The Green Point Soccer Stadium now called Cape Town Stadium is built for the 2010 World Cup semi-final host city of Cape Town, South Africa. Matches to be played here are on:
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See my blog archive for construction progress photos of the very beginning till now !
The Green Point Stadium is the second biggest in South Africa A photogallery of the construction process with my photos and 2010 information can be found on the official Cape Town Tourism website here
My YouTube site : here
hopefully they have gennies as they are likely going to need them......
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I think this is how it works.
ReplyDeleteThe old stadium structure, with minor refurbishments houses the loos, a few media rooms, generators, and a reception area.
The tents would be the general work space areas etc, which link to the old stadium.
Or something like that.
The old stadium parking lot is the media coach/shuttle parking area, and the road behind the stadium would the exclusive security check area for the media.
From the media area they cross the temporary bridge directly into the stadium with more work areas, accreditation, 4 tv studios, media refreshment areas etc.
Thanks Mo
ReplyDeleteI had not seen these comments
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The Cosatu strike seems to have been held at bay