SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Sacramento Republic FC on Monday unveiled a new rendering of the club’s planned soccer-specific stadium at The Railyards while also announcing the launch of a survey for season ticket holders, supporters, fans and the community-at-large aimed at shaping aspects of the new venue, set to open in 2027

Since last November’s unanimous approval of the term sheet for the prospective 12,000 to 15,000-seat venue by Sacramento City Council, the club has continued to make significant progress at the stadium site. With the support of industry leaders MANICA Architecture (stadium design) and Machete Group (project management), Republic FC has set the goal of breaking ground later this year.

The club has also partnered with Elevate, a data-led global agency dedicated to working with leading sports and entertainment properties and brands forge deeper connections with their fans. Elevate is working with Republic FC ownership to help craft the fan survey and prepare for upcoming community focus groups.

“Creating a venue that reflects the identity of the region, and helps meet the needs of fans and our community is incredibly important to the club,” said Republic FC President and General Manager Todd Dunivant. “Our community of passionate fans and supporters, along with the guests that proudly cheer for Sacramento, have made our current home a special place to play. Through this survey and additional opportunities to share their input, our fans will help bring that energy, excitement and intensity to our new downtown home.”

The community survey – which can be taken at survey.sacrepublicfc.com – will be open through the end of February and gives fans an opportunity to weigh in on various elements of the fan experience such as new seating options, food & beverage on gameday, unique hospitality packages, and ways to get to and from the stadium.

In the coming weeks, Republic FC will also host additional focus groups and forums for fans as the project moves forward. Anyone interested in joining a focus group can sign-up at the end of the 15-minute survey.