Real Estate & Construction  October 16, 2022

Future Legends installs dome for indoor activities

The huge dome at the Future Legends Complex will permit use of a 110-yard soccer pitch. Courtesy Future Legends.
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WINDSOR — The Future Legends Complex in east Windsor has added a 167,000-square-foot dome that will serve as a bad weather training site for teams that use the new sports facility.

The inflatable dome was installed Wednesday. It is 96 feet high and large enough to hold a 110-yard-long turf field as well as courts for other activities.

According to a press statement, Future Legends said that the dome will serve as an indoor training facility for the Northern Colorado Owlz. It can be configured for a FIFA regulation-size soccer pitch, two youth baseball or softball fields, four flag football fields, a lacrosse field, 16 volleyball courts, and nine basketball courts, the press statement said.

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Plans call for attaching a two-story restaurant and bar that will provide views into the dome. Just outside the dome will be 16 pickleball courts and four beach volleyball courts.

The dome will be ready for public use this winter.

The dome as viewed from the inside; it will be a facility for bad weather workouts or scheduled events. Courtesy Future Legends.

WINDSOR — The Future Legends Complex in east Windsor has added a 167,000-square-foot dome that will serve as a bad weather training site for teams that use the new sports facility.

The inflatable dome was installed Wednesday. It is 96 feet high and large enough to hold a 110-yard-long turf field as well as courts for other activities.

According to a press statement, Future Legends said that the dome will serve as an indoor training facility for the Northern Colorado Owlz. It can be configured for a FIFA regulation-size soccer pitch, two youth baseball or softball fields, four flag football fields, a…

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Ken Amundson is managing editor of BizWest. He has lived in Loveland and reported on issues in the region since 1987. Prior to Colorado, he reported and edited for news organizations in Minnesota and Iowa. He's a parent of two and grandparent of four, all of whom make their homes on the Front Range. A news junkie at heart, he also enjoys competitive sports, especially the Rapids.
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