SAN ANTONIO – With the San Antonio Missions set to move downtown in the coming years, the future of Nelson Wolff Stadium is still up in the air.
Starting tonight, the city is kicking off a series of public meetings to gather ideas for what comes next.
The City of San Antonio is planning for the future of Nelson Wolff Municipal Stadium as the Missions prepare to relocate to a new downtown ballpark. The move is part of a $160 million project that is expected to be completed in 2028.
City leaders are asking residents, businesses and community members to help shape a redevelopment plan for the stadium site that reflects the needs and priorities of San Antonio.
Consultants have been hired to explore redevelopment opportunities, and the city will host public meetings through September to gather feedback.
The first meeting is tonight at the Ron Darner Parks and Recreation Operations Headquarters, located in the 5800 block of Old Highway 90 West, from 6 to 8 p.m.
The meeting is free and open to the public. Feedback collected throughout the planning process will be shared with the City of San Antonio’s Economic Development Department.