It's getting done right now but something should have been done about moving out of Subiaco a decade ago, people that haven't been there probably wouldn't believe just how disgusting some parts of the ground are.
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Then why was that spot chosen?You do realise it is going to be built on a swampy old rubbish tip dont you and the associated processes that need to be done before construction commences on such a site let alone all of the other associated infrastructure that needs to be done eg road & rail???
Yes our governments argued for 5 years firstIt's getting done right now but something should have been done about moving out of Subiaco a decade ago, people that haven't been there probably wouldn't believe just how disgusting some parts of the ground are.
Because it is the best location for a new stadium in Perth ..do you comprehend?Then why was that spot chosen?
We are a laughing stock
Aren't they spending something like 300M on transport upgrades?
So why does every other city do it so easily
For someone who has never been to Perth, how far will this stadium be located from the CBD? Will the stadium location be within an "acceptable" walking distance from where most visitors' hotels would be located? I'm assuming that since there'll be a pedestrian bridge, that will facilitate pedestrian traffic directly from the city to the stadium. Also, does anyone know what the dimensions of the ground will be and if yes, what have those dimensions been modelled from?
It's getting done right now but something should have been done about moving out of Subiaco a decade ago, people that haven't been there probably wouldn't believe just how disgusting some parts of the ground are.
For someone who has never been to Perth, how far will this stadium be located from the CBD? Will the stadium location be within an "acceptable" walking distance from where most visitors' hotels would be located? I'm assuming that since there'll be a pedestrian bridge, that will facilitate pedestrian traffic directly from the city to the stadium. Also, does anyone know what the dimensions of the ground will be and if yes, what have those dimensions been modelled from?
Completed, not made. Wasn't the last stand built the city end? The three-tier is from the 1970s, potentially late 60s, isn't it? Plus Carlton ditched their home ground when less than ten years prior they were put into the red, severely, by a new stand that took up a lot more space than the one at Subi.That is true but the stadium was only completed in the mid nineties.
The three-tier is from the 1970s, potentially late 60s, isn't it?
So............You're building an AAMI Stadium? :/You do realise it is going to be built on a swampy old rubbish tip dont you and the associated processes that need to be done before construction commences on such a site let alone all of the other associated infrastructure that needs to be done eg road & rail???
So............You're building an AAMI Stadium? :/
It will be about 5km from the centre of the CBD. However you won't need to walk all that way. Parking at the stadium itself will be limited but the plan is to have people use parking in the CBD. Shuttle buses will run around the CDB to drop people off at the city end of the pedestrian bridge, from which it would be about a 10 minute walk.
The Perth teams have a business model that reaps more from membership and reserve seats, due to the demand for a membership and seat often exceeding supply. Unlike the bigger Victorian clubs, they make virtually nothing from the casual walk-up fan – so their massive advantage in membership money is somewhat negated by the lack of gate receipts and "walk-up" reserve seats.
point takenwait awhile