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Wow, my jaw dropped a little thereBriggzy_03 wrote:This is the first photo of the Southern Stand i've seen all lit up at night. Simply stunning.
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70,000 tickets will be available.ghs wrote:Any estimates of what type of crowd they will get to the Rolling stones ?
Sell out, no doubt. It's logistics will be exclusively tailored to that one show.Pikey wrote:70,000 tickets will be available.ghs wrote:Any estimates of what type of crowd they will get to the Rolling stones ?
WOW. Speechless ...slenderman wrote:Wow, my jaw dropped a little thereBriggzy_03 wrote:This is the first photo of the Southern Stand i've seen all lit up at night. Simply stunning.
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Great picture. Can't wait to be one of the people flooding through there for a game of footy.
Briggzy_03 wrote:This is the first photo of the Southern Stand i've seen all lit up at night. Simply stunning.
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I would assume on game days the oval lighting will provide ample light for the stand? Otherwise not so sure..ml69 wrote:WOW. Speechless ...slenderman wrote:Wow, my jaw dropped a little thereBriggzy_03 wrote:This is the first photo of the Southern Stand i've seen all lit up at night. Simply stunning.
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Great picture. Can't wait to be one of the people flooding through there for a game of footy.
I would have expected some uplighting of the curved roofline to highlight what will be an iconic roof form. Does anyone know if this will be happening?
Agreed on those points there.Pants wrote:Definitely agree with the red bricks along the stairs. They really look out of place and don't even do the job they're supposed to do - tie in the historical elements of the back of the stand - well. They should have left the history to the back and the cricket change rooms and 50 year member areas where they've incorporated actual parts of the old stands, rather than tried to mimick them. They look great. The side and front facing bricks however, really don't. Hopefully they've got some spare cash and the inclination to render over them.
I otherwise think the western stand holds up really well and won't date quickly at all.
As for the development on the whole, it's amazing. I'm a bit of a traditionalist when it comes to cricket and was worried that the special feel of AO might be destroyed, but I made it down to the Shield game for a while over two days and think they've done a really good job of keeping AO unique at the same time as modernising it and turning it into more of a stadium.
I estimate average age about 65...ghs wrote:Any estimates of what type of crowd they will get to the Rolling stones ?
I'm under 30 and I'm going.mooshie wrote:I estimate average age about 65...ghs wrote:Any estimates of what type of crowd they will get to the Rolling stones ?
It's happening, I think they're still doing it that's all?ml69 wrote:WOW. Speechless ...slenderman wrote:Wow, my jaw dropped a little thereBriggzy_03 wrote:This is the first photo of the Southern Stand i've seen all lit up at night. Simply stunning.
Courtesy of Croweater from the BigFooty forum:
Great picture. Can't wait to be one of the people flooding through there for a game of footy.
I would have expected some uplighting of the curved roofline to highlight what will be an iconic roof form. Does anyone know if this will be happening?
That's a great idea and I hope it's what they are doing!Matt wrote:Wow.
Assume it'll be teal and white when the Paaaaaaaar are playing?
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