Canton Ready to Be Disneyland for Football

Pro Football Hall of Fame President David Baker sat down with Fox Business to discuss the $800 million expansions that will create a Disneyland for football in Canton, Ohio.

“We’re building an $800 million mixed use, kind of a Disneyland for football if you will, at Johnson Controls Hall of Fame village,” Baker told the FOX Business Network Thursday. “It’s going to be in preparation for the NFL’s 100th season that will begin in two years and then we’ll have the centennial celebration at the NFL on September 17th in 2020.”

Click on the link to read more on President Baker’s interview with Fox Business:

http://www.foxbusiness.com/features/2017/07/27/800-million-disneyland-for-football-will-open-in-2020-nfl-hall-fame-pres-says.html

 

 

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