A new kind of immersive entertainment venue is about to break ground at Grandscape in The Colony.
Cosm president and CEO Jeb Terry, The Colony Mayor Richard Boyer and Grandscape president Jeff Lind will be present at a groundbreaking event June 7.
The company says the venue will deliver “shared reality” experiences such as art exhibitions, experiential content, and live sports and entertainment events such as NBA games and pay-per-view UFC events without the use of headsets or other devices. The Cosm venue will stream entertainment events such as NBA games and UFC events through its immersive LED dome.
The venue, designed by HKS — the Dallas architecture firm that was also behind AT&T Stadium in Arlington — will have an 87-foot-diameter LED dome and an outdoor deck. It is set to open in fall 2024, joining the array of entertainment venues already at the more than 400-acre Grandscape such as a giant Ferris wheel, sprawling specialty stores like Nebraska Furniture Mart and Scheels, an Andretti indoor go-kart track and an
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