RUSSIA - Stadium and Arena Development News

[Evgeni60rus]

Achmat Arena (30,400 capacity) home team Terek Grozny. Built: 2011

[PrevaricationComplex]

Originally Posted by AlekseyVT

Yes, you can load photos of Khimki Arena or Saturn Stadium. But Ahmat-Arena in Grozny have capacity 30.000, so it's not for this thread.

All Russian stadiums can be posted here, but ones above 30,000 can also have they're own thread You can also make separate threads for different kinds of stadiums/arenas, for example; If you have lots of arenas under 10,000 a thread about Russian hockey arenas would be welcomed, of course with capacities above 10k you should also make their own thread.

It depends on what you're interested in, If you want to document all Russian athletics stadiums for everyone to see, you can make a separate thread for that as well. etc etc etc. This thread is mostly for news/developments and anything general.

[AlekseyVT]

Originally Posted by PrevaricationComplex

All Russian stadiums can be posted here, but ones above 30,000 can also have they're own thread You can also make separate threads for different kinds of stadiums/arenas, for example; If you have lots of arenas under 10,000 a thread about Russian hockey arenas would be welcomed, of course with capacities above 10k you should also make their own thread.

It depends on what you're interested in, If you want to document all Russian athletics stadiums for everyone to see, you can make a separate thread for that as well. etc etc etc. This thread is mostly for news/developments and anything general.

OK, thanks for the clarification!

[jackass94]

Mahachkala (40 000)

Originally Posted by Konig

A leading Swiss company Botta Management Group for the management of construction projects in the sport will be engaged in designing the future of the stadium in Makhachkala.

The project concept includes not only the football stadium, but the whole complex, which will be built and covered arena for team sports, training infrastructure with multiple fields, residential infrastructure for athletes, five-star hotel and more.

Also, the project will engage a company IMG.

[Nneznajka]

[Vandoren]

А Грозный зачем в этот список включать,если он уже построен и,соответственно, прогресса в строительстве ждать не стоит?

[Igor Munarim]

Megasport Arena (Moscow)

sc olympiyskiy (Moscow)

SCC Peterburgskiy (St. Petersburg)

[Munich's Red Pride]

Can somebody give me an appreciation if i will reach the stadium of lokomotive moskva on sunday 7 o´clock in time when my plane will arrive at airport domodedovo at 3.45

so i think first a must throgh passport control, and then the way to the stadium.

Thank yor for your helping

[Vandoren]

Well,in Russia if says that you plane arrived at 3.45 it's doesn't mean that it really arrive at 3.45.From airport you need car or train to the city,you can use train aeroexpress.It's about hour or hour and half on bus.From station Paveletskay to Cherkizovskay about 40 minutes by subway.Lokomotiv stadium very close to the subway.I guess you are reach stadium in time.

[WFInsider]

Completed:

MOSCOW - Olimpiyskiy Kompleks Luzhniki (78,360) - 2018 FIFA WC

MOSCOW - Olimpiysky Arena (34,631)

GROZNY - Terek Stadium (30,000)

SAINT PETERSBURG - Ice Palace (12,300)

MOSCOW - Megasport Arena (12,126)

Under Construction:

SAINT PETERSBURG - Gazprom Arena (69,501) - 2018 FIFA WC

KAZAN - New Stadium (45,000) - 2018 FIFA WC

MOSCOW - Stadion Spartak (42,000) - 2018 FIFA WC

SOCHI - Olympic Stadium (40,000) - 2014 Olympics/2018 FIFA WC

MOSCOW - Stadion CSKA (30,000)

EKATERINBURG - Sinara Arena (27,000 -> 44,130) - 2018 FIFA WC

SOCHI - Bolshoi Ice Palace (12,000) - 2014 Olympics

Proposed:

KRASNODAR - New Stadium (50,015) - 2018 FIFA WC

KALININGRAD - New Stadium (45,015) - 2018 FIFA WC

VOLGOGRAD - New Stadium (45,015) - 2018 FIFA WC

MOSCOW - VTB Arena (45,000) - 2018 FIFA WC

SARANSK - New Stadium (45,000) - 2018 FIFA WC

SAMARA - New Stadium (44,198) - 2018 FIFA WC

NIZHNY NOVGOROD - New Stadium (44,899) - 2018 FIFA WC

ROSTOV-ON-DON - New Stadium (43,702) - 2018 FIFA WC

MAKHACHKALA - New Stadium (40,000)

KRASNODAR - New Stadium (30,000)

[DocentX]

What are the biggest arenas in Russia ?

[AlekseyVT]

Originally Posted by DocentX

What are the biggest arenas in Russia ?

Current situation (not including planned stadiums or stadiums under reconstruction):
1) Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow - 78360
2) Kuban Stadium, Krasnodar - 35200
3) Central Stadium of Labor Unions, Voronezh - 34800
4) Metallurg Stadium, Samara - 33004
5) Republican Spartak Stadium, Vladikavkaz - 32464
6) Central Stadium, Kazan - 30133
7) Ahmat-Arena, Grozny - 30000
8) Lokomotiv Stadium, Moscow - 28800
9) CSK Stadium, Ryazan - 25000
10) Shinnik Stadium, Yaroslavl - 22990

[DocentX]

Originally Posted by AlekseyVT

Current situation (not including planned stadiums or stadiums under reconstruction):
1) Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow - 78360
2) Kuban Stadium, Krasnodar - 35200
3) Central Stadium of Labor Unions, Voronezh - 34800
4) Metallurg Stadium, Samara - 33004
5) Republican Spartak Stadium, Vladikavkaz - 32464
6) Central Stadium, Kazan - 30133
7) Ahmat-Arena, Grozny - 30000
8) Lokomotiv Stadium, Moscow - 28800
9) CSK Stadium, Ryazan - 25000
10) Shinnik Stadium, Yaroslavl - 22990

Thanks

but I ment arens in the meaning of sports halls, like megasport arena.

[Konig]

+ 5 biggest Russian hockey stadiums
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvQ5b..._order&list=UL
Khimik Stadium, Kemerovo - 32000
Sayany, Abakan - 21000
SKC Sormovo, Nizhniy Novgorod - 20079
Trud, Irkutsk - 16500
SibVO, Chita - 16000

[AlekseyVT]

Originally Posted by Konig

+ 5 biggest Russian hockey stadiums
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvQ5b..._order&list=UL

* "Russian hockey" = "bandy" (international name) or "hockey with ball" (Russian name):

[AlekseyVT]

Originally Posted by DocentX

Thanks

but I ment arens in the meaning of sports halls, like megasport arena.

It's hard to say, because universal sport arenas have different sport capacity depending from kind of sport. For example, Megasport Arena have one capacity during ice hockey matches and another - during boxing tournaments. It's impossible to compare such incomparable things.

[DocentX]

Originally Posted by AlekseyVT

It's hard to say, because universal sport arenas have different sport capacity depending from kind of sport. For example, Megasport Arena have one capacity during ice hockey matches and another - during boxing tournaments. It's impossible to compare such incomparable things.

same like everywhere, but even though there are some official capacity numbers- usually it is number of permanent seats.

[Konig]

Originally Posted by AlekseyVT

* "Russian hockey" = "bandy" (international name) or "hockey with ball" (Russian name):

The name "bandy" happened in Sweden, but we have this game called "Russian hockey", originally in the early 20th century, even the rules were different. By the way, ice hockey in Russia is called "Canadian hockey." See old records. Spetial for you about history and rules of Russian hockey
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_lL2_Xzcfw

From English Wiki:
"Bandy, also known as Russian hockey, is a team winter sport played on ice, in which skaters use sticks to direct a ball into the opposing team's goal.
The rules of the game have many similarities to those of association football: the game is played on a rectangle of ice the same size as a football field. Each team has 11 players, one of whom is a goalkeeper. A standard bandy match consists of two halves of 45 minutes each. The offside rule is also similar to that observed in association football."

[Konig]

Indoor arenas

1) SK Olimpiyskiy, Moscow - 35000
2) Petersburg Sports and Concert Complex, Petrohrad - 25000
3) Megasport Arena, Moscow - 14000
4) Ice Palace, Patrohrad - 12500
5) Luzhniki, Moscow - 11500
6) Omsk Arena, Omsk - 10318
7) Tatneft Arena, Kazan - 10000
8) Arena 2000, Yaroslavl - 9070
9) Litle Luzhniki, Moscow - 8700
10) Ufa Arena, Ufa - 8400

[ultEmate]

Originally Posted by Konig

Indoor arenas
7) Tatneft Arena, Kazan - 10000
10) Ufa Arena, Ufa - 8400

8800 and 8000.