City of Manchester Stadium

The City of Manchester Stadium in Manchester, England, is the home of Premier League club Manchester City F.C., with a domestic football capacity of 53,400, making it the 6th-largest... Wikipedia

• Full name:  City of Manchester Stadium
• Location:  Etihad Campus, Manchester, M11 3FF
• Public transit:  Etihad Campus, Velopark
• Owner:  Manchester City Council
• Operator:  Manchester City F.C.
• Executive suites:  70
• Capacity:  53,400 – Domestic football, 53,000 – UEFA-governed football, 60,000 – Music concerts, 41,000 (2002 Commonwealth Games)
• Record attendance:  53,482(Manchester City vs Arsenal, 26 April 2023)
• Field size:  105 x 68 m
• Surface:  Desso GrassMaster
• Broke ground:  12 December 1999
• Opened:  25 July 2002 (as athletics stadium), 10 August 2003 (as football stadium)
• Renovated:  2002–2003 (converted to current use)
• Expanded:  2014–2015 (47,400 to 55,097 seats)
• Construction cost:  £112 million (athletics stadium), £22 million (football conversion), £20 million (football fit-out)
• Architect:  Arup (stadium design), KSS Design Group (interior fitout), Populous (stadium expansion)
• Structural engineer:  Arup
• General contractor:  Laing Construction Ltd. (initial construction), Laing O'Rourke (stadium conversion & later expansion)
• Main contractors:  Watson Steel Ltd. (initial steelwork construction)
• Data source:  DuckDuckGo