The steel skeleton of the Pittsburgh Penguins new home is complete and the $355 million Consol Energy Center remains on track to open in time for the 2010-2011 season.The team marked the occasion with a "topping off" ceremony inside the new arena, across the street from Mellon Arena, where the team now plays. The new arena will seat 18,087.The skeleton is comprised of 7,000 tons of steel and 8,000 steel beams.Mellon Arena is the oldest in the National Hockey League, opening in 1961.
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Steel skeleton finished on Penguins new $355M home
The steel skeleton of the Pittsburgh Penguins new home is complete and the $355 million Consol Energy Center remains on track to open in time for the 2010-2011 season.
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