By james art 
Bowie, MD Planes were discovered by a $ 50 million repairs at Prince George’s stadium in Bowie, Home of Chesapike Baissox, Baltimore Orori’s Double A branch.
Originally opened in 1994, Prince George’s stadium is owned by the committee for the capital and the planning of Maryland and the Parks and Recreation Department, Prince George County. The planned repairs are part of a broader initiative from Maryland, which in 2022 authorized the body of the stadium in Maryland to issue up to $ 200 million for sports entertainment facilities throughout the country.
Achieve a sport that has acquired Chesapeake BaySox in 2021, has a lease agreement at Prince George’s stadium until 2032, with play options in 2042.
Construction is expected to start in March 2025 and expand until 2026. The renovation work is not expected to break the Chesapeake Baysox game season.
M-NCPPC and Attain Sports also announced the installation of two new state-of-the-art VideoBoards for the 2025 season. These VideoBoards will improve fan experience by providing high resolution, dynamic visuals and the involvement of content in the game and interactive atmosphere events.
“Prince George’s stadium has been a hidden place for the collection of families, fans and the community for more than 30 years, and these repairs have been marked by a new exciting head in her history,” says Peter A. Shapiro, Chairman of the District Council of Prince George and M-NCPPC. “This project reflects our commitment to enhancing the quality of life of our residents, providing the latest amenities and maintaining this favorite place as a center for sports, entertainment and pride in the community. We are proud to work with our partners to ensure that Prince George’s stadium continues to inspire and unite people for the next generations. “