Ellis Park Stadium
Also known as Emirates Airline Park, Ellis Park, Coca-Cola Park
stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa
Key facts
- Full name
- Ellis Park Stadium
- Former names
- Coca-Cola Park (2008–12)
- Location
- 47 N. Park Lane Doornfontein , Johannesburg , Gauteng Province, 2028
- Owner
- City of Johannesburg , Luxolo Tyhaliti Holdings , Interza Lesego , Ellis Park Stadium (Pty) Ltd
- Operator
- Ellis Park World of Sport
- Capacity
- 62,567 ( Rugby union and soccer ), 55,686 ( 2010 FIFA World Cup )
- Surface
- Grass
- Groundbreaking
- 1927 ; 99 years ago ( 1927 )
- Built
- 1927–1928
- Opened
- June 1928 ; 98 years ago ( 1928-06 )
- Construction cost
- R 40 Million
via Wikipedia infobox
Wikidata facts
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Emirates Airline Park, mest känd för det tidigare namnet Ellis Park är en idrottsarena för fotboll, rugby och friidrott i Johannesburg i Sydafrika. Under världsmästerskapet i fotboll 2010 spelades fem gruppspelsmatcher, en åttondelsfinal samt en kvartsfinal här.
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1928 establishments in South AfricaCoca-Cola buildings and structuresCricket grounds in South AfricaMulti-purpose stadiums in South AfricaRugby union stadiums in South AfricaSoccer venues in South AfricaSports venues completed in 1928Sports venues in JohannesburgTest cricket grounds in South AfricaUse South African English from May 2012Venues of the United Rugby Championships