Kansas City, MO, October 5, 2026 — The Kansas City Royals baseball team has announced a timeframe for commencing construction on a new downtown stadium. The planned facility is slated for development in an area near Crown Center in Kansas City.

Details regarding the specific dates for the groundbreaking ceremony have not yet been publicly disclosed by the team. The project aims to establish a new home venue for the Royals in a downtown location, a significant shift from their current stadium, Kauffman Stadium, which is located in the eastern part of the city.

The decision to move forward with a new stadium timeline comes as the team explores options for its future home. The proposed site near Crown Center is a central Kansas City location, potentially influencing fan accessibility and surrounding development. Further details on the project’s financing, design, and construction phases are expected to be released by the Kansas City Royals organization as the plans progress.

The exact timeline for when construction will officially begin remains a key piece of information that has not been provided. The development represents a major undertaking for the club and the city, with potential implications for local economics and sports infrastructure. The Kansas City Royals organization has indicated a commitment to establishing a timeframe for this pivotal project.


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