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Roof Raising Halted at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas

12/30/2019

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Why Did the Roof Stop Raising at Allegiant Raiders Stadium

LAS VEGAS, NV: Hey Raider fans! This month saw some huge progress at the Stadium. The glass is nearly complete and they are continuing to work the field tray.
UPDATE: 12-30-2019 at 11:57AM
We just received confirmation from an ex-worker on the site that the roof isn’t raising because the inspectors shut it down do to “structural members” of the building breaking when they were lifting in cold weather.

Mortenson/McCarthy was warned by Freyssinet not to attempt to raise the roof after Oct 31st 2019 due to historically unfavorable weather conditions in Las Vegas during the months of November, December, January and February. However, on November 1st 2019, Tommy White from the Las Vegas Stadium Authority, gave the “go ahead” to continue raising the roof on KTNV Las Vegas, despite adverse weather conditions.
Instead of waiting until after Winter, the crew rushed to lift the roof in the middle October. In October 31st, temperatures froze for the first time this season. That’s when the “structural members” of the stadium broke due to over stressing and the inspectors shut down the project.

They do not know when they can begin lifting again, hence the concern from Mark Davis and Roger Goodell, who visited the site after hearing the news on December 5th, 2019. There is no date to begin lifting again.
ORIGINAL STORY:
The big news is Mark Davis made a surprise visit to the Stadium on December 5th after several missed milestone dates raising the roof. He met with the crew at the Stadium and had dinner with Oscar Goodman.  
We don't know what they were talking about but I imagine it had something to do with Tommy White inspecting the steel personally on November 1st and giving the go ahead to lift the roof.  The problem is the roof raising system is temperature dependent.  By raising the roof with aluminum and steel parts after temps dropped 30 degrees, they broke the Freyssinet roof raising system. They knew this would happen which is why Don Webb made a point to carefully schedule the roof raising before Winter began.  Winter in Las Vegas is extremely harsh because Las Vegas has an altitude of over 2000 feet.  If you've never lived in a high-desert or at altitude, everything is different.  You get drunk faster, more tired faster and temperatures affect metal more than at sea level - things break easier.  You need special gear when you mountain climb because of the degrading effects of weather on materials when temperatures swing from 60 degrees Fahrenheit to freezing overnight. 
The other reason to have the roof raised by October is rain.  If the roof was raised, the workers could work inside the dome without getting wet or muddy.  Mud is one reason they shut down the construction site.  It's too dangerous. 
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Allegiant Stadium in the Rain Looks Sleek AF

12/26/2019

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This Is One Bad Ass Stadium 

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Allegiant Stadium look glorious as it sits in the rain. It would look even more glorious if the EFTE cable net roof was lifted.
Las Vegas, NV: Its Raining at the Stadium.  Update coming up. 
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Mortenson-McCarthy has been the main contractor at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.
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Here is Why the Roof is Not Raising at Allegiant Stadium

12/20/2019

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Raider's Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas Roof is not Raising as Planned

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Bolts Breaking and Roof Raising Delay at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas

12/16/2019

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Roof Raising Delayed at Allegiant Stadium 

LAS VEGAS, NV: Don Webb and the Las Vegas Review-Journal finally admitted that the EFTE roof raising process is delayed and that bolts are breaking at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.
***** UPDATE: 12-30-2019 at 11:57AM: We just received confirmation from an ex-worker on the site that the roof isn’t raising because the inspectors shut it down do to “structural members” of the building breaking when they were lifting in cold weather.

Mortenson/McCarthy was warned by Freyssinet not to attempt to raise the roof after Oct 31st 2019 due to historically unfavorable weather conditions in Las Vegas during the months of November, December, January and February. However, on November 1st 2019, Tommy White from the Las Vegas Stadium Authority, gave the “go ahead” to continue raising the roof on KTNV Las Vegas, despite adverse weather conditions.

Instead of waiting until after Winter, the crew rushed to lift the roof in the middle October. In October 31st, temperatures froze for the first time this season. That’s when the “structural members” of the stadium broke due to over stressing and the inspectors shut down the project.

They do not know when they can begin lifting again, hence the concern from Mark Davis and Roger Goodell, who visited the site after hearing the news on December 5th, 2019. There is no date to begin lifting again.
roof raising delays EFTE Las Vegas raiders Time-Line of what could have caused the roof raising delay at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas where the Raiders will play the 2020 NFL Season.
What is disturbing is that it appears that Mick Akers and Rick Velotta from the Las Vegas Review-Journal withheld valuable information to intentionally keep this from the season ticket buyers.  The Review-Journal was purchased by Sheldon Adelson of the Las Vegas Venetian and Sands Corps (NASDAQ: LVS) in 2015.

Timeline of the Roof Raising Delay Explained

roof raising delay raiders stadium Las Vegas allegiantThe Las Vegas Stadium is fund by the sales of season tickets aka Personal Seat Licenses or PSLs. Any overages are paid for by the ticket holders.
The Jedi have been keeping a journal of the Review-Journal. We created a timeline of events and compared them to the published headlines. It is apparent that they knew about the roof raising issues BEFORE the November 15th season ticket payments were due.  Further, they did not publish any article regarding a roof delay or bolts breaking until after the buyers made their initial payments.  

Why Would a Major Newspaper Print Three Missed Deadlines With No Explanation?

Mick Akers from the Las Vegas Review-Journal wrote that the roof was originally scheduled to be lifted by the end of October. After a series of denying any sort of delays, Mick finally noted the delay on November 18th; the Monday after Friday the 15th. Season ticket payments were due on November 15th.

Noted delay in the cable net roof system raise at @AllegiantStadm (Orig slated for Nov. 10 completion) offset by being ahead on other tasks, like lower bowl stadia installation. 1,950 construction workers on site keeping July 31 completion date on track. #vegas #raiders #stadium pic.twitter.com/cIce4dJwAw

— Mick Akers (@mickakers) November 18, 2019
Mick Akers kale news bullyMick Akers spent two days squashing any social media reports that suggested the roof raising was delayed.
Further, when social media reports began bubbling on October 2nd about a roof raising delay, Mick spent the next two days smearing any blogger or tweeter who had a following. Mick would troll their accounts and accuse them of spreading fake news. If you're new to social media what happens when a verified journalist does that is this: the blogger or tweeter gets bullied and abused by the verified journalist's vicious followers. Mick and Rick are verified journalists and their followers will support anything they say. This form of bullying and intimidation should not be allowed from verified journalists with a blue check mark.

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Mick Akers uses his verified status as a journalist and public trust to deceive taxpayers and potential season ticket buyers.
Rick Velotta roof delay rumors
Rick Velotta says the heist was a rumor and the roof raising will be completed in six weeks; that was 11 weeks ago and the roof is still not raised.
Mick Akers Fake News
Here, Mick gives everyone a lesson in journalism; he says to investigate the rumors. The contractor said "everything's just fine". Seriously, either Mick is the worst journalist in Vegas or he is in cahoots with Don Webb.
A verified journalist on social media has certain privileges and responsibilities. They have a voice. They should not use their voice to deceive the public and smear bloggers telling the truth.

On the rumors of stolen materials, those were just that, rumors, per Don Webb. What did go missing: some tools, but nothing that would delay the planned July 31 completion. Roof cabling lift scheduled this week. It'll take about six weeks.

— Rick Velotta (@RickVelotta) October 3, 2019

Why is the Roof Raising Schedule So Important?

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According to Rick Velotta and Don Webb, the roof raising is a highly choreographed process. The most critical part of the process is when they attach the final nodes to the roof trusses. There is an enormous amount of pressure required. Because the stadium expands and contracts as the weather changes, the timing of the roof raising is essential. The original plan says that they wanted to raise the roof by October 31st. They should have either lifted the roof trusses on time our waited until after Winter. Because what happened next could have been avoided. Don Webb said, any fluctuations in temperature will delay the roof raising process and they will have to wait. However, when social media reports were rumoring about a delay back in October due to a heist, Don Webb panicked and started raising the roof on October 11th. Rick Velotta couldn't wait to prove the bloggers wrong in a series of tweets. The two of them were basically licking each other's butts to notice that if they started raising the roof in mid October, the roof would not be completed until December when temperature in Las Vegas are historically harsh and unpredictable.

roof raising delays Rick Velotta fake news
The roof suddenly started lifting on or around October 11th. It should take about 6 weeks.
roof raising delays EFTE raiders stadium Las VegasRoof raising is extremely choreographed and has "no room for error". Don Webb compares the process to a 17-acre Swiss watch.
In construction, there is a schedule.  Any changes to the schedule must be signed off by all parties.  In addition to a schedule, there is a master plan that is derived from the construction schedule.  The master plan is less detailed than the schedule.  The master plan contains major milestones. Major milestones are metrics that measure the progress of any major construction project.  On August 6th, 2019, Mick Akers published an article detailing the major milestones and the subsequent dates for completion (see article here). In that piece, Mick wrote that the roof raising was extremely complicated with "no room for error".  He went on to write that Don Webb proclaimed the roof raising process is extremely complicated and compared it to a "17-acre Swiss watch."   This is because of the physics involved in raising the roof using this new technology from France.  The temperatures must be within a certain range or the hydraulics won't work, according to Freyssinet, the company contracted to raise the roof.  Any delay would push the roof raising into Winter. In Las Vegas, Winter can be extremely harsh and historically unpredictable. 

EFTE roof raising delay raiders stadium Rick Velotta wrote that the roof raising would begin in September and be completed by October.
That is why Mick empathized that the roof raising would begin in September and would take 6 weeks to complete, finishing by the end of October.  Rick Velotta confirmed this in a piece he published on August 30th.  You can read Rick's full article here.

By October, the roof raising process had not yet begun. Social media rumors began circulating about a heist at the stadium. The sources said parts, pieces and/or wiring were stolen. Of course, Mick Akers and his online bullies were quick to attack anyone tweeting about a roof raising delay or a heist. Followed-up by Mick's seniors writer, Rick Velotta.
Online Cyber Bullying
An example of one of Mick Aker's trolls attempting to discredit online bloggers.
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A troll called Rayder Nashun says that Vital Vegas has been banned from casinos for spreading fake news. Ironically, this was fake news.
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Rick Velotta often uses his verified status and public trust to squash any concerns about a delay at the Stadium.
Rick wrote that the scheduling of the roof project was essential because the the attachment of the final roof nodes are subject to temperature fluctuations, such as what occurred on October 31st 2019 when temperatures dropped nearly 30 degrees overnight in Las Vegas.
EFTE roof raising delay at raiders stadium
The EFTE roof needed to be raised by October because the expansion and contraction caused by cold winter temperatures in Las Vegas will make the roof impossible to lift, according to Don Webb.
The motivation to print three missed milestone dates is simple. The stadium is being built by funds from the PSLs - Personal Seat Licenses. e.g. When the trusses didn't fit back in May, they needed an additional $130 million to catch up. They could not raise taxes so they took the money from the PSL fund. Any and all overages are taken from the PSL's fund.
The Stadium, like many stadiums today, is funded by the pre-purchase sale of season tickets, or a.k.a. PSLs (Personal Seat Licenses)."
Does $130 million for 20 extra suites sound a little expensive?  You could build an entire hotel with penthouse suites for that price. 
When did Don Webb and the Las Vegas Review-Journal  know that they could not raise the roof as planned?  And when did they know about structural bolts breaking?" 
A timeline shows the events that happened at the Stadium versus the headlines at the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The newspaper avoids printing any facts that would discourage buyers from purchasing PSLs. PSL stands for Personal Seat License.  A PSL is the new term for season tickets.  The Stadium, like many stadiums today, is funded by the pre-purchase sale of season tickets, or a.k.a. PSLs (Personal Seat Licenses).
The Stadium, like many stadiums today, is funded by the pre-purchase sale of season tickets, or a.k.a. PSLs (Personal Seat Licenses).  
The bigger issue is: "When did Don Webb and the Las Vegas Review Journal know that the Stadium had faulty bolts and when did they know that they could not raise the roof on schedule?" 

Were they intentionally withholding that information from the season ticket buyers in order to maintain the sale of PSLs?
In 2015, Sheldon Adelson and the Las Vegas Sands (NASDAQ:LVS) purchased the Las Vegas Review-Journal.  
Mick Akers does the daily grunt work for covering the Stadium for the Review-Journal. When social media reports begin bubbling about roof trusses being built upside down, delays due to weather, steel shipments, stolen equipment, roof raising delays or structural bolts breaking, they send in Rick Velotta to write a piece that will acknowledge the delay.  
​But his tone is usually, "Oh sure, a roof truss came down and went back up.  Whats the big deal? That won't delay the opening." or more recently "Yea, yea,  a few structural bolts were breaking. No big deal. It's the same thing that happens when you over tighten screws when building an Ikea bookshelf."

Hard to believe how so much was made out of nothing in that Allegiant Stadium bolt fiasco. I don't know how many times I've overtightened a screw on a home improvement project and broken it. That's what happened here.

— Rick Velotta (@RickVelotta) December 4, 2019

Yes, a truss came down. Now, it's back up. https://t.co/JGv4rIFuTc via @reviewjournal, @mickakers

— Rick Velotta (@RickVelotta) June 18, 2019

Raiders’ exec: Broken bolts at stadium were overtightened, not faulty https://t.co/XIl29Y339H via @reviewjournal

— Rick Velotta (@RickVelotta) December 4, 2019
Rick Velotta and Don Webb blame Local 872 Iron Workers for the structural bolts breaking at the stadium.
#Raiders #AlTheGiantStadium #AllegiantStadium #RoofRaisingDelays #TheDonWebbOfLies
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Oakland Raiders' Owner  Mark Davis and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Visit Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas After Three Missed Major Milestone Dates

12/9/2019

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Stadium in Las Vegas has missed three major milestone dates.

Stadium Delay Not to be Confused with Opening Date Delay

LAS VEGAS, NV: Mark Davis and his Raiders execs came to visit Vegas after Thanksgiving.  We don't know the purpose of their visit, but the Jedi suspect it has something to do missing 3 major milestone dates that were printed in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

The Stadium is $130 Million Over Budget

The Stadium fell behind in May 2019 when the crew built a truss with parts put on upside down.  It had to be taken down, rebuilt and put back up.  They waited 6 weeks.  Word on the street was there was an argument between Don Webb and the contractors.  No-one wanted to take the blame. https://www.jedirich.com/daily-news/true-value-hardware-store-owner-and-a-usaf-veteran-the-painters-were-painting-old-trusses
After that bump in the road, Rick Velotta mentioned the Jedi in the Review Journal as "obsessed bloggers".  Obsessed, correct.  https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/business-columns/inside-gaming/raiders-stadium-may-have-hit-bump-in-road-but-it-wont-delay-opening-1624645/​
In July of 2019, Mick Akers from the Las Vegas Review-Journal wrote that the roof raising was a major milestone to be completed by the end of October. When that date was missed, Mick wrote that the new date was Nov 10th.  When that date was missed, Mick wrote the new date for the completion was Thanksgiving.  On November 29th, the day after the missed Thanksgiving deadline, Mick wrote that the roof raising is no longer a major milestone and it will be lifted sometime in December.  Three business days later Mark Davis and the Raider's executives show up in Vegas.
Word on the street is there was an argument between Don Webb, CEO of Allegiant Stadium and Freyssinet. Freyssinet is the company who is raising the roof using a new technology that has never been done before in the United States. Some members were laid off because of the delay; hence the whistle blowing information. Here is what the Jedi think happened:
We noted that on September 30th, cops were patrolling the exits 24/7.  We asked Mick Akers and he said they were only there for heightened security.  He also reassured the Twitter community that the taxpayers were not paying for the hired security. We believed that a disgruntled worker stole some parts or electrical wiring that were needed to raise the roof. This has not been confirmed. 
https://www.jedirich.com/stadium-updates/roof-raising-began-then-stopped-at-las-vegas-allegiant-stadium-future-home-of-the-raiders
On October 2nd, Vital Vegas tweeted that the oof raising delay at Allegiant stadium. Mick Akers immediately attacked Vital Vegas and accused him of spreading fake news. Mick’s overreaction alerted the Jedi to investigate.  We started observing the roof raising progress daily. https://www.jedirich.com/daily-news/is-don-webb-lying-to-the-media-about-the-status-of-the-raiders-stadium-in-las-vegas
The roof began raising around October 11th, but only for a few weeks.  The progress stopped before Thanksgiving.  No word as to when they will begin lifting the roof again. And no explanation as to what caused the delay.
Don Webb wanted to rush the roof raising.  Freyssinet said no. There was another argument.  Don decided to lift the roof against the advice of Freyssinet; Don Webb took a risk to meet deadlines. The weather changed. On October 31st, temperatures dropped nearly 30 degrees overnight. There were rumors that the cold weather caused some steel to lose its integrity. We didn’t know details about any bolts at that time, but Steve Wolford from News 3 interviewed Tommy White to investigate. 
November 9th, Mick wrote the roof will be raised by Thanksgiving. Within a week, the roof raising has stopped completely.  On November 27th, Mick wrote that the roof raising was no longer a major milestone and it will be completed sometime in December. On December 5th, Mark Davis and his Raiders execs showed up in Vegas.
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Las Vegas Raiders UNLV Football Allegiant Stadium : Al Davis 85-Foot Memorial Torch

12/1/2019

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Al Davis Torch Ceremonial Torch Frame Completed

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Las Vegas Raiders and the UNLV Football team will share the Allegiant Stadium field when it’s completed in July of 2020.

“The Fire that burns the longest in the Raiders’ organization, is the will to Win”.

Hey Raider Nation & UNLV Football! The Jedi are back with another Allegiant Stadium update. Good news and bad news. The bad news is the roof raising is delayed again. Don Webb and crew missed the Thanksgiving deadline. This is third time they have had to reschedule the completion of the roof. The Jedi reported back in October that the delay was due to stolen aluminum parts and harness wiring from their new cable guide system. The cable guide system is the first in the US; the company lifting the roof is from France and this is their first installation in the United States.
The good news is that according to Don Webb, the roof is no longer critical for the path to success. However, Don Webb noted that any further delays will force them to change completion date from July 2020 to August 2020.
Allegiant Stadium is pronounced (Al-The-Giant) Stadium. in reference to Al Davis."

Allegiant Stadium Update

By Jedi Joy Lightowler
Twitter: @JediJoyRichShow
The Las Vegas Allegiant Stadium has had a lot of obstacles to overcome over the last couple years. The crew has worked extremely hard to get this stadium completed by August 2020. There are several items that are now high priority items.

These items if delayed could delay the opening of the stadium. Don Webb has a list of the items that are of high importance. He claims the roof raising is no longer on the list of extreme importance at this date. The reason I bring this up, is the roof was originally set to be completed in October 2019.

There were a lot of rumors circling around social media about stolen parts. In the beginning of October, Scott Roeben from Vital Vegas said that he heard the stadium would be delayed for 80-100 days, due to stolen parts. We heard from a crew member that wires had been stolen.
Las Vegas Raiders and the UNLV Football teams will play at the Allegiant Stadium.
Las Vegas Allegiant Stadium.
When this was all brought up in October, Mick Akers from Review Journal and Don Webb from Mortenson/McCarthy assured everyone the roof would be lifted by Thanksgiving. Now we are in December and the roof is not being raised any further because they claim it is no longer priority.

The fact that the roof is not being raised would make one speculate, that Vital Vegas was 100% correct. The roof was delayed 80-100 days. When this was brought up online, verified journalists like Mick Akers called Vital Vegas fake news and the trolls said all kinds of nasty things.

This was similar to when we said the stadium was pushed back and a third shift was required due to the truss fuss. A lot of people like to call out fake news when they hear the truth. People throw out this fake news concept when they hear things that are unpleasant to them. Just because someone doesn’t like the news, does not make it fake news.
Las Vegas Raiders and the UNLV Football teams will play at the Allegiant Stadium.
Las Vegas Raiders and the UNLV Football teams will play at the Allegiant Stadium.
So here we are December 2nd, and the roof is not being raised. We scratch our heads and ask, who is spreading the fake news and why is the roof not being raised. Not being a priority, sounds like an excuse, if I have ever heard one.

We are about positivity and truth at the JediJoyRichShow. Sometimes the truth makes people mad, but we will still report it. We love this stadium. We are so excited to see the Raiders come to Las Vegas. We report what we see and hear.

The stadium is looking amazing. The glass is almost completely done. They made the frame for the Al Davis Memorial torch. They have started testing the grass and making the field tray. They will he focusing on the locker rooms and suites soon. The inside of the stadium is where the the bulk of the work is occurring now.

The crew got the holiday weekend off. They had Thursday-Sunday off. We were extremely happy to see that. They have all been working so hard and deserved a nice Thanksgiving weekend with their loved ones. It is a good sign the crew got the weekend off, it shows the stadium is on course to open in August 2020.

The first events start mid August. Don Webb assures the stadium is set to open July 31, 2020, and August 1st, 2020 at the latest. He reassured everyone that the roof not being lifted will not delay the opening in any way. That is great news to hear.
Allegiant Stadium (pronounced “Al-the-Giant” Stadium) Torch Frame in Place. It's enormous. Its going to be cool. Made of aluminum and carbon fiber. 
by Jedi Joy Lightowler
​Twitter: @JediJoyRichShow 

Al Davis' Memorial Torch

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Owner, Mark Davis and the Raiders started a tradition in 2011 to honor his father, Al Davis. Al Davis was the beloved owner of the Raiders for 39 years. Prior to every game the team and fans light the memorial torch to pay tribute to Al Davis. It is a beautiful memory of Al Davis’ vision, “The Fire that burns the brightest in the Raiders’ organization, is the will to Win”.

Roof Raising delay at Raiders Allegiant StadiumAllegiant stadium is Ls Vegas roof raising has been delayed 3 times with no explanation other than "the roof is not critical".

The Al Davis Memorial Torch, with that famous quote inscribed on the base will now have a new home. The Raiders team and fans have loved this torch lighting tradition, since 2011. The first person to light the torch in Memory of Al Davis was John Madden in 2011. John Madden and Al Davis had a fantastic football history together and it was most fitting for him to be the first to light the torch.

For the last 8 years, many people have lit the torch. From celebrities, to previous players, coaches and the Raiderettes. This has been a highlight moment for the team and fans. This torch will now be moving to the Raiders Henderson Headquarters. It will be part of a beautiful memorial made for Al Davis.
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At the Allegiant Stadium, there will be a new high tech torch. The torch is being made on a 3D printer in Kansas City. There are only 2 of these 3D printers in the world and one is being used for this project. The 3D printer will create a 85 foot structure. This will be the largest 3D printed object in the world to date.

The new torch will be electronic, so the ceremony will change a little bit. There will no longer be someone literally lighting the flame. It will be exciting to see the new flame. They have not released what the structure looks like exactly to the public. I am sure it will be amazing.

The crew finished the frame of the base for the new torch. It sits right in the middle of the Lenai doors. I am sure the team and fans will love the new tradition, just as they loved the previous lighting tradition. It will be fun to see the massive structure.
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