i can't attend near as many games if the stadium is in Orem/Provo. I really don't feel like that is the best option for the team.

I'd vote for the woods cross area. there is a ton of land out west and it's starting to grow too so a nice development out there would fit.

Since the stadium deal included a gateway type mall, can you see one being successful in Provo when there are already other very successful malls there? Other than Layton, there is nothing in davis county or north worth visiting to shop. Everyone i know travels to SLC for shopping so one in that NSLC of woods cross area would be succesful in my mind.

i hate to be all negative but despite everyone working hard to get something done, i am a RSL fan, and RSL fans are used to losing things. i just don't see anything getting done.
I don't think Utah County is the best either but I like it better than the new sandy option...

I think Downtown is the best still... and I don't think Bountiful/Woods Cross/North Salt Lake are actually in the running although I wish they would pull there collective heads out and get something done...
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Old 07-15-2006, 11:19 PM  #12
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I live in Bountiful and I don't see anything in Davis County as an option....traffic is impossible. Legacy and Trax may help out, but until I saw proof there is no way I would ever put it here.

One of the biggest benefits of having the stadium downtown (like most every arena) is that you are driving against traffic when you go to the game.
Old 07-16-2006, 11:19 AM  #13
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I live in Bountiful and I don't see anything in Davis County as an option....traffic is impossible. Legacy and Trax may help out, but until I saw proof there is no way I would ever put it here.

One of the biggest benefits of having the stadium downtown (like most every arena) is that you are driving against traffic when you go to the game.

How about deep southern Davis county?

Is the UTA going to use all of the old Union Pacific intermodal yard for the Front Runner?
 
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