Soccer City, Johannesburg - South Africa's World Cup Final 2010 stadium

Johannesburg, South Africa will host the FIFA World Cup 2010. The city is so incredibly pleased with the honor they have renamed FNB Stadium, Soweto and their application today at Soccer City humbled. Unlike most of the usual sports stadiums around the world are football (soccer) stadiums a bit 'bigger - Soccer City, in particular, seating 94,700 fans.

Soccer City is a beautiful stadium and up to par, in terms of being ready for football. However, it wasalways appropriate, in order to host the biggest sports in the world. For a trophy home to the world, needed FNB been completely renovated. At the end of football fans consumed proud South African authorities were quickly into action to renovate the stadium.

Basically FNB stadium floor was up to Soccer City will be transformed. The stadium is a very important stage of the South African people. And 'where Nelson Mandela first gave a public speechAfter his release from prison, and also where the funeral of Chris Hani, the case.

The people of South Africa wanted to show the world event that their country could accommodate this - and because the stadium is needed to update, thought it was a perfect opportunity to show the arts. The update stage is inspired by ancient African pottery, and the end result is a bowl-shaped to resemble beautiful tone out of fantasy.

The design of theThis was thought by the group of Populous sports facilities, and construction began immediately. The upper level has been enormous to accommodate more than 94,000 football fans foam. The number of rooms has been increased, too - now 195, with 99 executive suites. The construction of the stadium was completed in late 2009.

Even before the upgrade, instead of the old FNB Stadium is still sitting around 80,000. It was not a small structure of a stretch of the imagination. But to accommodate theFIFA World Cup, a much larger and up to date on the stadium was needed. The concessions and locker rooms have been reviewed in this effort.

The 2010 FIFA World Cup will bring millions of tourists and provide a huge boost to the economy of South Africa. Rand 1.5 billion has been invested for the construction of Soccer City, and lots of money have been spent across the country prepare for the event. It 's a great investment, all of SouthAfricans hope will pay billions of dollars in tourism.

No one would bother to build a "Soccer City" when the event would be enormous. The FIFA World Cup is a long month, beginning June 11 and ending on 11 This means that the maintenance of the stadium will be among the many games incredibly hectic. Security is also a great concern over the entire surface.

Even so, it is certain that South Africa is a Soccer City stadiumIt is every football fan in the world proud, and that the event goes off without major incident.