A field bigger than Invesco field could be coming to downtown Colorado Springs.

City Council members and other community leaders gathered on Monday to entertain the idea.

The town of Glendale, just outside of Denver, has one. It's called Infinity Park and it's brand new. They've only had it for about 9 months and city officials there say it's done wonders for their community.

The park cost them around $8 million. But they say it's been a wonderful economic engine.

"Office buildings near the Infinity Park Stadium in Glendale are changing their names. For example, Cherry Tower at Infinity Park", said Mike Dunafon, Glendale's Mayor Pro Tem.

Their stadium is designed for rugby tournaments but can be used for lots of other things.

"A lot of people don't know this, but rugby is actually fairly prevalent in Colorado Springs", said Colorado Springs Council Member, Scott Hente.

If Colorado Springs were to get a similar outdoor stadium, it would measure 110 yards long and would likely be placed near America the Beautiful Park.

"For the youth I think it would be a good idea downtown", said David Thomas, Colorado Springs resident.

The stadium would be able to hold 13,000 fans during live concerts and would be able to hold more than 5,000 seats during rugby tournaments. Plus, kids around the neighborhood would be able to use the field.

"I would love being able to have a giant sports place close to where I live", said 9 year old Bryceton Thomas.

Glendale raised some of the money to build the stadium, the rest was tax money and their stadium has already started paying for itself. Corporate sponsors have brought in $1 million.