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Stadiums

Introduction Donetsk Gdansk Kiev Lvov Poznan Warsaw Wroclaw Chorzow Dnipropetrovsk Donetsk Krakow Odessa

Introduction

After submission of the documentation in Nyon under Phase II of the project, we are presenting the following current information about the stadiums in Poland and Ukraine. The data presented earlier came from Poland-Ukraine Bid submitted in 2005 under Phase I of the UEFA EURO 2012 tender.
The Phase II Bid incorporates the following changes:

Poznan ceased to be a reserve city;
Reserve host cities are: Chorzow, Krakow and Odessa; the Olympic Stadium in Donetsk is a reserve stadium;
The scope of plans and location of the National Stadium in Warsaw have changed;
Location of the stadium in Lvov has changed.

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Donetsk

Name of stadium:	Shakhstar Stadium (to replace the old stadium)
Date of opening:	Scheduled for 2009
The scheduled construction commences:	In progress
The scheduled construction ends:	By the end of 2008
Total capacity: current planned	- 55 000
Including spectator seats: current planned	31 718 50 000
Planned matches of EURO 2012:	Group matches, quarter-final and semi-final
Facilities inside the stadium /directly adjacent to the stadium:	- catering outlets (bars and restaurants) - retail and service facilities
Seats for disabled fans:	yes (120 seats)
Safety and security at the stadium:	- public surveillance cameras outside and inside the stadium - electronic ticketing access system - own power source (HVDP + generators and UPS)
PARKING: inside the stadium directly adjacent to the stadium	225 buses / 1 750 cars 450 buses / 6 500 cars

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Gdansk

Name of stadium:	Baltic Arena
Date of opening:	Scheduled for 2010
The scheduled construction commences:	in 2008
The scheduled construction ends:	in 2010
Total capacity: current planned	- 44 000
Including spectator seats: current planned	- 40 000
Planned matches of EURO 2012:	Group matches and quarter-final
Facilities inside the stadium /directly adjacent to the stadium:	- catering outlets (bars and restaurants) - hotel - retail and service facilities
Seats for disabled fans:	Yes
Safety and security at the stadium:	- public surveillance cameras outside and inside the stadium - electronic ticketing access system - own power source (two independent power lines and two power generators)
PARKING: inside the stadium directly adjacent to the stadium	180 buses / 1 400 cars 360 buses / 5 200 cars

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Kiev

Name of stadium:	Olympic Stadium
Date of opening:	1923
The scheduled construction commences:
The scheduled construction ends:	By the end of 2010
Total capacity: current planned	83 053 83 300
Including spectator seats: current planned	- 77 000
Planned matches of EURO 2012:	Group matches, quarter-final and semi-final
Facilities inside the stadium /directly adjacent to the stadium:	- side pitches - catering outlets (bars and restaurants) - retail and service facilities
Seats for disabled fans:	Yes (50 seats)
Safety and security at the stadium:	- public surveillance cameras outside and inside the stadium - electronic ticketing access system - own power source (two independent power lines and a system of emergency power supply)
PARKING: inside the stadium directly adjacent to the stadium	225 buses / 1 750 cars 450 buses / 6 500 cars

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Lvov

Name of stadium:	Ukraina Stadium
Date of opening:	1927
The scheduled construction commences:
The scheduled construction ends:	By the end of 2009
Total capacity: current planned	- 40 000
Including spectator seats: current planned	28 051 36 000
Planned matches of EURO 2012:	Group matches
Facilities inside the stadium /directly adjacent to the stadium:	- catering outlets (bars and restaurants) - retail and service facilities
Seats for disabled fans:	Yes (64 seats)
Safety and security at the stadium:	- public surveillance cameras outside and inside the stadium - electronic ticketing access system - own power source (two independent power lines and two power generators)
PARKING: inside the stadium directly adjacent to the stadium	180 buses / 1 400 cars 360 buses / 5 200 cars

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Poznan

Name of stadium:	Municipal Stadium
Date of opening:	1980
The scheduled construction commences:	In progress (commenced in 2002)
The scheduled construction ends:	By the end of 2008
Total capacity: current planned	- 46 500
Including spectator seats: current planned	24 166 42 000
Planned matches of EURO 2012:	Group matches
Facilities inside the stadium /directly adjacent to the stadium:	- catering outlets (bars and restaurants) - retail and service facilities
Seats for disabled fans:	Yes (200 seats)
Safety and security at the stadium:	- public surveillance cameras outside and inside the stadium - electronic ticketing access system - own power source (two independent power lines and a power generator)
PARKING: inside the stadium directly adjacent to the stadium	200 buses / 1 400 cars 400 buses / 6 000 cars

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Warsaw

Name of stadium:	National Stadium
Date of opening:	Scheduled for 2009
The scheduled construction commences:	in 2007
The scheduled construction ends:	In June 2009
Total capacity: current planned	- 70 000
Including spectator seats: current planned	- 63 000
Planned matches of EURO 2012:	Opening match, group matches, quarter-final and semi-final
Facilities inside the stadium /directly adjacent to the stadium:	- sports hall for 15 000 spectators - aquatic park with Olympic swimming pool (50 meters), waterslides, a sauna, a water playground for children and stands for 4 000 spectators - a hotel with congress and office space - catering outlets (bars and restaurants) - retail and service facilities
Seats for disabled fans:	Yes (60 seats)
Safety and security at the stadium:	- public surveillance cameras outside and inside the stadium - electronic ticketing access system - own power source (two independent power lines and two power generators)
PARKING: inside the stadium directly adjacent to the stadium	450 buses / 8 000 cars 250 buses / 4 000 cars

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Wroclaw

Name of stadium:	Olympic Stadium
Date of opening:	1936
The scheduled construction commences:	in 2007
The scheduled construction ends:	in 2010
Total capacity: current planned	- 45 000
Including spectator seats: current planned	10 000 40 000
Planned matches of EURO 2012:	Group matches
Facilities inside the stadium /directly adjacent to the stadium:	- a track for cinder-track racing - side pitches - tennis courts - a shooting range facility - an indoor and outdoor swimming pool - a sports hall - a baseball pitch - catering outlets (bars and restaurants) - retail and service facilities
Seats for disabled fans:	Yes (50 seats)
Safety and security at the stadium:	- public surveillance cameras outside and inside the stadium - electronic ticketing access system - own power source (two independent power lines and two power generators)
PARKING: inside the stadium directly adjacent to the stadium	180 buses / 1 400 cars 360 buses / 5 200 cars

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Chorzow

Name of stadium:	Śląski Stadium
Date of opening:	1927
The scheduled construction commences:	In progress
The scheduled construction ends:	in 2010
Total capacity: current planned	- 60 000
Including spectator seats: current planned	47 202 54 000
Planned matches of EURO 2012:	Group matches
Facilities inside the stadium /directly adjacent to the stadium:	- 3 sports halls - conference rooms - catering outlets (bars and restaurants) - retail and service facilities - hotel
Seats for disabled fans:	Yes (150 seats)
Safety and security at the stadium:	- public surveillance cameras outside and inside the stadium - electronic ticketing access system - an emergency power supply system
PARKING: inside the stadium directly adjacent to the stadium	255 buses / 1 750 cars 450 buses / 6 500 cars

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Dnipropetrovsk

Name of stadium:	National Stadium
Date of opening:	Scheduled for 2007
The scheduled construction commences:	In progress
The scheduled construction ends:	In 2007
Total capacity: current planned	- 34 000
Including spectator seats: current planned	24 381 31 000
Planned matches of EURO 2012:	Group matches
Facilities inside the stadium /directly adjacent to the stadium:	- catering outlets (bars and restaurants) - retail and service facilities
Seats for disabled fans:	Yes (64 seats)
Safety and security at the stadium:	- public surveillance cameras outside and inside the stadium - electronic ticketing access system - a backup power generator
PARKING: inside the stadium directly adjacent to the stadium	135 buses / 1 050 cars -

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Donetsk

Name of stadium:	Olympic Stadium
Date of opening:	1958
The scheduled construction commences:
The scheduled construction ends:	By the end of 2009
Total capacity: current planned	- 34 000
Including spectator seats: current planned	25 500 30 600
Planned matches of EURO 2012:	Group matches
Facilities inside the stadium /directly adjacent to the stadium:	- catering outlets (bars and restaurants) - retail and service facilities
Seats for disabled fans:	Yes (130 seats)
Safety and security at the stadium:	- public surveillance cameras outside and inside the stadium - electronic ticketing access system - own power source (two independent power lines and a power generator)
PARKING: inside the stadium directly adjacent to the stadium	135 buses / 1 050 cars 360 buses / 5 200 cars

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Krakow

Name of stadium:	Wisła Stadium
Date of opening:	1954
The scheduled construction commences:	Im progress (commenced in 2004)
The scheduled construction ends:	In June 2010
Total capacity: current planned	- 33 000
Including spectator seats: current planned	14 657 30 000
Planned matches of EURO 2012:	Group matches
Facilities inside the stadium /directly adjacent to the stadium:	- catering outlets (bars and restaurants) - retail and service facilities
Seats for disabled fans:	Yes (53 seats)
Safety and security at the stadium:	- public surveillance cameras outside and inside the stadium - electronic ticketing access system - own power source (two independent power lines and a power generator)
PARKING: inside the stadium directly adjacent to the stadium	150 buses / 1 200 cars 300 buses / 4 000 cars

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Odessa

Name of stadium:	Central Stadium
Date of opening:	1936
The scheduled construction commences:	In progress
The scheduled construction ends:	In May 2010
Total capacity: current planned	34 362 34 362
Including spectator seats: current planned	31 000 31 000
Planned matches of EURO 2012:	Group matches
Facilities inside the stadium /directly adjacent to the stadium:	- catering outlets (bars and restaurants) - retail and service facilities
Seats for disabled fans:	Yes (75 seats)
Safety and security at the stadium:	- public surveillance cameras outside and inside the stadium - electronic ticketing access system - own power source (power generators)
PARKING: inside the stadium directly adjacent to the stadium	400 buses / 1 400 cars 500 buses / 5 200 cars

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