PHOTOS: A look at the renovations planned for Paycor Stadium
Paycor Stadium as Cincinnatians know it currentlyHamilton County
The proposed design changes the plaza surrounding Paycor, adding massive screens to the outside and unifying the walkway. Also changing is the practice lot next door, which will convert from just practice fields to a covered facility housing a training center and Bengals HQ.Hamilton County
Paycor Stadium and the existing surrounding infrastructure as it is todayHamilton County
The proposed changes would re-route West Mehring Way, bringing it closer to the Ohio River and creating a green space where the roadway and existing parking lots are now.Hamilton County
The stadium area as it is now, with the temporary practice bubble and former Hilltop concrete operationsHamilton County
The proposed changes would completely remove the practice bubble and existing concrete surface lots and replace them with green spaces available for parking for Bengals games. In addition, the proposal moves the team's current practice fields to make room for the indoor structure.Hamilton County
This rendering shows what the facility would look like on a Bengals game day, with vehicles in the newly designed parking lot.Hamilton County
This rendering shows proposed development sites that could be built up around Paycor Stadium in the futureHamilton County
The current Bengals practice field as it is todayHamilton County
A closer look at the new indoor headquarters and outdoor practice field. The renovation will provide year-round, enhanced training areas and on-site medical care. In addition, new screens will be added to the outside of Paycor Stadium.Hamilton County
A closer look at the proposed team complex and practice fieldsHamilton County
A look inside the proposed team complex, where the Bengals' will have a new, year-round, conditioned practice fieldHamilton County
Another view of the outdoor practice fields and new team complexHamilton County
Paycor Stadium as it currently looks insideHamilton County
A look at the added video boards, upper deck and private club spaces planned. The expanded upper bowl seating will have bars and concession stands behind it, on the uppermost platform. To the right of the club zone is a proposed party deck.Hamilton County
The proposed North End Zone club sectionHamilton County
The proposed South End Zone food hall, which will feature food stalls, a bar and plenty of seatingHamilton County
A look at what a formal reception would look like inside the proposed South End Zone event spaceHamilton County
A look at what a conference would look like inside the event space proposed for the South End Zone. Both the seminar layout and banquet layout can exist side-by-side in two next-door event spaces inside the stadium.Hamilton County
The party deck at the South End Zone, which features seating, screens showing the game and barsHamilton County
The proposed Field Level ClubHamilton County
The proposed Hall of ChampionsHamilton County
The Park View Club at the 50 yard line provides better sightlines to the field, outdoor decks and improved amenities.Hamilton County
A night view of what the Park View Club would look like during a formal eventHamilton County
Another view of the Park View Club on game day, from a different angleHamilton County
Another view of the Park View Club proposalHamilton County
A look at the Park View Club's outdoor patio, with seating options and excellent viewsHamilton County
The City View Club is located on the opposite side of Paycor Stadium from the Park View Club. Its design aesthetic draws inspiration from the city's iconic skyline.Hamilton County
A look at what the the City View Club would look like during a booked evening eventHamilton County
Another angle showing the City View Club on game dayHamilton County
Another angle of the City View ClubHamilton County
The City View Club's view of the field as the Bengals playHamilton County
The patio for the City View Club, which faces Cincinnati and shows off the city's urban centerHamilton County