Iowa State provided more details Tuesday morning about its ambitious CYTown project.Video above: Iowa State teases CYTown updates, including 'Cylo' amphitheaterIowa State Athletic Director Jamie Pollard shared a nearly 15-minute video Tuesday morning online, sharing a new update about the next stages in the yearslong development.The video walks fans through various parts of the $200 million project. You can watch the video below.The plan calls for a seven-story, 200-room hotel called "The Cardinal" which will be a Marriott property, according to Pollard. It will be connected via skywalk to Hilton Coliseum.Outdoor spaces including a replica of the Jack Trice Stadium field and a playground for kids called "Cy's House" are in the works, too.Pollard says construction is expected to last from 2025 through 2027, with a plan to have CYTown "up and running" by fall 2027. Goldenrod, the developer with whom a contract was approved last month, will spend the next few months vetting contractors and contacting possible tenants for restaurants and retail spaces.
AMES, Iowa — Iowa State provided more details Tuesday morning about its ambitious CYTown project.
Video above: Iowa State teases CYTown updates, including 'Cylo' amphitheater
Iowa State Athletic Director Jamie Pollard shared a nearly 15-minute video Tuesday morning online, sharing a new update about the next stages in the yearslong development.
The video walks fans through various parts of the $200 million project. You can watch the video below.
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The plan calls for a seven-story, 200-room hotel called "The Cardinal" which will be a Marriott property, according to Pollard. It will be connected via skywalk to Hilton Coliseum.
Outdoor spaces including a replica of the Jack Trice Stadium field and a playground for kids called "Cy's House" are in the works, too.
Pollard says construction is expected to last from 2025 through 2027, with a plan to have CYTown "up and running" by fall 2027. Goldenrod, the developer with whom a contract was approved last month, will spend the next few months vetting contractors and contacting possible tenants for restaurants and retail spaces.
