Eagles sent out surveys to ticket holders, gauging interest in a new stadium
The Eagles have started to survey fans on what kind of updates they want to see in the Linc and about the possibility of a 'brand new stadium'Here is what the email said: pic.twitter.com/jXokrxeopx
Jeffrey Lurie wants to host a Super Bowl, and that dream could hinge on the ability to add a weatherized roof to Lincoln Financial Field, or potentially build a new dome venue at some point.
Looking for feedback from fans about a handful of different scenarios, Philadelphia's owner and chairman sent out surveys to ticket holders.
"...To help guide this vision, we're exploring potential updates to Lincoln Financial Field — including both renovation options and the possibility of a brand new stadium in the region."
The survey the Eagles sent to their fans about a potential new stadium included a question on what kind of stadium they would prefer: Open Air, Canopy (Bills' new stadium), Open Air Covered (SoFi Stadium), or a Dome.
According to Zach Berman, the lease at Lincoln Financial Field runs through 2032 — eight more seasons, meaning a major renovation is more likely.
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