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Fort Worth Clears 1968 Arena for $606MM Convention Center Expansion Opening in 2030

August 28, 20263 Mins read61
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Fort Worth is preparing to raze its 58-year-old convention center arena in early 2027 to clear the way for a $606 million second-phase expansion that will nearly double the downtown venue's capacity and anchor a broader bet to pull larger conventions into North Texas.

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