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Mayo Civic Center
The Mayo Civic Center was originally completed in 1984.
Since then, the Center has undergone two major
renovations in 1997, adding a 4,150-square foot Grand
Ballroom and four Civic Center suites, and 2001, which
resulted in the addition of the 25,200-square foot exhibit
hall. Additionally, the Center currently incorporates
15,500 square feet of meeting space, the 5,000-seat Taylor
Arena, a 11,800-square foot auditorium and a 1,170-seat
presentation hall.
Currently, the facility does not host a primary sports
tenant. In previous years, the Center hosted a Continental
Basketball Association (CBA) franchise and an
International Basketball Association (IBA) franchise.
Both teams subsequently relocated to other regional
markets due to low attendance histories. The Center does
not have the ability to accommodate hockey or indoor
football due to size constraints and seating configuration.
However, the facility does host a large number of amateur
sporting events, with emphasis on high school sports. In
2005, the Center hosted 375 events, including 48
entertainment events and 50 conventions.
Feasibility Analysis of a New Sports and Event Complex in Coeur d’Alene
Comparable Facilities Analysis
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Mayo Civic Center
City, State: Rochester, MN
City Population: 93,200
25-mi Pop. 187,900
50-mi Pop. 475,000
Year Opened: 1984/2001
Ownership: City of Rochester
Management: City of Rochester
Tenants: None
Arena:
Seating Capacity: 5,000 (sports)
5,800 (concerts)
Floor SF: 25,000
Convention Space:
Exhibition SF: 25,200
Ballroom SF: 4,150
Meeting SF: 15,500
Sellable SF: 44,850
Events:
Tenant 0
Non-Tenant: 375
Total: 375
Total Attendance: NA