LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
The NSW Government has scored a try with their plans for the new and improved Penrith Stadium.
This significant upgrade is set to be a game-changer, creating a modern venue that will attract fans from all over.
With a capacity of 25,000, the new grandstands will provide premium views between the try lines, bringing supporters closer to the action than ever before.
And it's not just the fans who will benefit from this transformation - player facilities will also receive a much-needed upgrade, with four new changerooms to help promote female representation in rugby league.
But the improvements don't stop there.
More food and beverage outlets will help keep hungry fans satisfied and reduce those lengthy half-time queues.
Plus, the addition of new scoreboards, sound systems, and upgraded lighting means that the atmosphere will be electric, both on and off the field.
It's clear that the NSW Government has listened to the fans, with the hills at the northern and southern end of the playing field being retained.
This shows a commitment to preserving the heritage of the stadium while still modernizing it for future generations.
Not only will the new Penrith Stadium be a hub for Rugby League, but it will also be a place for outdoor community events and entertainment.
The remodeled training field will provide quality open space, giving the precinct a real sporting vibe.
All in all, this is a major win for Penrith and the entire Rugby League community.
With these upgrades, the stadium is set to kick goals and become a go-to destination for sports events, live music, and entertainment.
Get ready, because Penrith is about to become a force to be reckoned with!