Page last updated or reviewed: May 22, 2024 (update for Irving Interchange project)
Texas Stadium was imploded and cleared in April 2010. The first major expansion project at the Texas Stadium site, mostly at the SH 114/Loop 12 interchange, was completed in 2012. The second major project, focusing on the SH 183/Loop 12 intersection, was completed 2018. The third and final project to complete all work at the Texas Stadium site is the $355 million Irving Interchange project, started in 2021 and officially dedicated on May 8, 2024.
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SH 183 at Loop 12, at the Texas Stadium site
SH 183 at Loop 12, at the Texas Stadium site: Looking northeast, showing the cleared site of Texas Stadium. In 2012 TxDOT built a construction staging facility on the site.
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Photo date: 4/16/2011.
2018 Status:
Obsolete
SH 183 was expanded and two connection ramps were added at the SH 183/Loop 12 interchange, with work complete in 2018. The $355 million Irving Interchange Project, which is the final construction project at the Texas Stadium site, started in 2021 and was officially dedicated on May 8, 2024.
Loop 12 at SH 183
Photo date: 5/30/2005.
2018 Status:
Historical Archive
Texas Stadium was demolished in 2010. The first construction project at Loop 12 and SH 183 completed in 2018. The $355 million Irving Interchange Project, which is the final construction project at the Texas Stadium site, started in 2021 and was officially dedicated on May 8, 2024.
Loop 12 at SH 183
Photo date: 5/30/2005.
2018 Status:
Historical Archive
Texas Stadium was demolished in 2010. The first construction project at Loop 12 and SH 183 completed in 2018. The $355 million Irving Interchange Project, which is the final construction project at the Texas Stadium site, started in 2021 and was officially dedicated on May 8, 2024.
Loop 12 at SH 114
Photo date: 5/30/2005.
2018 Status:
Historical Archive
Texas Stadium was demolished in 2010. In 2012, Loop 12 and SH 114 were widened, and two connectors were added at this intersection. The $355 million Irving Interchange Project, which is the final construction project at the Texas Stadium site, started in 2021 and was officially dedicated on May 8, 2024.
SH 114 at SH 183
SH 114 at SH 183: Looking southeast along SH 114 with the SH 183 interchange in the distance.
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Photo date: 5/30/2005.
2018 Status:
Historical Archive
Texas Stadium was demolished in 2010. The two bridges over SH 114 were removed, and a new architecturally-enhanced bridge was completed in 2022. The $355 million Irving Interchange Project, which is the final construction project at the Texas Stadium site, started in 2021 and was officially dedicated on May 8, 2024.
SH 183 at Loop 12
Photo date: 5/30/2005.
2018 Status:
Historical Archive
Texas Stadium was demolished in 2010. Expansion of SH 183 and modernization of the interchange at Loop 12 completed in 2018. The $355 million Irving Interchange Project, which is the final construction project at the Texas Stadium site, started in 2021 and was officially dedicated on May 8, 2024.
SH 114 at Spur 482
Photo date: 5/30/2005.
2018 Status:
Obsolete
This interchange was completely rebuilt by the $355 million Irving Interchange Project, the final construction project at the Texas Stadium site which started in 2021 and was officially dedicated on May 8, 2024.
SH 183 at Spur 482
Photo date: 5/30/2005.
2018 Status:
Obsolete
This interchange was completely rebuilt by the $355 million Irving Interchange Project, the final construction project at the Texas Stadium site which started in 2021 and was officially dedicated on May 8, 2024.
Loop 12 at SH 114
Photo date: 5/30/2005.
2018 Status:
Obsolete
Loop 12 was expanded and the SH 114 was modified, with work completed in July 2012.
SH 183 at SH 114
Photo date: 5/30/2005.
2018 Status:
Obsolete
Work to expand SH 183 began in 2015 and completed in 2018. The row of warehouse-style buildings on the north (left) side of the freeway was cleared in 2014.
