New Singapore National Stadium

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New Singapore National Stadium
Full name New Singapore National Stadium
Location Kallang, Singapore
Broke ground September 29, 2010
Opened April 2014
Owner Singapore Sports Hub Consortium
Operator Dragages Singapore Pte Ltd
Surface Grass
Construction cost S$1.87 billion
Architect AECOM (masterplanning) Arup Sport (Sports Venues), DP Architects (Non-Sport Venues, QP)
Capacity 70,000
Tenants
Singapore national football team,
2014 AFF Suzuki Cup,
2019 Rugby World Cup (some matches)

New Singapore National Stadium is a stadium under construction in Kallang, Singapore. It is due to open in 2014 for the Singapore Southeast Asian Games and will have a capacity of 60,000 spectators.[1] It will be the new home of Singapore national football team. It is also set to host some of the matches for the 2019 Rugby World Cup. The site is situated at the old National Stadium, which was closed in 2007 and demolished in 2010. Large scale events such as the National Day Parade are being held at a temporary venue at the Float Stadium @ Marina Bay. The new national stadium will be a part of the Singapore Sports Hub, which consist of the Singapore Indoor Stadium, an Aquatic Centre, as well as a Multi-Purpose Indoor Arena. The stadium will feature a retractable roof.[2]

National Day Parade 2013 [edit]

It is announced that the NDP in 2013 will be the last to be held at Marina Bay Floating Stadium. The Parade is expected to return to the National Stadium from 2014.

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