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1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Introduction 1

2 SPORTS

2.1 Major Olympic/Paralympic Events 4

Past Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Future Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Events in a Proposed Venue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

3 VENUES

3.1 Public Authority Letters 8

Proposed Venues for Games Use. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

3.2 Seating Capacities 12

Existing Venue Capacities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Legacy Venue Capacities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Ability to Increase Capacities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Sport Popularity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

3.3 Charts 16

Char t 1: Olympic Venues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Chart 1: Paralympic Venues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

3.4 Maps 20

Map: Waterfront Cluster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Map: University Cluster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21


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4 FEASIBILI TY STUDIES + PLANS

Existing Venues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Badminton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Basketball Final . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Boxing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

Equestrian Dressage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Equestrian Jumping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Fencing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Football Final . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Gymnastics Artistic + Trampoline. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Gymnastics Rhythmic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

Hockey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Judo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Rugby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

Modern Pentathlon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Table Tennis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

Taekwondo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Weightlifting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58

Wrestling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60Planned Venues. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62

Volleyball Indoor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

Additional Venues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 6

Cycling BMX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Cycling Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Temporary Venues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

Aquatics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

Aquatics Marathon Swim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

Archery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Athletics Marathon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

Canoe Sprint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

Cycling Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84

Equestrian Cross Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86

Rowing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

Sailing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Shooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92

Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

Triathlon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96

Volleyball Beach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98

Water Polo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100


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1 DECEM BER 2014 NUMB ER 4: SPOR TS + VENUE S INTRODUCTION

1.1 INTRODUCTION

Boston is a city that has never been afraid to think

big. We are internationally-recognized thoughtleaders, educators and innovators. From the

establishment of the countrys rst public school to

our global cluster of biomedicine and technology,

we have redened the boundaries of possibility.

Boston is home to more than 100 universities

and 75 hospitals, but our passion for progress

extends beyond the walls of these institutions. The

citys unwavering dedication to the pursuit of the

possible is nowhere better expressed than in its

love of sport.

Boston is a sport city like no other. We root loyallyfor our professional sports teams, support our

collegiate athletic programs, cheer our children on

in youth sports and participate in club sports for

athletes of all ages and abilities. Bostons inclusive

sports culture connects us, creating welcoming and

close-knit communities.

It is only natural that a city that thinks so big and

loves sport so much would be wholeheartedly

committed to hosting the Olympic Games. The

2024 Olympic Games are Bostons Olympic dream. A

dream we are deeply dedicated to achieving.

This bid book demonstrates not only our strong

desire to host the 2024 Olympic Games, but also

our absolute technical ability to do so. We have

provided comprehensive feasibility studies for all

proposed competition venues. We have established

the immense popularity of Olympic sports within

our region, and we have highlighted our extensive

experience hosting national and international

sporting events in our city.

We will deliver an Olympic Games that is compact

and walkable. We have planned our distributionof venues to complement Bostons robust public

transportation system. Of our 33 proposed venues,

28 will be located within 10km of the Athletes

Village and within walking distance of public

transportation. The Games will offer a unique

opportunity to advance planned infrastructure

improvements, increasing capacity and access

across the region.

The Boston 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games

master plan prioritizes affordability. We have workedtirelessly to secure the support of both public and

private partners to deliver extraordinary venues

for the Games. Our strategy looks to public entities

to support improvements to public infrastructure,

such as roads and public transportation, and the

universities to partner in the development of new

venues and overlay of existing venues.

The Games will provide positive and long-lasting

social and environmental benets to communities

across the region. By partnering with a number of

local universities, we will be able to provide our

world-class educational facilities with world-classathletic facilities following the Games. We have

located several venues in neighborhoods where

they can be transitioned to community uses, such

as health and recreation centers. Other venues will

be directed towards development following the

Games, creating new economic opportunities for our

communities. And as part of our legacy planning,

improvements will be made to both the natural

and built environment surrounding proposed venue

sites, including the addition of sidewalks, street

trees, parks and other public spaces.

In the following pages, we conrm the feasibility

of our master plan by proving our ability to meet

the necessary requirements for the eld of play and

support facilities for operations at all competition

venues. Our detailed venue plans represent our

deep commitment to deliver a compact, affordable

and sustainable Games for all.

We hope that you will join us in this innovative

vision for the Boston 2024 Olympic Games. A Games

that will celebrate Bostons role as a global leader

in education, innovation, sustainability and sport.

A Games that will inspire our youth and speak toour legacy. A Games that will foster international

understanding and community. A Games that will

protect and advance the precious Olympic brand.


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OLYMPIC / PARALYMPICSPORT

VE NU E OF FI CI AL D ATE S EV EN T DU RATI ON (DAYS) CAPACITY

ATHLETICS REGGIE LEWIS CENTER 2003-2009USATF INDOOR

CHAMPIONSHIPS3 3,500

BASEBALL FENWAY PARK 2004, 2007, 2013POSTSEASON +WORLD SERIES

6, 8, 8 37,000

BASKETBALL TD GARDEN 2008NBA

PLAYOFFS + FINA LS14 18,620

FENCING BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY 2004NCAA FENCINGCHAMPIONSHIP

4 2,500

FENCING HARVARD UNIVERSITY 2010NCAA FENCINGCHAMPIONSHIP

4 1,000

FIGURE SKATING TD GARDEN 2014U.S. FIGURE SKATING

CHAMPIONSHIPS1 17,550

FOOTBALL GILLETTE STADIUM 2005, 2007MLS CUP

PLAYOFFS + FINA LS2, 2 68,750

FOOTBALL GILLETTE STADIUM 2007, 2009 CONCACAF GOLD CUP 4, 2 68,750

FOOTBALL GILLETTE STADIUM 2008NORTH AMERICAN

SUPERLIGA4 68,750

GOLF TPC BOSTON ANNUALDEUTSCHE BANKCHAMPIONSHIP /

FEDEX CU P PLAYOFF4 60,000

GOLF THE COUNTRY CLUB 2013U.S. AMATEUR

CHAMPIONSHIP3 40,000

GYMNASTICS AGGANIS ARENA 2008

WOMENS NATIONAL

GYMNASTICSCHAMPIONSHIPS

3 6,300

ICE HOCKEY TD GARDEN 2011, 2013 NHL PLAYOFFS / FINALS 13, 12 17,550

ICE HOCKEY TD GARDEN 2004

NCAA MENSICE HOCKEY

CHAMPIONSHIPFROZEN FOUR

3 17,550

MARATHON(OLYMPIC + PARALYMPIC)

HOPKINTON TOBOSTON

ANNUAL BOSTON MARATHON 1 500,000+

ROWING(OLYMPIC + PARALYMPIC)

CHARLES RIVER ANNUALHEAD OF THE CHARLES

REGATTA2 400,000+

PARALYMPICINDOOR ROWING

AGGANIS ARENA ANNUALC.R.A.S.H.-B. INDOOR

ROWING SPRINTS1 7,000

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2.1 MAJ OR OLYMPIC/PARALYMPIC EVENTS

Past Events

List up to 10 major events in Olympic and Paralympic sport held in your city/region over the last 10 years, including ofcial dates and

duration. Include only senior-level continental and world championships.

Proposed Venue of the Boston 2024 Games

Annual Boston Sporting Event


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OLYMPIC / PARALYMPICSPORT

VE NU E OF FI CI AL D ATE S EV EN T DU RATI ON (DAYS) CAPACITY

ATHLETICS REGGIE LEWIS CENTER 2015USATF INDOORCHAMPIONSHIP

3 3,500

FENCING BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY 2017NCAA FENCINGCHAMPIONSHIP

4 2,000

FIGURE SKATING TD GARDEN 2016ISU WORLD

FIGURE SKATINGCHAMPIONSHIPS

1 17,550

GOLF TPC BOSTON ANNUAL

DEUTSCHE BANK

CHAMPIONSHIP /FEDEX CU P PLAYOFF

4 60,000

GOLF SALEM COUNTRY CLUB 2017 U.S. SENIOR OPEN 3 20,000

ICE HOCKEY TD GARDEN 2015

NCAA MENSICE HOCKEY

CHAMPIONSHIPFROZEN FOUR

3 17,550

MARATHON(OLYMPIC + PARALYMPIC)

HOPKINTON TOBOSTON

ANNUAL BOSTON MARATHON 1 500,000+

ROWING(OLYMPIC + PARALYMPIC)

CHARLES RIVER ANNUALHEAD OF THE CHARLES

REGATTA2 400,000+

PARALYMPIC INDOORROWING

AGGANIS ARENA ANNUALC.R.A.S.H.-B. INDOOR

ROWING SPRINTS1 7,000

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Future Events

List any major events in Olympic and Paralympic sport that are being organized between now and 2024, including ofcial dates

and duration.

2.1 MAJO R OLYMPI C / PARALYMPI C EVEN TS CONTINUED

Proposed Venue of the Boston 2024 Games

Annual Boston Sporting Event

Events in a Proposed Venue

Indicate if any events have taken place or will take place in a

venue proposed for the Games.

Many of Bostons past and future sporting events

in Olympic and Paralympic sport have been hosted

by a proposed venue of the Boston 2024 Games. Of

the events listed in the Past Events chart and Future

Events chart, the venues highlighted in pink are

proposed 2024 Games venues.


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3.1 PUBL IC AUTH ORITY LET TERS


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Deval L. Patrick

Governor

Maeve Vallely Bartlett, Secretary

Executive Office of Energy & Environmental Affairs

John P. Murray, Commissioner

Department of Conservation & Recreation


3.1 PUBLIC AUTHOR ITY LETTE RS CONTINUED


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3.1 PUBLI C AUTHORI TY LETTE RS CONTINUED


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EXISTING VENUE NAME SPORT EXISTING VENUE LOCATION EXISTING VENUE CAPACITY

TD BANK NORTH GARDENBASKETBALL -FINALS

GYMNASTICS -ARTISTIC & TRAMPOLINEDOWNTOWN BOSTON 18,500

AGGANIS ARENA BADMINTON BOSTON UNIVERSITY 7,000

BOSTON CONVENTION ANDEXHIBITION CENTER

(HALLS A, B + C)

GYMNASTICS-RHYTHMICJU DO

TABLE TENNISTAEKWONDOWRESTLING

SOUTH BOSTON WATERFRONT 24,000

HARVARD STADIUM HOCKEY HARVARD UNIVERSITY 30,000

WHITE STADIUM EQUESTRIANMODERN PENTATHLON FRANKLIN PARK 10,000

THE COUNTRY CLUB GOLF BROOKLINE, MA 50,000

GILLETTE STADIUMFOOTBALL -FINALS

RUGBYFOXBOROUGH, MA 68,000

BLUE HILLS BANK PAVILION WEIGHTLIFTING SOUTH BOSTON WATERFRONT 5,000

TSONGAS CENTER BOXING LOWELL, MA 7,800

LEGACY VENUE NAME SPORT LEGACY VENUE LOCATION LEGACY VENUE CAPACITY

BMX COURSE CYCLING -BMX ASSEMBLY SQUARE N/A

VE LODR OM E CYCL IN G -TRACK ASSEMBLY SQUARE 5,000


Existing Venue Capacities

What are the capacities for any existing venues?

Legacy Venue Capacities

What are the intended capacities for any new venues for legacy use post-Games?

3.2 SEATING CAPACITIES


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EXISTING VENUE NAME SPORT EXISTING VENUE LOCATION EXISTING CAPACITY GAMES CAPACITY

WILLIAM J. DEVINE GOLFCOURSE

EQUESTRIAN -CROSSCOUNTRY

FRANKLIN PARK 60,000

WHITE STADIUMEQUESTRIAN

MODERN PENTATHLONFRANKLIN PARK 10,000 20,000

BOSTON CONVENTION ANDEXHIBITION CENTER

GYMNASTICS-RHYTHMICJU DO

TABLE TENNISTAEKWONDO

VOL LE YB AL L -INDOORWRESTLING

SOUTH BOSTONWATERFRONT

8,000 -15,000 / VENUE

THE COUNTRY CLUB GOLF BROOKLINE, MA 40,000 50,000

ALBERT H. GORDON TRACK FENCING HARVARD UNIVERSITY 6,000


Ability to Increase Capacities

Do you have the ability to increase venue capacities on a temporary basis?

3.2 SEATING CAPACITIES CONTINUED

Sport Popularity

How popular is each sport in the city/region?

The City of Boston provides a depth of knowledge

and history in athletics nearly unrivaled across the

country. With historic universities and professional

teams, the community inherits a passion and

commitment to participation in sports from

many generations of engagement. From longest-

run competitions to the birthplace of sport to

revered historic stadiums, the spirit for athletic

participation within the region reaches from our

families to the elds.

Professional and master level sporting events

have long been a tradition in Boston. The oldest

collegiate athletic competition was established

in rowing between Harvard and Yale. One of the

longest-held American football games exists

between the two as well Harvard Stadium itself

is responsible for dening the eld dimensionsfor the sport. The Boston Marathon is the oldest

annually-run marathon in the world. The birthplace

of basketball hosts the Basketball Hall of Fame in

Springeld, the only sporting Hall of Fame in the

country to include international athletes. And the

oldest baseball stadium in the country boasts the

longest running sell-out attendance on record. With

34 professional championships 8 in the current

century alone Bostons participation in sport has

generations of legacy.

The Olympics are extremely popular in the United

States with an estimated 219.4 million viewers

watching the London 2012 Games, it became the

most-watched television event in American history.

Delayed and extended coverage allowed viewers

the opportunity to experience unfamiliar events.

These events have large international interest

and many of their advocates have developed their

sport in Boston through university or community

programs. And while events such as the Head of

the Charles Regatta and the Boston Marathon draw

crowds of 400,000 to 500,000 annually, established

programs from high school to community clubs are

giving rise to national championships in archery,

badminton, taekwondo, fencing and more all held

in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Events like the Boston Marathon dene the

character of Bostons appreciation for athletics.

Support can be seen by the number of clubs

surrounding a sport, and the popularity of a

sport can be experienced by the passion of itsadvocates, the engagement of the athletes and the

participation of its community. The passion inherent

in the community programs of Boston will intensify

the spirit of the Games, a spirit that will engage and

inspire a global community with the same passion.

Refer to the next page for an information graphic

describing the participation in sports from the

professional level to amateur and youth programs.


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700+

353

180

2Baseball

600+

722 220

1Basketball

27

11 6

5

Badminton

71

9

1Cycling

Mountain

Bike

4

9

1Cycling

BMX9

Cycling

Track

500+

432

58

1Aquatics

200+

618

171

1Athletics

50

5

3

4

Equestrian

22

12

18

1Fencing

# of Interscholastic Sports Programs

# of Intercollegiate Sports Programs

# of Professional Sports Franchises

# of World Class Sporting Events

# of Community Sports Programs

10

150+

3Cycling

Road

1

500+

225

100

5Golf

54

4

1Boxing

21

15

2

Archery

2000+

308

2Football

4

18

1Canoe /

Kayak

754

2




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44

84

48

9Rowing

40

46

20

6Sailing

7

2

1

Shooting

8

14

1Table

Tennis

2

216

43

Hockey

300+

106

Gymnastics 2

700+

351

149

2Softball

500+

392

164

1Volleyball

25

3

1

Water Polo

500+

536

169

1Tennis

35

35

37

2Rugby

1

9

1

Handball 2

1600+

100

Marathon

628

32

228

1Wrestling

100+

300

100

4Weightlifting

2

100+

5

Judo

100+

5

1Taekwondo

12

2

12




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Chart 1: Olympic Venues

SPORT / VENUE VENUE OPTION #1 VENUE OPTION #2 CONSTRUCTION STATUS OWNERSHIP(PUBLIC VS PRIVATE)

KEY VENUES

ATHLETES VILLAGE UMASS BOSTON BOSTON MIDTOWN ADDITIONAL PUBLIC/PRIVATE

IBC S. BOSTON WATERFRONT UMASS BOSTON ADDITIONAL PUBLIC/PRIVATE

MPC S. BOSTON WATERFRONT UMASS BOSTON ADDITIONAL PUBLIC/PRIVATE

OLYMPIC STADIUM BOSTON MIDTOWN SUFFOLK DOWNS TEMPORARY PUBLIC/PRIVATE

OPENING/CLOSING CEREMONIES BOSTON MIDTOWN SUFFOLK DOWNS TEMPORARY PUBLIC/PRIVATE

VE NU ES

AQUATICS HARVARD UNIVERSITY TUFTS UNIVERSITY TEMPORARY PRIVATE

AQUATICS -MARATHON SWIM MAGAZINE BEACH TEMPORARY PUBLIC

ARCHERY KILLIAN COURT (MI T) WHITE STADIUM TEMPORARY PRIVATE

ATHLETICS OLYMPIC STADIUM SUFFOLK DOWNS TEMPORARY PUBLIC/PRIVATE

BADMINTON AGGANIS ARENA (BU) EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PRIVATE

BASKETBALL -FINAL TD GARDEN EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PRIVATE

BOXING TSONGAS CENTER EXISTING (W/OVERLAY) PUBLIC

CANOE -S PRINT MERRIMACK RIVER TEMPORARY PUBLIC

CYCLING -BMX ASSEMBLY SQUARE ADDITIONAL PUBLIC

CYCLING -ROAD BOSTON COMMON TEMPORARY PUBLIC

CYCLING -TRACK ASSEMBLY SQUARE ADDITIONAL PUBLIC/PRIVATE

EQUESTRIAN -C ROSS COUNTRY FRANKLIN PARK TEMPORARY PUBLIC

EQUESTRIAN -J UMPING + DRESSAGE WHITE STADIUM EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC

FENCING HARVARD UNIVERSITY BCEC EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PRIVATE

FOOTBALL -FINALS GILLETTE STADIUM EXISTING PRIVATE

GOLF THE COUNTRY CLUB TPC NORTON EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PRIVATE

GYMNASTICS -ARTISTIC/TRAMPOLINE TD GARDEN EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PRIVATE

GYMNASTICS -R HYTHMIC BCEC AGGANIS ARENA EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC

HOCKEY HARVARD STADIUM BOSTON UNIVERSITY EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PRIVATE

JU DO BC EC EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC

MARATHON BOSTON COMMON TEMPORARY PUBLIC

MODERN PENTATHLON WHITE STADIUM SUFFOLK DOWNS EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC

ROWING MERRIMACK RIVER TEMPORARY PUBLIC

RUGBY GILLETTE STADIUM EXISTING PRIVATE

SAILING BOSTON HARBOR BUZZARDS BAY TEMPORARY PUBLIC

SHOOTING LONG ISLAND TEMPORARY PUBLIC

TABLE TENNIS BCEC EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC

TENNIS HARVARD UNIVERSITY TEMPORARY PRIVATE

TAEKWONDO BCEC EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC

TRIATHLON MAGAZINE BEACH CASTLE ISLAND TEMPORARY PUBLIC

VOL LE YB AL L -BEACH BOSTON COMMON TEMPORARY PUBLIC

VOL LE YB AL L - INDOOR BCEC CONTE FORUM PLANNED PUBLIC

WATER POLO HARVARD UNIVERSITY TUFTS UNIVERSITY TEMPORARY PRIVATE

WEIGHTLIFTING WATERFRONT PAVILION EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC/PRIVATE

WRESTLING BCEC EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC


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SPORT / VENUECURRENT GROSS

SEATING CAPACITYGAMES GROSS

SEATING CAPACITYSIGNIFICANT RISKS

TO DELIVERYPOST-GAMES USE

ATHLETE S VILLAGE 16,500 BEDS LAND CONTROL STUDENT/MARKET RATE HOUSING

IB C 700,000 SF NONE DEVELOPMENT

MPC 300,000 SF LAND CONTROL DEVELOPMENT

OLYMPIC STADIUM 60,000 LAND CONTROL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

CEREMONIES 60,000 LAND CONTROL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

AQUATICS 18,500 NONE UNIVERSITY FACILITY

AQ -MARATHON SWIM 2,500 NONE PUBLIC PARK

ARCHERY 3,000 NONE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

ATHLETICS 60,000 LAND CONTROL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

BADMINTON 7,000 7,000 NONE SPORTS ARENA

BASKETBALL -F INAL 18,500 18,500 NONE SPORTS ARENA

BOXING 7,800 7,800 NONE SPORTS ARENA

CANOE -SPRINT 24,000 NONE RECREATION AREA

CYCLING -BM X 5,000 NONE BMX COURSE

CYCLING -ROAD 2,000 NONE PUBLIC PARK

CYCLING -TRACK 5,000 NONE MULTI-PURPOSE FACILITY

EQ -CROSS COUNTRY 60,000 NONE GOLF COURSE

EQUESTRIAN 10,000 20,000 NONE SPORTS + EDUCATION

FENCING 6,000 NONE UNIVERSITY FIELD HOUSE

FOOTBALL -FINAL 68,000 68,000 NONE SPORTS STADIUM

GOLF 40,000 50,000 NONE GOLF COURSE

GYM -ARTISTIC 18,500 18,500 NONE SPORTS ARENA

GYM -RHYTHMIC 8,000 NONE CONVENTION CENTER

HOCKEY 30,000 30,000 NONE SPORTS STADIUM

JU DO 8,000 NONE CONVENTION CENTER

MARATHON 2,000 NONE PUBLIC PARK

MODERN PENTATHLON 10,000 20,000 NONE SPORTS AND EDUCATION

ROWING 24,000 NONE RECREATION AREA

RUGBY 68,000 68,000 NONE SPORTS STADIUM

SAILING 6,500 FAA APPROVAL RECREATION AREA

SHOOTING 7,000 NONE WELLNESS CENTER/CAMP

TABLE TENNIS 8,000 NONE CONVENTION CENTER

TENNIS 20,000 NONE UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT

TAEKWONDO 8,000 NONE CONVENTION CENTER

TRIATHLON 2,500 NONE PUBLIC PARK

VOL LE YB AL L -BEACH 16,000 NONE PUBLIC PARK

VOL LE YB AL L -INDOOR 15,000 NONE CONVENTION CENTER

WATER POLO 5,000 NONE UNIVERSITY SPORTS

WEIGHTLIFTING 5,000 5,000 NONE CONCERT PAVILION

WRESTLING 8,000 NONE CONVENTION CENTER


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VE NU E VE NU E O PTIO N #1 VE NU E O PTIO N #2 CON ST RU CTI ON STAT US OWNERSHIP(PUBLIC VS PRIVATE)

KEY VENUES

ATHLETES VILLAGE UMASS BOSTON MIDTOWN ADDITIONAL PUBLIC/PRIVATE

IBC S. BOSTON WATERFRONT UMASS BOSTON ADDITIONAL PUBLIC/PRIVATE

MPC S. BOSTON WATERFRONT UMASS BOSTON ADDITIONAL PUBLIC/PRIVATE

OLYMPIC STADIUM BOSTON MIDTOWN SUFFOLK DOWNS TEMPORARY PUBLIC/PRIVATE

OPENING/CLOSING CEREMONIES BOSTON MIDTOWN SUFFOLK DOWNS TEMPORARY PUBLIC/PRIVATE

VE NU ES

ARCHERY KILLIAN COURT (MI T) WHITE STADIUM TEMPORARY PUBLIC

ATHLETICS OLYMPIC STADIUM SUFFOLK DOWNS TEMPORARY PUBLIC/PRIVATE

BOCCIA BCEC EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC

CYCLING -ROAD BOSTON COMMON TEMPORARY PUBLIC

CYCLING -TRACK ASSEMBLY SQUARE ADDITIONAL PUBLIC/PRIVATE

EQUESTRIAN WHITE STADIUM EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC

FOOTBALL -5-A-SIDE HARVARD STADIUM BC ALUMNI STADIUM EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PRIVATE

FOOTBALL -7-A-SIDE HARVARD STADIUM BC ALUMNI STADIUM EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PRIVATE

JU DO BC EC EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC

PARACANOE MERRIMACK RIVER TEMPORARY PUBLIC

PARATRIATHLON MAGAZINE BEACH CASTLE ISLAND TEMPORARY PUBLIC

POWERLIFTING WATERFRONT PAVILION EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC/PRIVATE

ROWING MERRIMACK RIVER TEMPORARY PUBLIC

SAILING BOSTON HARBOR BUZZARDS BAY TEMPORARY PUBLIC

SHOOTING LONG ISLAND TEMPORARY PUBLIC

SITTING VOLLEYBALL BCEC CONTE FORUM EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PRIVATE

SWIMMING HARVARD UNIVERSITY TUFTS UNIVERSITY TEMPORARY PRIVATE

TABLE TENNIS BCEC EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC

WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL TD GARDEN EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PRIVATE

WHEELCHAIR FENCING HARVARD UNIVERSITY BCEC EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PRIVATE

WHEELCHAIR RUGBY AGGANIS ARENA (BU) EXISTING (W/ OVERLAY) PUBLIC

WHEELCHAIR TENNIS HARVARD UNIVERSITY TEMPORARY PRIVATE




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SPORT / VENUE[ABBREVIATED]

CURRENT GROSSSEATING CAPACITY

GAMES GROSSSEATING CAPACITY

SIGNIFICANT RISKSTO DELIVERY

POST-GAMES USE

ATHLETE S VILLAGE 16,500 BEDS LAND CONTROL STUDENT/MARKET RATE HOUSING

IB C 700,000 SF NONE DEVELOPMENT

MPC 300,000 SF LAND CONTROL DEVELOPMENT

OLYMPIC STADIUM 60,000 LAND CONTROL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

CEREMONIES 60,000 LAND CONTROL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

ARCHERY 3,000 NONE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

ATHLETICS 60,000 LAND CONTROL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

BOCCIA 8,000 NONE CONVENTION CENTER

CYCLING -ROAD 2,000 NONE PUBLIC PARK

CYCLING -TRACK 5,000 NONE MULTI-PURPOSE FACILITY

EQUESTRIAN 10,000 20,000 NONE SPORTS AND EDUCATION

FOOTBALL -5-A-SIDE 30,000 30,000 NONE SPORTS STADIUM

FOOTBALL -7-A-SIDE 30,000 30,000 NONE SPORTS STADIUM

JU DO 8,000 NONE CONVENTION CENTER

PARACANOE 3,000 NONE RECREATION AREA

PARATRIATHLON 2,500 NONE PUBLIC PARK

POWERLIFTING 5,000 5,000 NONE CONCERT PAVILION

ROWING 3,000 NONE RECREATION CENTER

SAILING 6,500 FAA APPROVAL RECREATION CENTER

SHOOTING 7,000 NONE WELLNESS CENTER/CAMP

SITTING VOLLEYBALL 15,000 NONE CONVENTION CENTER

SWIMMING 18,500 NONE UNIVERSITY FACILITY

TABLE TENNIS 8,000 NONE CONVENTION CENTER

WCHR BASKETBALL 18,500 18,500 NONE SPORTS ARENA

WCHR FENCING 6,000 NONE UNIVERSITY FIELD HOUSE

WCHR RUGBY 10,000 NONE CONVENTION CENTER

WCHR TENNIS 20,000 NONE UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT




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3.4 MAPS

SOUTHBOSTON

BOSTONHARBOR

OL DHARBOR

INNERHARBOR

THOMPSONISLAND

DORCHESTER

DOWNTOWN

BOSTON-LOGANINTERNATIONAL

AIRPORT

EASTBOSTON

UMASSBOSTON

MIDTOWN

CASTLEISLAND

SOUTH BOSTONWATERFRONT

BOSTONCOMMON

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BOSTONUNIVERSITY

MAGAZINEBEACH

BROOKLINE

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ALLSTON

CAMBRIDGE

SOMERVILLE

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Agganis Arena

Badminton

Status: Existing (w/ Overlay)

Venue History:Located on Commonwealth Avenue, Agganis Arena is at the

heart of Boston Universitys campus. Completed in 2005, the

steel, brick and concrete structure is home to the 2009 NCAA

Champion ice hockey team, the Boston University Terriers.

Agganis Arena has hosted a number of national sporting

events, including the 2007 & 2011 NCAA American East

Conference Basketball, 2009 NCAA Womens Frozen Four

and 2008 Womens Gymnastic Championship. This multi-

purpose sports and entertainment center also hosts a variety

of concerts, ice shows and family programs.

Venue Location: Boston University

Venue Acreage: 3.5 ac

Venue Support Acreage: 4.6 ac

Venue Owner: Boston University

Owner Involvement:The owner of Agganis Arena is currently involved in the Boston

2024 planning process and supportive of the planning effort.

Venue Access/Use:Preliminary discussions with Boston University have conrmed

venue availability.

Current Days of Use: 100

Current Seating Capacity: 7,000

Access/Use Prior to IOC Bid:The owner is prepared to negotiate access and use prior to the

submission of a bid to the IOC.

Accessibility Options:Agganis Arena is conveniently located within the University

Cluster and will be served by the Olympic Route Network via

Interstate 90 using the Allston-Brighton interchange. The venueis within walking distance of the Green Line and the proposed

West Station on the Worcester/Framingham Commuter Rail Line.

aboveAgganis Arena

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ATHLETES VILLAGE

BOSTON UNIVERSITY

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Plans

TD Garden

Basketball Final


Venue History:Home to the NHLs Boston Bruins and the NBAs Boston Celtics,

TD Garden was completed in 1995. This steel and concrete

structure was upgraded in 2006, 2009 and 2014. Further

upgrades are scheduled for 2015 and 2018. TD Garden hosts

a variety of other spor ting, musical, civic and entertainment

events each year. Notable past events include the 1996

& 2000 U.S. Gymnastic Trials, the 1996 World Junior Ice

Hockey Championship, the 2001 & 2014 U.S. Figure Skating

Championships and the 2004 Democratic National Convention.

Venue Location: Boston



Venue Owner: Delaware North Companies, Inc.

Owner Involvement:The owner of TD Garden is aware of the Boston 2024 planning

process and supportive of the planning effort.

Venue Access/Use:

Preliminary discussions with the owner of TD Garden haveconrmed venue availability.



Access/Use Prior to IOC Bid:We anticipate the owners interest and support in negotiations

prior to the submission of a bid to the IOC.

Accessibility Options:TD Garden is conveniently located near the beautifully

landscaped Rose Kennedy Greenway and bustling North End

neighborhood. Just steps away from Boston Public Market, the

Museum of Science and the quintessential shops of QuincyMarket, Olympic athletes and spectators will be able to explore

Bostons cultural, educational and gastronomic attractions

while visiting TD Garden. The venue will be served by the

Olympic Route Network via Congress Street to Merrimac Street

to Causeway Street. The venue is located at North Station

with direct access to the Orange and Green Lines as well as

to the Fitchburg, Lowell, Haverhill, Newburyport and Rockport

Commuter Rail Lines.

ATHLETES VILLAGE

TD GARDEN

NORTHSTATION

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White Stadium

Equestrian Dressage


Venue History:Franklin Park is a component of the Emerald Necklace, a vast

series of open green spaces designed by Frederick Law Olmsted

for the public of the City of Boston. Sitting comfortably to the

north of the park is White Stadium, formerly George Robert White

Schoolboy Stadium, which was erected in 1945 to serve Boston

Public School (BPS) athletics and sporting events. A renovation

and expansion is currently planned to return White Stadium

to its former glory. Used in the past for high school sports, the

renovated White Stadium will offer rejuvenated athletic elds as

well as classrooms for tutoring, making it a neighborhood hub.

Venue Location: Franklin Park, Boston

3. Venue Acreage: 35.9 ac


Venue Owners: City of Boston (land)The White Foundation (stadium)

Owner Involvement:The City of Boston is fully involved in the Boston 2024 planning

process and supportive of the planning effort.Venue Access/Use:Use of White Stadium for Equestrian events has been discussed

with the city administration.



Access/Use Prior to IOC Bid:The City of Boston is prepared to negotiate access and use prior

to the submission of a bid to the IOC.

Accessibility Options:White Stadium is located within Franklin Park and will be served

by the Olympic Route Network via Columbia Road. This site iswithin walking distance of the Orange Line and the Fairmount,

Franklin and Needham Commuter Rail Lines.

aboveFranklin Park

Precinct Plan

leftLocus Map

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Dressage Plans

ATHLETES VILLAGE

FRANKLIN PARK

STONYBROOK

GREENSTREET

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C2 WARM-UP AREA

C3 RESIDENT CENTER

A1 ATHLETE ENTRANCE

A2 ATHLETE SEATING

A3 ATHLETE CHANGING ROOMS

A4 SPORT EQUIPMENT

A5 ATHLETE LOUNGE

A6 MEDICAL/MASSAGE

A7 DOPING CONTROL

V1 INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION /

OFFICIAL ENTRANCE

V2 IF/OFFICIAL OFFICE/AREA

F1 OLYMPIC FAMILY / VIP ENTRANCE

F2 OF/VIP SEATING

F3 OF/VIP LOUNGE

F4 OF/VIP PARKING

B1 SCOREBOARD / VIDEOBOARD

R1 REMAINING OVERLAY STRUCTURES

M1 MEDIA ENTRANCE

M2 MEDIA SEATING

M3 MEDIA OPERATION

M4 MIXED ZONE (INTERVIEW)

M5 BROADCAST AREA

S1 SPECTATOR ENTRANCE

S2 SPECTATOR SEATING

S3 SPECTATOR SERVICES

G1 STAFF/OPERATIONS ENTRANCE

G2 STAFF/VOLUNTEERS

G3 BACK OF HOUSE OPERATIONS

G4 CEREMONY

G5 SHARED STRUCTURES

SECURE PERIMETER/FENCE LINE

ATHLETE ARRIVAL

FOH/BOH BOUNDARY

ZONE SEPARATION

MBTA RAIL STATION

C1

S1

C2

C2

C2

C2

R1

R1

S1

S1

M5

M3

S3

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R1

R1

G3

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A7A5

A6A3

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31 DECEM BER 2014 NUMB ER 4: SPOR TS + VENUE S FEASIBILIT Y STUDIES + PLANS

White StadiumGround Level

Block Plan

THEWILDERNESS

WILLIAM J. DEVINEGOLF COURSE

FRANKLIN PARKZO O

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White Stadium

Equestrian Jumping


























aboveFranklin Park

Precinct Plan

leftLocus Map

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Jumping Plans

ATHLETES VILLAGE

FRANKLIN PARK

STONYBROOK

GREENSTREET

SEAVERSTREET

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C2 WARM-UP AREA

C3 RESIDENT CENTER

A1 ATHLETE ENTRANCE

A2 ATHLETE SEATING


A4 SPORT EQUIPMENT

A5 ATHLETE LOUNGE

A6 MEDICAL/MASSAGE

A7 DOPING CONTROL


OFFICIAL ENTRANCE



F2 OF/VIP SEATING

F3 OF/VIP LOUNGE

F4 OF/VIP PARKING



M1 MEDIA ENTRANCE

M2 MEDIA SEATING

M3 MEDIA OPERATION


M5 BROADCAST AREA





G2 STAFF/VOLUNTEERS


G4 CEREMONY



ATHLETE ARRIVAL

FOH/BOH BOUNDARY

ZONE SEPARATION

MBTA RAIL STATION

C1

S1

C2

C2

C2

C2

R1

R1

S1

S1

M5

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Block Plan

THEWILDERNESS

WILLIAM J. DEVINEGOLF COURSE

FRANKLIN PARKZO O

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FOXBOROUGH, MA

40.9 km

Gillette Stadium

Football Final


Venue History:Gillette Stadium has been the home of the NFLs New England

Patriots and MLSs New England Revolution since its completion

in 2002. This steel and concrete structure was also home to

UMass Minuteman Football Program from 2012 to 2014. The

stadium hosts many other sports, music and entertainment

events. Some of the most notable past national and international

events include the 2002 MLS Cup, the 2003, 2005, 2007 & 2009

CONCACAF Gold Cup, the 2003 FIFA Womens World Cup, the

2004, 2008 and 2013 NFL AFC Championship Game, the 2005

Drum Corps International World Championship, the 2008, 2009

& 2012 NCAA Mens Lacrosse Championship, the 2009 & 2011

World Football Challenge and a 2009 public address by the 14th

Dalai Lama.

Venue Location: Foxborough, MA



Venue Owner: Kraft Sports Group

Owner Involvement:The owner has been involved in the Boston 2024 planningprocess and supportive of the planning effort.

Venue Access/Use:Use of Gillette Stadium for Football events has been discussed

with the owner who has conrmed venue availability.





Accessibility Options:Gillette Stadium is located halfway between Boston andProvidence and will connect these two sports-loving cities to the

Games. Gillette will be served by the Olympic Route Network via

I-95/Route 1. The venue is accessible via train service from South

Station in Boston and TF Green Airport/Providence to a proposed

expanded train station at the stadium.

aboveGillette Stadium

Overall Plan

leftLocus Map

opposite pageFootball Plans

GILLETTESTADIUMSTATION

MANNPOND

PATRIOTPLACE

US-

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ATHLETES VILLAGE

THE COUNTRY CLUB

aboveThe Country Club

Overall Plan

leftLocus Map

opposite pageGolf Plan

The Country Club

Golf


Venue History:Originally constructed as an equestrian club in 1882, the golf

course was added to The Country Club in 1893. This private

country club has hosted a number of major golf events, including

the 1999 Ryder Cup and the 1913, 1963 and 1988 U.S. Open

Championships as well as the 1910, 1922, 1934, 1957, 1982 and

2013 U.S. Amateur Championships. The Country Club is nestled

among some of Greater Bostons most beautiful neighborhoods.

Olympic athletes and spectators visiting the club will be able

to enjoy a number of nearby attractions, including the Arnold

Arboretum, Franklin Park Zoo and Boston College campus.

Venue Location: Brookline, MA



Venue Owner: Trustees of TTC

Owner Involvement:The trustees of The Country Club are supportive of the

proposed use.

Venue Access/Use:Preliminary discussions with the Trustees have conrmed venue

availability.



Access/Use Prior to IOC Bid:We anticipate the owners interest and support in negotiating

access and use prior to the submission of a bid to the IOC.

Accessibility Options:The Country Club is located in Brookline and will be served by

the Olympic Route Network via Route 9/Lee Street. During the

Games, the venue will offer supplemental shuttle services forworkforce, volunteers and spectators from key transit stations

and intercept parking locations.

PUTTERHAMMEADOW

DANEPARK

BUTTONWOODVI LLAG ELEESTREET

CLYDESTREET

500 1000 1500ft0

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C2 WARM-UP AREA

C3 RESIDENT CENTER

A1 ATHLETE ENTRANCE

A2 ATHLETE SEATING


A4 SPORT EQUIPMENT

A5 ATHLETE LOUNGE

A6 MEDICAL/MASSAGE

A7 DOPING CONTROL


OFFICIAL ENTRANCE



F2 OF/VIP SEATING

F3 OF/VIP LOUNGE

F4 OF/VIP PARKING



M1 MEDIA ENTRANCE

M2 MEDIA SEATING

M3 MEDIA OPERATION


M5 BROADCAST AREA





G2 STAFF/VOLUNTEERS


G4 CEREMONY



ATHLETE ARRIVAL

FOH/BOH BOUNDARY

ZONE SEPARATION

MBTA RAIL STATION

M5

M3

F3

F4

C2

G2

G3

G3

M2

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ATHLETES VILLAGE

TD GARDEN

aboveTD Garden

Overall Plan

leftLocus Map

opposite pageGymnastics -

Artistic +

Trampoline Plans

TD Garden

Gymnastics Artistic + Trampoline


Venue History:Home to the NHLs Boston Bruins and the NBAs Boston Celtics,

TD Garden was completed in 1995. This steel and concrete

structure was upgraded in 2006, 2009 and 2014. Further

upgrades are scheduled for 2015 and 2018. TD Garden hosts

a variety of other spor ting, musical, civic and entertainment

events each year. Notable past events include the 1996

& 2000 U.S. Gymnastic Trials, the 1996 World Junior Ice

Hockey Championship, the 2001 & 2014 U.S. Figure Skating

Championships and the 2004 Democratic National Convention.

Venue Location: Boston



Venue Owner: Delaware North Companies, Inc.

Owner Involvement:The owner of TD Garden is aware of the Boston 2024 planning

process and supportive of the planning effort.

Venue Access/Use:

Preliminary discussions with the owner of TD Garden haveconrmed venue availability.



Access/Use Prior to IOC Bid:We anticipate the owners interest and support in negotiations

prior to the submission of a bid to the IOC.

Accessibility Options:TD Garden is conveniently located near the beautifully

landscaped Rose Kennedy Greenway and bustling North End

neighborhood. Just steps away from Boston Public Market, the

Museum of Science and the quintessential shops of QuincyMarket, Olympic athletes and spectators will be able to explore

Bostons cultural, educational and gastronomic attractions

while visiting TD Garden. The venue will be served by the

Olympic Route Network via Congress Street to Merrimac Street

to Causeway Street. The venue is located at North Station

with direct access to the Orange and Green Lines as well as

to the Fitchburg, Lowell, Haverhill, Newburyport and Rockport

Commuter Rail Lines.

WESTEN D

I-93

CAUSEWAY STREET

NORTHSTATION

NORTHSTATION

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C2 WARM-UP AREA

C3 RESIDENT CENTER

A1 ATHLETE ENTRANCE

A2 ATHLETE SEATING


A4 SPORT EQUIPMENT

A5 ATHLETE LOUNGE

A6 MEDICAL/MASSAGE

A7 DOPING CONTROL


OFFICIAL ENTRANCE



F2 OF/VIP SEATING

F3 OF/VIP LOUNGE

F4 OF/VIP PARKING



M1 MEDIA ENTRANCE

M2 MEDIA SEATING

M3 MEDIA OPERATION


M5 BROADCAST AREA





G2 STAFF/VOLUNTEERS


G4 CEREMONY



ATHLETE ARRIVAL

FOH/BOH BOUNDARY

ZONE SEPARATION

MBTA RAIL STATION

G2

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TD GardenGround Level

Block Plan

TD GardenLevel 3

Block Plan

TD GardenLevel 7

Block Plan

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ATHLETES VILLAGE

BOSTON CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTER

Boston Convention and Exhibition Center - Hall A

Gymnastics Rhythmic


Venue History:The BCEC, which opened in 2004, has made Boston the #1

U.S. city for international meetings. Its contemporary design

celebrates innovation culture while offering views of the historic

Boston waterfront. The BCEC features 2.1 million square feet

of exible space, suited to hosting meetings, conventions and

exhibitions of all sizes. It attracts a diverse range of domestic

and international clients in the elds of healthcare, technology,

education, hospitality, architecture and fashion. A 1 million

square foot expansion is planned, and nancing is approved,

where 0.5 million square feet will be exhibition space.

Venue Location: South Boston Waterfront



Venue Owner: Mass. Convention Center Authority

Owner Involvement:The MCCA is working closely with Boston 2024.

Venue Access/Use:

The Boston 2024 Partnership has engaged in in-depthdiscussions with the MCCA about venue access and use.


Current Seating Capacity: N/A

Access/Use Prior to IOC Bid:The owner is very interested in negotiating access and use prior


Accessibility Options:The BCEC will be served by the Olympic Route Network via

I-90/I-93 and the South Boston Bypass Road. The venue is

within walking distance of South Station, providing easy

access to the Worcester/Framingham, Needham, Franklin,Fairmount, Providence/Stoughton, Middleborough/Lakeville,

Kingston/Plymouth, and Greenbush Commuter Rail Lines,

Amtraks Northeast Corridor and the Red Line. The venue is also

accessible via the Silver Line. Additional access will be provided

by the diesel multiple units (DMUs) that are currently planned

by the state. New transit access planned by the state will be

serviced by diesel multiple units (DMUs) along Track 61 to a

new station at the BCEC.

aboveBCEC

Overall Plan

leftLocus Map

belowBallroom Plan

opposite pageGymnastics -

Rhythmic Plans

BCECSTATION

(PROPOSED)

SOU

THBOSTONBYPASSROAD

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Precinct Plan

leftLocus Map

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ATHLETES VILLAGE

HARVARD UNIVERSITY

Harvard Stadium

Hockey


Venue History:Harvard Stadium has a rich architectural and athletic history. Built

in 1903, in a Greek and Roman architectural language, its the

nations oldest. The form is similar to that of a horseshoe and to

the Panathenaic Stadium that hosted the rst modern Olympics

in 1896. Its massive concrete and steel structure reinforces its

permanence in American college athletics. It is also recognized

for outstanding spectator sightlines. A National Historic Landmark

and home to Harvards American football and athletics programs,

Harvard Stadium is the crown jewel along the Charles River and

offers sweeping views of the Boston skyline.

Venue Location: Harvard University, Boston



Venue Owner: Harvard University

Owner Involvement:The senior administrative ofcials of Harvard University have

been involved in our planning. The Executive Vice President of

Harvard University is a member of the Executive Committee forthe Boston 2024 Partnership.

Venue Access/Use:Access and use of the Harvard playing elds, Allston Landing

and Beacon Yards has been reviewed with senior administration

ofcials of Harvard University.



Access/Use Prior to IOC Bid:Harvard University is prepared to negotiate access and use prior


Accessibility Options:Harvard Stadium is conveniently located within the UniversityCluster in the heart of the Beacon Yards Precinct. It will be

served by the Olympic Route Network from I-90 via a new

interchange under development by the state. This site is within

walking distance of the Red Line, the Green Line and the

Worcester/Framingham Commuter Rail Line at the proposed

West Station.

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within walking distance of South Station, providing easy access

to the Worcester/Framingham, Needham, Franklin, Fairmount,Providence/Stoughton, Middleborough/Lakeville, Kingston/

Plymouth, and Greenbush Commuter Rail Lines, Amtraks

Northeast Corridor, and the Red Line. The venue is also accessible

via the Silver Line. Additional access will be provided by the

diesel multiple units (DMUs) that are currently planned by the

state. New transit access planned by the state will be serviced by

diesel multiple units (DMUs) along Track 61 to a new station at

the BCEC.

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FOXBOROUGH, MA

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Status: Existing

Venue History:Gillette Stadium has been the home of the NFLs New England

Patriots and MLSs New England Revolution since its completion

in 2002. This steel and concrete structure was also home to

UMass Minuteman Football Program from 2012 to 2014. The

stadium hosts many other sports, music and entertainment

events. Some of the most notable past national and international

events include the 2002 MLS Cup, the 2003, 2005, 2007 & 2009

CONCACAF Gold Cup, the 2003 FIFA Womens World Cup, the

2004, 2008 and 2013 NFL AFC Championship Game, the 2005

Drum Corps International World Championship, the 2008, 2009

& 2012 NCAA Mens Lacrosse Championship, the 2009 & 2011

World Football Challenge and a 2009 public address by the 14th

Dalai Lama.

Venue Location: Foxborough, MA



Venue Owner: Kraft Sports Group

Owner Involvement:The owner has been involved in the Boston 2024 planningprocess and supportive of the planning effort.

Venue Access/Use:Use of Gillette Stadium for Rugby events has been fully

discussed with the owner who has conrmed venue availability.





Accessibility Options:Gillette Stadium is located halfway between Boston andProvidence and will connect these two sports-loving cities to the

Games. Gillette will be served by the Olympic Route Network via

I-95/Route 1. The venue is accessible via train service from South

Station in Boston and TF Green Airport/Providence to a proposed

expanded train station at the stadium.

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Weightlifting

Status: Existing (w/ overlay)

Venue History:Opened in 1994, the Blue Hills Bank Pavilion was originally

designed as a performance venue. The outdoor amphitheater

has been renovated and is a seasonal hotspot for Boston music

lovers. The venue hosts a wide array of open-air concerts under

its semi-circular canopy throughout the summer, offering

impressive views of Boston Harbor. The pavilion is located

in the heart of the South Boston Waterfront. A center of civic,

commercial, recreational and artistic activity, the South Boston

Waterfront is home to the John Joseph Moakley United States

Courthouse, Seaport World Trade Center, Boston Childrens

Museum, Fan Pier Park and Harborwalk, the historic Fort Point

Channel and Institute of Contemporary Art.




Venue Owners: Live Nation (venue) / Massport (land)

Owner Involvement:

The Blue Hills Bank Pavilion is a for-rent facility.Venue Access/Use:Preliminary discussions with the owner have conrmed venue

availability.



Access/Use Prior to IOC Bid:The owner is prepared to discuss access and use prior to the


Accessibility Options:Located in the Waterfront Cluster, the venue will be served by

the Olympic Route Network via I-90/I-93 and the South BostonBypass and Massport Haul Roads. It is within walking distance

of South Station, providing easy access to the Worcester/

Framingham, Needham, Franklin, Fairmount, Providence/

Stoughton, Middleborough/Lakeville, Kingston/Plymouth, and

Greenbush Commuter Rail Lines, Amtraks Northeast Corridor and

the Red Line. The venue is also accessible via the Silver Line.

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Boston Convention and Exhibition Center - Hall D

Volleyball Indoor

Status: Planned


Venue + Support Acreage: 53.6 ac


Planned Seating Capacity: 15,000

Planned Completion Date: Jan. 2019


Venue Access/Use:The Boston 2024 Partnership has engaged in in-depth

discussions with the MCCA about venue access and use.

Intended Tenants/Post-Games Use:Following the Games, the BCEC expansion of Hall D will have

335,000 square feet of exhibit space, 100,000 square feet of

meeting space and an additional 75,000 square feet of ballroom

space. The expansion will serve the high demand for convention,

exhibition and event space along Bostons enhanced waterfront.

Financing Body: Public

Accessibility Options:

The BCEC will be served by the Olympic Route Network viaI-90/I-93 and the South Boston Bypass Road. The venue is


access to the Worcester/Framingham, Needham, Franklin,

Fairmount, Providence/Stoughton, Middleborough/Lakeville,








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BMX Course

Cycling BMX

Status: Additional

Venue Location: Assembly Square




Venue Owner: Private (venue) / Public (land)

Venue Access/Use:Venue access and use options have been reviewed with the City

of Somerville and Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Intended Tenants/Post-Games Use:The BMX course will become a community-use track and club

house for training. It will maintain the ability to host future

competitions. The open plaza and boardwalk will remain as a

public space for the city and the growing community at Assembly

Square. The BMX course and plaza will function as a focal point

for nearby city bike paths and regional biking events.

Financing Body: Private

Construction Timeline: Jan. 2023 - Jan. 2024

Anticipated Hurdles:We will pursue omnibus state legislation to coordinate

permitting at the local and state levels. This legislation will

carefully consider land use, zoning, transportation, historic

preservation, cultural celebration, environmental protection

and economic benets to ensure the successful implementation

and integration of Games infrastructure. No specic permitting

hurdles are anticipated.

Accessibility Options:The BMX Course will be located at Assembly Square and will

be served by the Olympic Route Network via I-93. This site

immediately adjacent to the new Orange Line station.

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Cycling Track

Status: Additional

Venue Location: Assembly Square




Venue Owner: MBTA / Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Venue Access/Use:Boston 2024 has engaged all public owners in ongoing dialogue

about temporary control of all land required for this venue

site. Representatives of the Commonwealth and the City of

Somerville are supportive of the 2024 Olympic effort and the

use of land currently controlled by public agencies.

Intended Tenants/Post-Games Use:It is intended that the venue reopen as a multi-use commercial

venture available to the public post-Games as part of the

Olympic Legacy.

Financing Body: Private

Construction Timeline: Jan. 2022 - Jan. 2024

Anticipated Hurdles:We will pursue omnibus state legislation to coordinate

permitting at the local and state levels. This legislation will

carefully consider land use, zoning, transportation, historic

preservation, cultural celebration, environmental protection

and economic benets to ensure the successful implementation

and integration of Games infrastructure. No specic permitting

hurdles are anticipated.

Accessibility Options:The Velodrome will be located at Assembly Square and will

be served by the Olympic Route Network via I-93. This site is

immediately adjacent to the new Orange Line station.

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Natatorium

Aquatics

Status: Temporary

Venue Location: Allston Landing, Boston


Land Owner: Harvard University

Venue Access/Use:

Preliminary venue access, use and layout of the Harvard playing

elds, Allston Landing and Beacon Yards have been reviewed

with senior administrative ofcials of Harvard University.

Construction Timeline: Jan.2023 - July 2024

Anticipated Hurdles:No specic permitting hurdles are anticipated.

Test Event Construction:We anticipate construction for a test event.

Accessibility Options:

The Aquatics Center will be conveniently located within the

University Cluster at Allston Landing. It will be served by the

Olympic Route Network from I-90 via a new interchange under

development by the state. This site is within walking distance

of the Red Line, the Green Line, and the Worcester/FraminghamCommuter Rail Line at the proposed West Station.


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Killian Court Archery Range

Archery

Status: Temporary

Venue Location: Killian Court (MIT)


Land Owner: MIT

Venue Access/Use:Preliminary venue access and use of Killian Court has been

reviewed with MIT.

Construction Timeline: May 2024 - July 2024Anticipated Hurdles:No specic permitting hurdles are anticipated.

Test Event Construction:We anticipate temporary construction for a test event.

Accessibility Options:Situated in front of the iconic MIT Dome, Killian Court boasts

stunning views of the MIT campus, the Charles River and the

Boston skyline. Olympic athletes and spectators visiting this

venue will be able to visit the pedestrian walkways along the

Charles River to take in the famous view of Bostons Esplanade.

This venues site within the University Cluster will be served by

the Olympic Route Network via Massachusetts Avenue to Vassar

Street. The venue will be within walking distance of the Red Line,

the Green Line and a planned BRT along Massachusetts Avenue.


ATHLETES VILLAGE

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

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C2 WARM-UP AREA

C3 RESIDENT CENTER

A1 ATHLETE ENTRANCE

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A4 SPORT EQUIPMENT

A5 ATHLETE LOUNGE

A6 MEDICAL/MASSAGE

A7 DOPING CONTROL


OFFICIAL ENTRANCE



F2 OF/VIP SEATING

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Marathon Starting Line

Athletics Marathon

Status: Temporary

Venue Location: Charles Street - Boston Common


Land Owners: City of Boston (land) / MCCA (garage)

Venue Access/Use:Venue access and use has been reviewed with the City of Boston

and the MCCA who both

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