By WastedYouth - 11 Jul 2011 4:57 PM
The Swiss Super League. The perfect example:
''Stadiums should be built to hold the average attendance with the option of expanding''
***(All figures rounded)(Numbers are from last season)(Stadiums were bulit at differnt time therfore the cost changes due to the currency at the time)***
FC Basel
St. Jakob-Park
Average crowd 29,000
Highest crowd 38,500
Stadium capacity 38,500
Can be expanded to 45,000
Cost: About 220 million AUD
Neuchatel Xamax
Stade de la Maladière
Average crowd 5,000
Highest crowd 12,000
Stadium capacity 12,000
Can be expanded to 18,000
Cost: About $200 million AUD
FC Luzern
Swissporarena
Average crowd 8,000
Highest crowd 9,000
Stadium capacity 17,000
Can be expanded to 20,000
Cost: Estimated 200 million AUD
BSC Young Boys Bern
Stade de Suisse, Wankdorf
Average crowd 21,000
Highest crowd 31,000
Stadium Capacity 32,000
Can be expanded to 45,000
Cost: About 350 million AUD
FC Thun
Arena Thun
Average crowd 5,000
Highest crowd 9,500
Stadium capacity 10,000
Can be expanded to 13,500
Cost: Estimated 100 million AUD
FC St. Gallen
AFG Arena
Average crowd 13,000
Highest crowd 19,500
Stadium capacity 19,500~20,000
Can be expanded to 27,000
Cost: About 340 million AUD
This is just a few of almost all stadiums in Switzerland with expandable capacities.
What do you think?
Edited by nhub24: 11/7/2011 05:18:06 PM
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