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Poznań Stadium (redevelopment for UEFA Euro 2012)

completedstage: operationalover budget
747 mln PLN
estimatenet or gross: not recorded≈ 747 mln PLN (value-by-stage, est., nominal)

A thorough redevelopment of the municipal stadium at ul. Bułgarska in Poznań, carried out as an investment of the City of Poznań for the UEFA Euro 2012 European Football Championship. As part of the modernization (the construction period of the new stadium being 2003–2010), four roofed stands were built; work on stands I and III lasted from October 2008 and was completed in September 2010. The official opening of the modernized facility took place on 20 September 2010. The capacity is 42,837 seats (increased to 43,269 from 2012). The construction cost of the new stadium was given as PLN 747 million. The owner is the City of Poznań (POSiR).

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Budgetover budget[3]

Timeline

  1. Construction start2003
  2. Delivery20 Sep 2010

Change history

  • 20 Sep 2010stage: operational
  • Oct 2008stage: construction

Significance

The redevelopment of the Municipal Stadium at ul. Bułgarska was one of Poznań's key investments connected with Poland's co-hosting of the UEFA Euro 2012 European Football Championship. In 2012, three group-stage matches of the tournament were played at the stadium. The facility remains the home stadium of the KKS Lech Poznań club and the city's main multifunctional sports and entertainment arena, holding over 42,000 spectators. The inaugural opening of the modernized stadium on 20 September 2010 was marked by a concert.

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  1. [1]Stadion Miejski w Poznaniu ↗archived ✓
    Wikipedia (pl)
    StatusStageCostConstruction startDeliveryInvestor
    Status · Delivery20 września 2010 odbyło się oficjalne otwarcie stadionu
    StageW 2012 odbyły się na stadionie 3 mecze fazy grupowej Euro 2012
    CostKoszt budowy nowy stadion – 747 mln zł
    Construction startData budowy 1968–1980 (stary stadion) 2003–2010 (nowy stadion)
    InvestorWłaściciel Miasto Poznań, POSiR
  2. [2]Stadion Miejski w Poznaniu ↗archived ✓
    muratorplus.pl31 Jan 2012
    Funding
    FundingInwestor: Miasto Poznań
  3. [3]Stadion Miejski w Poznaniu – historia i przebudowa ↗archived ✓
    tenpoznan.pl10 Oct 2023
    Budget
    BudgetStadion został jednak ukończony w 2010 roku – jako pierwszy ze stadionów budowanych na Euro 2021 w Polsce – kosztował ostatecznie około 700 mln zł, znacznie więcej niż zakładało miasto na początku, i mieścił 43 tys. widzów.
  4. [4]rp.pl ↗archived ✓
    Funding
    FundingPoznań i Wrocław po 110 mln