Bring on 2010 Soccer World Cup - Green Point Stadium is Taking Shape

For Cape many Town, Green Point Stadium, which is placed to the semi-finals of the FIFA 2010 World Cup in accounting, is nothing more than a construction site, and it is hard to imagine that the site hosting an event as prestigious in less than two years.

The stadium was designed to complement the architecture of Cape Town, Sky Line, especially the Table Mountain, with an incredible architecture and a fiber stretched. While the stadiums are always very shallow horizontal edges of the designers tried hard line with a much softer that seeks to break the beautiful scenery of praise stadium.

The stage is expected to be completed in December 2009, including at least six months for the lawn to bed for the coming World Cup in June 2010. If the stadium is completed, probably one of the best stadiums in the world. Signed in Cape Town, Table Mountain Signal Hill, Lions Head and Devil's Peak as a stage framed. Not only that the stadium is a filmmaker's dream to see the northwest toward the Atlantic Ocean and the historic Robben Island.

It's amazing how quickly the stadium will change by a large hole, with a multitude of penalty to a skeleton of a stadium, 68,000 fans will be there for each game of the 2010 World Cup.
The stadium will host five first round, a list of 16 games, one Wednesday, and finally one of the semi-finals.

Finally, the stage at the center of a large city park, a wide variety of sports to host all of Cape Town.

The stage will be completed in six levels, "which include:
Ground Level quarters of team sports, and VIP reception, VIP parking is the lowest level, medical services and police, garbage collection and compaction;
Level 1 areas of media, TV and radio studios, agencies and agents FIFA sports offices, parking lots and higher levels;

Level 2: Public Plaza pedestrian contest down to the lowest and second portion, the disabled place Fan Shop VIP reception, concession stands;

Lowest level of the third business club, multipurpose hall, security and police, the operator of the food storage rooms, kitchenettes;

Level 4 upper level of the business club, larger kitchens cooking, home administration (Operator), offices;

Level 5 VIP rooms and private boxes.

Level 6 Upper Hall, concession stands and access to third level of seats and
The roof is situated at the highest level of banks, and includes coverage available, including lighting and media zone, with access to the roof and catwalk.

There is considerable skepticism over the stadium will be completed in time for the 2010 World Cup, but there judging by the speed that the stadium was built there is no reason to doubt that Cape Town for a reception that the world's most spectacular soccer semi finals ever seen. Bring on 2010!