[8] By May 29, the legislative package for the stadium known as SB509 was drafted in the Nevada Legislature for a potential vote though it wouldn't come until after Lombardo issued a special session on June 7 and was later renamed SB1.

[15] Two weeks after the bill's approval, the Athletics revealed that Bally's would provide 3 to 4 more acres of land on the Tropicana for the ballpark with plans to hire a design architect, a construction firm and a project manager amidst concerns about its size and a statement from Clark County spokeswoman Jennifer Cooper saying her county can't issue $120 million yet until other agreements are finalized and the Athletics deposit $100 million in private money for the project.

[16] In July 2023, Steve Hill of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) revealed that the Athletics would not fully use $380 million in public funding to finance the new ballpark at the Tropicana.

[20] Additionally, the Athletics announced that they would select Gensler or the joint bid by HNTB (which participated in the construction of Allegiant Stadium, the current home of the National Football League's Las Vegas Raiders) and Bjarke Ingels Group as the design team for the ballpark by November for the new renderings with the latter previously involved in the scrapped Howard Terminal ballpark plans in Oakland.

[21] In August, Athletics president Dave Kaval revealed that the New Las Vegas Stadium would have a capacity of 33,000 seats as opposed to 30,000 in the initial plans.

Additionally, the move will leave Oakland with no major league sports teams, as the National Basketball Association's Golden State Warriors have returned to San Francisco.

[28] By March, updated renderings of the ballpark were officially revealed to the public with a fixed roof inspired by baseball pennants, multi-tiered seating, the world's largest cable-net window facing Las Vegas Boulevard, a jumbotron, and a three-acre plaza with the design created by the Bjarke Ingels Group and HNTB respectively.

In May 2024, the president of Las Vegas Events stated that the National Finals Rodeo could move to the new stadium once it is complete, pending further discussions.