CLEVELAND -- Quicken Loans Arena is almost ready for its renovated debut.
Its doors will reopen to the public Tuesday when Justin Timberlake comes to town, but media had a sneak peek inside the renovated Q Thursday morning:
The Q closed its doors four months to accommodate the $140 million project, which began last September. The city pledged to pay half the cost and the Cleveland Cavaliers are handling the other half. But just last week, Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert announced plans to provide an additional $45 million to the transformation project.
The Cavaliers' lease with the city remains through 2034.