The York-based architectural firm also designed the 1741 Club for the stadium, as well as the Monarch and Solomon Suites.
The return of baseball won’t be the only thing for fans to celebrate when they come back to PeoplesBank Park. The York Revolution announced recently plans for a new seating area within the ballpark called White Claw Terrace Courtesy of Ace Distributing.
The Terrace was designed by Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects, who designed the 1741 Club Presented by UPMC and the Monarch and Solomon Suites at PeoplesBank Park.
Wagman Construction Inc., which conducted the extensive 2019 renovations of the ballpark’s skybox level, is constructing the White Claw Terrace Courtesy of Ace Distributing using materials from John H. Myers & Son Inc.
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Incorporating the top three rows of sections 25 and 26, the new area will offer general admission seating with some of the most popular views in the ballpark. The wood-like deck and its drink rails will present what team officials call a more relaxed and festive setting for Revolution home games.
“That third-base upper corner has always been a very popular area with our fans, and personally it’s one of my favorite spots to catch a game,” said Revolution President Eric Menzer. “Thanks to our friends at Ace Distributing, it is going to feel even more like a party deck, complete with convenient access to terrific foods, local and craft beers, and those great flavors of White Claw Hard Seltzer. For a lot of people, White Claw Terrace will be the place to be when the Revs are in town.”
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Construction on the White Claw Terrace Courtesy of Ace Distributing began shortly before Governor Wolf’s order to suspend all non-essential business operations. Menzer said the project will resume as soon as permitted, and the newest addition to PeoplesBank Park will be ready when fans return to the ballpark.
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