Tempe Wants Light Rail to Stadium Sooner

PHOENIX-It hasn't even been built yet but Tempe is already asking that the light rail go faster. The city wants the pace of development to increase so that the system is in place when the new $335-million stadium opens in 2004.

By D. J. Burrough | Updated on February 26, 2001

PHOENIX-Light rail may come to Tempe sooner than expected.

As the city of Tempe’s request, the regional transit authority is looking at the idea of quickening the pace of construction of the electric train line so that it will be in operation when the new $335-million football stadium for the Arizona Cardinals opens.

Under the current timing, the stadium would be open for the football season in 2004, but the light-rail system, which will run through Phoenix AND Tempe and on to Mesa, won’t be connected to Tempe until 2006.

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