A 320-acre sports and entertainment complex will break ground in Mesa on Friday.

Legacy Sports Park anticipates it will draw more than 3 million visitors annually, add 1,500 jobs and generate hundreds of millions of dollars in direct economy impact to the Valley. Developers say it will be the largest privately-owned multi-sport facility in the U.S.

The park will be at Ellsworth and Pecos roads, just east of the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport.

Outdoor facilities:

• A multi-field soccer complex that includes 21 soccer fields with the ability to expand to 50
• An 8,000-seat multi-purpose stadium
• Soccer Performance Playground mirrored after Manchester United’s performance playground
• Twenty sand volleyball courts, including one stadium court
• Forty pickleball courts, including one stadium court
• Six sand soccer fields
• Eight baseball/softball fields including one baseball/softball stadium
• A 50-acre special events area for concerts, festivals, and events
• A multipurpose outdoor amphitheater designed for concerts, family shows, exhibitions, and conventions

Indoor facilities:

• Sixty-two volleyball courts including one multi-purpose arena
• Sixteen NBA-size basketball courts with one multi-purpose arena
• Six Olympic-size futsal courts
• A 75,000-square-foot eSports arena
• A 50,000-square-foot venue for gymnastics, cheer, and dance center
• A youth gym/childcare center
• Yoga studios
• A 25,000-square-foot sports performance center headed up by Olympic Gold Medalist Dan O’Brien
• A 25,000-square-foot general fitness center, with health, fitness, wellness and nutrition coaches
• A 20,000-square-foot sports bar and restaurant
• Food courts
• Athletic apparel shops

Visit legacysportsusa.com.