The new Wembley Stadium which opened earlier this year has started its stadium tours today, 13 November. The stadium cost almost £800million to build and seats 90,000. Its where England will play their home football internationals and where the FA Cup Final will be annually held. Its already played host to a number of concerts this summer and recently a regular season NFL game.
The tours last 90 minutes and take in the changing rooms, players warm-up zone, VIP reception area, dugouts, post-match interview area, press conference room, treatment rooms, the Bobby Moore Statue and a walk up the 107 steps to the Royal Box and a chance to lift a cup. Tours begin at 9.30 a.m. daily and leave every fifteen minutes. Tickets cost £15 adults, £8 children and over 60s.
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The way the budget for Wembley spiralled out of control and the time delays on completion, its a good thing they didn’t plan a sliding roof.
Platini obviously owes some payback to the countries that voted him into his present job and also want to bid for 2018. I think England’s got the stadiums, transport, organization etc for a great World Cup.
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Two questions:
1. Why didn’t they put a sliding roof on this thing seeing as England gets a lot of rain?
2. Can you believe that ‘Barclays banker’ Platini saying he doesn’t back England for the World Cup?