PRCA Finalizes Designs for New Cheyenne Headquarters
The professional rodeo organization reveals plans for a massive $70 million facility in the Hitching Post District.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Rodeo
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The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association has unveiled exterior renderings for its upcoming $70 million headquarters and ProRodeo Hall of Fame. The new 69,270-square-foot campus will be situated at the crossroads of Interstate 80 and Interstate 25 in Cheyenne.
Why it matters
This project is designed to provide the organization with a modern base to support its personnel and fan base for the next 50 years. It also serves as a critical development cornerstone for the local Hitching Post District to drive regional economic growth.
The proposed facility will occupy 69,270 square feet and carries an total estimated budget of $70 million. The project aims to secure the organization's infrastructure for a projected 50-year operational window.
The players
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
The primary sanctioning body for professional rodeo in the United States.
ProRodeo Hall of Fame
A museum and hall of fame dedicated to preserving the history of rodeo sports.
Cheyenne LEADS
A private, non-profit economic development organization dedicated to the growth of the Cheyenne region.
MOA Architecture
A professional architectural firm with offices in Denver and Casper that provides design services for major projects.
The details
MOA Architecture designed the facility in a collaborative effort with the PRCA, ProRodeo Hall of Fame, and Cheyenne LEADS. Initial site preparation will involve cutting a new road through the property to ready the location for construction.
Timeline
April 24, 2026: Development agreement signed by all parties.
November 2026: Infrastructure work is expected to commence at the site.
Early 2029: The project is targeted for completion.
Season Trajectory
This project marks a shift for the PRCA by centering its operations in the Hitching Post District development initiative. The campus serves as a major commercial anchor that aims to reshape the long-term economic footprint of the sport within the city.
Local residents and visitors can expect significant infrastructure activity near the intersection of Interstate 80 and Interstate 25 starting in November 2026. This construction will fundamentally alter the traffic flow and commercial landscape of the Hitching Post District over the next three years.
The takeaway
This $70 million investment represents a long-term commitment to the region's status as a hub for professional rodeo. Supporters should keep an eye on the start of infrastructure work this November as the first physical step in the multi-year construction timeline.
What happens next
Infrastructure work at the Hitching Post site is scheduled to begin in November 2026, with the completed facility slated to open in early 2029.
Further reading
For more information on regional developments in the sport, visit the Rodeo section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Wyoming News Now.
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