What Happens to Stadiums after the World Cup?

[@MegaBuildsYT]

Did you watch the 2022 World Cup in Qatar? ⚽ And why (or why not)? 👇

[@rajavishwkarma2620]

Why not: just simple answers I couldn't afford to go there.

[@luism7248]

Only watched highlights and the scores

[@afunstranger6390]

Went there to wacth japan vs Croatia..

[@完全不是中國間諜]

I live in usa so Qatar is very far away

[@afunstranger6390]

@@完全不是中國間諜 good nobody asked the people who call football 'soccer' to come anyways.

[@Daniel-36]

This is why the World Cup in 2026 in North America makes perfect sense. In Mexico, they use the stadiums for their own soccer teams. In America, we have football and soccer and concerts and other events at the stadiums. And in Canada, they have the exact same thing. There won’t be any of this tearing down a stadium that’s been used for a month.

[@Zombie_M8]

Ja give the Football world cup to a country the call it soccer make sense

[@muzammil_pathan20]

Cry cry

[@Brazillianboi69]

@@Zombie_M8 why does that matter? It’s also being hosted in Mexico too…

[@Zombie_M8]

@@Brazillianboi69 in latin American they loves the game in US its not loved that matters

[@rawrisiloveuindinify]

@@Zombie_M8 not only do plenty of Americans love soccer but this country is a nation of immigrants who would love to fill the stadium and watch their country play. Plus the U.S has some of the biggest and most well maintained stadiums in the world

[@rsp876]

That's why the world cup should be hosted by countries that have successful domestic leagues. Germany didn't have this problem because all their stadiums were used by local clubs that could fill the stadiums. Brazil could've avoided this problem because they have a big enough domestic league but they wanted to build new stadiums anyways

[@alanvictor5799]

Most of the Brazilian stadiums are being used regularly. The major issues were the construction of stadiums on locals with weak teams with no local supporters like Manaus and Brasilia because they wanted to contemplate all Brazilian regions, even the ones where football isn't strong. Out of the 12 stadiums, I'd say like 8 or 9 are successful. The video also failed to mention that they were used to host the 2019 and 2021 Copa America. So, 4 major tournaments if you include the Summer Olympics

[@banzai4171]

No ,the stadium must follow the FIFA world cup standard,thats why they need to build some new stadium

[@tobz475]

@@auto.motived Wtf ?

[@cinnamunbun]

I think building temporary stadiums is the best approach

[@allahlovesyou7241]

Qatar, simply the best!!!🏆❤️ The WORLD CUP WOULD ALWAYS BE HELD IN QATAR, the best host ! QATAR world cup, the best ever 🇶🇦🇸🇦🇵🇸 With 0 incidents, mobile stadiums, HOSPITALITY like nowhere else in the🌎 QATAR you won our 💖

[@ShiroKage009]

The 220 billion was spent on the massive national development project that was not directly related to the world cup. The world cup was a way to put a deadline on that project and push it to the finish line. Stadium spending was a very small fraction. For instance, the metro system is included in this, and I've been using it since 2019. It took hundreds of thousands of cars off the road and is a great way to get around the city without driving. That wasn't built just for the world cup. Similarly, Lusail city has been hosting government and commercial offices and has attracted people to its residential area for years now. It's not a city built for the world cup. Qatar made a huge mistake in advertising the $220B as much as it did, but as it turns out it's $220B over 12 years. That's about $18B/year for roads, utilities, public transport, administrative and IT developments, hospitals, an airport, a new sea port area, and much more.

[@jospdcunha]

Exactly..all these media journalist aware about this and yet they try to spread hatred towards Qatar by spreading these false news

[@zimmerboy2782]

hundreds of thousands but theres only hundred of thousands of people :hmm:

[@sonderer]

I mean... diversification right?

[@drcola143]

@@zimmerboy2782 Qatar population is 2.7M

[@organizedchaos4559]

@@drcola143 I mean you said it yourself population, citizens about 300,000. Vast majority of the population are indenture servants who are pay little to nothing, they can’t afford to watch these stupid games especially since it’s not even their country. So the real market is like ~400,000 which is tiny

[@jacobmuteti8222]

What people don't understand is the 220Bn was not only spent on the stadiums.

[@lex-is9ge]

Yea. They built a whole entire city

[@moarx25]

Yupp they did like everything from scratch even they created new city metro system and so on

[@aedanokelly5794]

Yeah spent on bribes as well

[@nineten9011]

@@aedanokelly5794 you’re pretty ignorant

[@notbumdisikoo8979]

@@aedanokelly5794 just wait and see the amount of deaths that'll occur in america fifa world 2026, where owning guns is easy as counting 1 2 3 lol

[@a.mckenna1574]

Cape Town stadium is NOT being torn down. - The local rugby team the W.P Stormers which has the largest supporters in the region fills d stadium plays there. -it hosts the National rugby team the Springboks. -it hosts 7s Rugby. - Concerning football CTC plays there. - And also events and gatherings.

[@maadtee6281]

Only one you can say isn't used is the limpopo stadium

[@acemarshals3211]

@@maadtee6281 also the mpumalanga stadium, I'm not sure about that one though, mpumalanga population isn't that big so I'm not sure that stadium is successful

[@nomfundongidi7418]

can you believe the lies being spread, lets not forget that big music concerts also take place, Justin Bieber last time he was here performed there(CT stadium), Nicky Minaj. Trevor Noah literally hosted a charity tennis match with Bill Gates, Rafael Nadal, and Roger Federer, all those events were to full capacity, Justin and Nicky had to add another day in those cities, so the lies on this page are wild.

[@afikax8933]

Agreed. This guy is talking pure kak...ive worked at the stadi recently as well and its doing more than fine

[@themoverscorner5631]

There was no reason for them to lie

[@iemranjuffri4827]

These stadia are such works of Art and architectural marvels. The plan to turn these stadia into city centres are the best way forward. It's like they're retaining monuments for their World Cup (Hosting) success for the future generations that will continue to inspire.

[@andrigeogiou8420]

Well . if I may ask you , .. is it true ,that about 6.500 people , workers , died , on accidents ,. during the constructions , for about this ..World Cup ..?

[@treesleafsbees]

@@andrigeogiou8420It's still beautiful architecture, no matter if a million died, it's tragic and fault of the constructors but the building is still art.

[@alpha-ky2ms]

@@andrigeogiou8420 6.5k was the predicted figure by the Guardian of how many people from South East Asia and the Indian subcontinent would die over the course of twelve years (the figure began from 2010 when the WC was announced to be hosted in Qatar until 2022) which is a normal death rate for a country like Qatar, if you want to do the maths. Directly related to building the stadiums though, only four people have died. What isn't okay is the conditions in which these workers labour in. The heat is incredibly bad for the health, even with the water stations available on worksites. For many, accomodation is also terrible due to their low salaries that they already send most of to their families. This situation exists everywhere throught the Middle East and North Africa, unfortunately. Calling Qatar a slave state is no longer valid, though, following the abolishment of the Kafala system in 2016. I just hope labour conditions improve in Qatar, with higher pay especially and easier access to healthcare.

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[@abdelali9279]

I totally forgot that Brazil got a world cup and the Olympics back to back in the mid 2010's, seriously, what were they thinking?! But I'm really surprised by the smart solutions that Qatar had for it's venues you can easily transform the stadiums into shopping malls and turn the pitch into an indoors park, it is quite the smart solution.

[@Dream-li1gi]

@abdelali2658 That’s gonna happen to the US. WC 2026 and Olympics 2028

[@shivamkapoor5504]

@@Dream-li1gi na brasil's case is different us wont have to build new stadiums

[@marlonm.7939]

Loved the final yesterday.. It's been amazing.. and incredible stadium 🤩

[@timojarun7830]

❤ and they were built on blood 🍷👍🏻😃🥂🍾

[@-t_.]

@@timojarun7830 brainwashed

[@rawi434]

@@timojarun7830 anda terpengaruh media

[@এহসানমাহমুদ]

@@timojarun7830 as if 2026 host USA has the best human rights record 😂 responsible for the death of millions ,say something about that to

[@جلادالمعيزوالمطبلين]

@@timojarun7830 awe reading Western newspapers with hatred towards anything that is arab & Muslim? 😂

[@christonngoveni8438]

Green Point Stadium in Cape Town South Africa, it can be saved by Rugby like Ellis Park Stadium.. Most of our 2010 World Cup stadiums are doing better coz we have different sports codes doing well.

[@angiemono8539]

The generalisation is appalling and makes it clear they have a bias perspective and only considered what fit their case, not the reality of it

[@tiestokygoericprydz3963]

South Africa plays rugby and cricket 🏏 right Hopefully they qualify in 2026 ⚽

[@creeed2753]

It's not about using the stadiums for games; it's about making a profit if you have a giant stadium that costs 200k a month to maintain, you would need to make a considerable profit to keep it running; teams won't pay for renting the stadium if the expenses are higher than the income from tickets

[@mrcartease]

Capetown stadium is probably doing better with local Rugby,football & other events than any other SA stadium. Bad homework done by this creator.

[@tylerdelport8621]

Can we rather focus on how he pronounced Durban? That is the real issue here

[@maroshanab9226]

Trust me the 200b wasn’t spent on the stadiums💀, I’ve lived in Qatar since 2013 and since they hosted the World Cup and they haven’t stopped construction sites from evading streets and cities. They legit started getting ready for the World Cup 10 years before it. They even added it in history books in schools, I was suffering. But tbh they really improved once the World Cup has finished

[@yonggeun4222]

if countries are going to complain about the costs, then why are the bidding and fighting to win to host it? LMFAO

[@m4r0ck]

that's correct. only 7 Billions was spent on stadiums. the rest is for the 2030 Qatar vision for enhancing the country's infrastructure

[@maroshanab9226]

@@yonggeun4222 countries long ago used to call FIFA and bargain about money to host the World Cup in their region, and the reason behind that is to distract the country’s citizens from revolutions and madness, btw any country that hosts the World Cup means that this country is looking forward to protect the president’s authority. However qatar was quite different. Qatar had money and the country itself was peaceful. So why would they host a World Cup? The answer to that is because Qatar is legit empty it’s only 1.5 m people that lived in a 40km long city called doha.

[@maroshanab9226]

@@m4r0ck do u live in Qatar?

[@m4r0ck]

@@maroshanab9226 no I don't

[@JayJayGamerOfficial]

I always find it weird how countries build stadiums for only one event like FIFA or the Olympics. Here in Sydney, we still have all of our infrastructure from the 2000 Olympic Games only with the exception of a bit of extra seating for Stadium Australia (or whatever it's called now) and the Olympic Park isn't a dead area either with new development going in around it.

[@n7y8c7]

Exactly! Atlanta continues to use all of the infrastructure from the 1996 Olympics, and regularly uses the stadium for the next World Cup! Los Angeles will reuse its Olympic facilities for the third time when it hosts the games again in 2028.

[@AL-lh2ht]

it's almost like its all mostly a vanity project.

[@sd-ch2cq]

Amsterdam still has the olympic stadium from 1928. It struggled for decades and found some succes as a musical venue.

[@qataribananahamock1495]

Idk if you watched the video, but every stadium had in its design stage the versatility to repurposed as other building. Here in Qatar they’ve been talking about this for as early as 2014. And please don’t compare us to SYDNEY!, you guys are way better than us, in every aspect. Everything is wrong here.

[@joshimuddin5454]

U find it weird,cz u have itching.Their money,their bussiness.Now cry about immigrants

[@KingBueno619]

Here after the 2022 World Cup Finals Great video!

[@Mysteriousman355]

I think that Qatar has set a budget of 6 billion for stadiums, and the rest for infrastructure, metro, buildings, and so on

[@mist7295]

The 200b everyone is quoting is something for a project that runs across all gulf states called VISION 2030. the budget allocated to the world cup is way small

[@phoenix5054]

@@mist7295 Don’t forget the trains that run from one stadium to another, or new hotels that might not be occupied without a reason to be in Qatar.

[@zaidounalimansour6648]

@@mist7295 VISION 2030 is a Saudi plan not all Arab gulf or Qatar , and it's a one big failure plan allready

[@mist7295]

@@zaidounalimansour6648 all gulf states. i was in qatar and the vision 2030 directives were being talked and how far they have. gone. even hassan al thawadi was talking about it and how the world cup helped speed up their 2030 targets. i have heard the ruling families of oman, UAE, saudi arabia, bahrain all talk about that vision 2030. so much so that they have vision 2050 planned after the completion of vision 2030. in qatar, they call it *QATAR NATIONAL VISION 2030*

[@ziyad1809]

@@phoenix5054 Qatar has had a fuckton of hotels since way before the world cup, the new hotels specifically for world cup stadiums are included in the 6billion figure The trains don't connect the stadiums, they connect relevant parts of the city together.

[@trustyourgut1365]

The shipping container idea is brilliant 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 great video

[@marsenpai9078]

It's a terrible idea. The point of building the stadium is to give jobs to thousands of people. Reusing the same stadium is a terrible thing for poor population

[@trustyourgut1365]

@@marsenpai9078 so taxing poor people to finance a stupid idea in the first place is somehow better? Gen Z?

[@benisjammin626]

@@marsenpai9078 i could see an argument for why it isn't a brilliant idea, but this is a horrible take

[@uhm175]

It's absolutely a terrible idea

[@salmanalansari]

@@marsenpai9078 and reassembling the stadium elsewhere will create the same temporary jobs too. what's your point ?

[@Cuddly_duckling]

At least Al janoub stadium will not be demolished as it was one of my favourite stadiums when I used to live there. Live an amazing 15 beautiful years in the beautiful city of al wakrah :)

[@salmanalansari]

only 974 will be fully dismantled, the rest will be downsized.

[@redify0075]

Al janoub stadium interior kinda suck

[@dominiclee5786]

Great video. Italy is a classic example. All the stadiums used in the 1990 WC were built decades ago. They don't have to build any new stadiums.

[@dickbig3153]

Qatar will never have a league on the same level as the serie A

[@sanket.hande9]

Same can be said for wc 2006 hosted by Germany

[@commentingalt2568]

True! But obviously few renovations but obviously can work.

[@ultramariogod]

Temporary stadiums are clever, build it when you need it, disassemble it when the game is done

[@Michaelhunt19]

Not really there really expensive and awful for environmental

[@crashingdown6924]

@@Michaelhunt19 really? If I was a small country like Ireland who wanted to host the WC, but only had a few stadiums ti submit it would be ideal, what's expensive about using existing apparatus and then it not even being recycled but being reused elsewhere?

[@toppler8164]

@@Michaelhunt19 How are they horrible for the environment?

[@nicolaablett7790]

Love the mobile stadium idea and moving them around, also full repurposing BRAVO QATAR despite the western negativity SAFE FAMILY FRIENDLY Culurally breaking down so many stereotypes And accessibilty for all plus up to 3 games in a dayWOW

[@phoenix5054]

What stereotype did it break? That the Middle East is a hot, homophobic, repressive society that seeks to silence any criticism?

[@nicolaablett7790]

@@phoenix5054 Have u ever been or is your information all 2nd hand? I don't see the west or north america as much different Take the plank out of your own eye before you seek to do so for others

[@binghamblack3861]

Yeah, those people pointing out the 6000 dead and the second highest rate of slavery in the world are just being negative nancies.

[@allahlovesyou7241]

Qatar, simply the best!!!🏆❤️ QATAR world cup, the best ever 🇶🇦🇸🇦🇵🇸

[@deveshsinghal5937]

Actually if anything my stereotype against quatar has only increased, 6000 deaths ?! That's basically massacre at that point

[@luism7248]

great video, i think these movable stadiums are a good idea

[@oliputnik]

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[@livingwealth]

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[@walterwa256]

I have never thought about World Cup economics like this. Thanks for this information. A portable stadium is a cool innovation. I believe in being efficient with resources. The part of 6000 people dying during the process is such a shame.

[@dramahunter3226]

6000? That's fake. I am living in qatar for years. 500 smthng people died . Do u think these people died from hunger, poor accommodation, works load, accidents from the work place ? 12 years 500 people. Is that a huge number? Highly paid Doctors, engineers, nurses, accountants are included in this 500. People only imagining the terrific death of building workers.. In summer the companies change the time of the field workers. Provide free food and accommodation, free transportation free flight tickets( each and every migrant workers ). You should check the population of qatar. Below 10 % is qatari citizen. 90% are migrant workers from india Pakistan, Philippines, Bangladesh srilanka and other countries. We r happy here. Dont believe this fake media.

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[@Sacto1654]

This is where the North American (USA/Canada/Mexico) bid is likely going to be a lot less expensive. Every venue is already an existing stadium that will only need minor upgrades to be FIFA certified for World Cup matches.

[@harshvardhan-tyagi]

True. The venues used for NFL / super bowl already have a lot of capacity. Only a few minor upgrades to them to meet FIFA's requirements would cut down the expenses exponentially.

[@mohammedz8740]

Difficult and expensive for visitors however. They have to travel to three countries. This is why Qatar is so good for visitors and made a lot of money.

[@theterryshow1735]

@@mohammedz8740 lol I littearly live in a city where it has been voted to host World Cup matches so traveling won’t be a problem however traffic will be hell driving around the dallas area

[@newstartyt3700]

the 1994 world cup costed 500 million $ so yea I think the 2026 may cost a few billions, but certainly less than 10 billions in my opinion

[@jimmylam9846]

These countries try to boost the tourism more than interest on the game itself...

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[@CoolStefanlol]

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[@vinodgoswami8196]

Post Fifa Cup 2022 planning for Stadiums in Qarar seems good on papers. How these be implemented feasibly is subject of future. Their ideas are good for future sport activities. Now , financial viability may also be explored first before any such actions , as stated for furtherance of the proposed Sport Events /Projects.

[@randomguy7175]

Qatar has trillions of dollars. Money doesn't matter for them.. they will sell gas in two or three years to Europe.

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[@whatislifebuttheenjoymento3405]

Qatar stadiums are pieces of art, they can preserve them as an art work. it really makes sense to turn them into cafeins shopping malls.

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[@specialops1562]

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[@coblestone2701]

It's surreal what Qatar is doing right now. But it's important to understand this in order to have a say, and that's exactly what you did.

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[@Deaman1290]

Cape Town Stadium is currently being used by the DHL Western Province / DHL Stormers Rugby teams as well as the local football team AJAX Cape Town and are more than 60% full almost every weekend during the rugby season... There is also a host of other sporting and musical events that take place yearly

[@organizedchaos4559]

You said it yourself 60 percent full on the busiest events

[@aliciafields-worldtravelle8248]

Ajax?why give your teams Dutch names?

[@Deaman1290]

@@organizedchaos4559 that 60% is on bad days on a good day... the sporting events pull in more than 45000 people every time and concerts and other events are usually held in such a way that only a 3/4 can be used by the crowd

[@Deaman1290]

@@aliciafields-worldtravelle8248 it's a sister team to the one in the Netherlands... the same goes for all the "RED BULL" teams all over the world

[@lu881]

@@organizedchaos4559 the stadium hosted the Rugby Sevens World Cup. It's not like it's an abandoned project, it regardless of how full it is. And the fact that DHL bought the naming rights to the stadium is proof that it is important enough.

[@GlodelaniaChannel]

I think my jaw has reaches the centre of the Earth after hearing all these.

[@artmichael5270]

Qatar have given us probably the most entertaining and organised World Cup ever. Shows their true capability.

[@Rambotechghana]

Exactly

[@pessiescobar4707]

All because of muslim country

[@MisaelMatute76]

Lol at the cost of all those death people and overworked workers 🤣

[@ElektraKid83]

Yeah, therefore 60.000 people had to die for that luxury. Its unforgivable what they did to poor people, u know why? Because these were people of color, irrelevant to them.

[@hypocop8220]

@@MisaelMatute76 there geting payed way better than in there home country tho

[@margretbrooks1730]

Thanks for sharing

[@sudheer88]

I like the idea of mobile stadiums as they mostly have temp structures for seating and the large activity is the flat land football pitch.

[@GaIb123gab]

Nice very excited

[@MegaBuildsYT]

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[@rudetosociety]

This is undoubtedly the best world cup ever. Qatar was successful in hosting the Fifa World Cup 2022. No one should believe on these false accusations. Vamos Argentina❤ well played. Messi finally got what he deserved😭 best wishes for the future.

[@azuredusk991]

Yes this was all worth it every second

[@notofyourneed5728]

@IX • XXII • MCMLXIV that's not true

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[@ramizhossain9082]

Great topic . 😊

[@newyorkcity5851]

Well done Qatar, you showed the world how to get it done.... Tank you for being amazing host.

[@purnendubhowmikshuvropbs7]

Qatar 🇶🇦 will also host the 2023 Afc Asian Cup which could held in late 2023 or early 2024 due to the weather

[@IntrepidFC]

Especially makes sense because they won it last time

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[@eddiecorleone5788]

Congrats Argentina and France! Huge credits to Qatar , not a lot of people care including the media but this is the first ever carbon-neutral World Cup.

[@hs_raizu]

I'm a qatari and i can say that qatar has the most co2 emissions in the world

[@champschannel44]

How is it carbon neutral?

[@rishishenoy]

Carbon Neutral 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Where did you come up with that ? ?

[@pedromendz]

@@rishishenoy the dead workers balance the carbon out

[@Fifa20340]

​@@pedromendz how would dead worker balance out the carbon?

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[@anonimovirtual2388]

Yes, 4 or 5 of Brazilian stadiums are not doing well or cost too much. But most are thriving. The last one you showed is Beira-Rio, home of Sport Club Internacional, a successful team that plays for the main league. That one didn't cost as much to renovate and it also had matches from the 1950 World Cup.

[@salmanalansari]

you probably shouldn't take anything you see in the media seriously, they exaggerate and only show what fit their narrative. unfortunately some youtubers do the same these days, not enough research. to me the stadiums in Brazil are only a problem if the Brazilians are complaining about it, not outside media.

[@IntrepidFC]

@@salmanalansari I’m a Brazilian and my stadium is the biggest football stadium in the world, wit the largest capacity, so no complaints here.

[@commentingalt2568]

@@IntrepidFCfirst, the biggest stadium in South America is in Peru, Maracana is not the biggest stadium anymore, for 2014 it was shrunk to 74k or something from its original 200k, now I think Camp Nou is the biggest with about 90k I think.

[@jacaredosvudu1638]

​@@commentingalt2568 its either Rungrado May Day in North Korea if you mean a full football stadium with 150.000, Strahov stadium in Czechia if you mean any stadium that can hold football matches with 200.000 or Indianapolis Motor Speedway if you mean ANY kind of stadium

[@jacaredosvudu1638]

Beira-Rio wasnt used on the 1950 world cup, it was Parque dos Eucaliptos, Inter previous home

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[@davetv4705]

The construction of mobile stadiums is a good idea going by the problems you mentioned. Thanks for sharing.

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[@sebastiang3388]

Qatar done great job i think.. More stadiums spreaded and connected with metro... Such a small country spend jaw dropping 20+ Billions $ for a month event. And Good feedback from those who visited for match. Qatar made history. Argentina got the title. Love you 🇫🇷🇵🇹🇦🇷

[@elishamakaunda6639]

When you look at it from a 5-10 year perspective, Qatar is looking at it from a 20-50 year perspective. Only time will tell whether the infrastructure was a failure or a success. But as far as the WC is concerned, they did a good job in preparing and hosting it. I believe they have forever changed how countries planning on hosting events in the future will prepare for them.

[@rickjames8367]

Reuseable Stadiums is the key. So the next host can rent out a stadium. Best example would be a container Stadium, just like the one in Qatar. Sustainable and cost friendly.

[@jessicacolegrove4152]

Um the next host will be using stadiums built for this tiny minor league called the NFL

[@thomasjefferson99]

@@jessicacolegrove4152 how is the nfl a minor league

[@jessicacolegrove4152]

Sarcasm

[@salifuosuman]

Very good idea 💯💯

[@user-gk4ye9ub2d]

I am one of yours respective subscriber & I love your documentaries precisely.

[@alijaffery7735]

I think this is why the North American bid for 2026 is so smart because it divides the World Cup over a dozen major cities throughout the continent.

[@alijaffery7735]

@@ClassroomQuranCurriculum They won’t travel. If they are smart, they will offer tickets to local residents first. And each of the locations are major cities that can sell out with their local population alone. The people who come from abroad to see it will have to choose which city they want to visit and watch in. Only someone really wealthy or a moron would try to watch a game in every city. I’m in New York so I’m going to watch locally and if I travel to Boston or Philadelphia or Toronto. Boston and New York are about 240 miles apart, so about a 5 hour car drive, 3 hour train, or 1 hour flight. Philadelphia is 2 hour drive from New York. Miami is a 3 hour flight south from New York. Atlanta is about 45 mins flight from Miami. Dallas and Houston are both in Texas and about 4 hours flight from New York. Kansas City is about an hour from Texas. Then there is Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles on the West Coast. Canada is getting Toronto in the middle of their country or a one hour flight from New York and Vancouver is on the west coast of Canada and very close to Seattle. Then theres Mexico with 3 cities. The travel will likely be rough on the players. They will have to assign regions for the Group stages so the players don’t have to take 6 hour flights moving across the country in between matches. And then for the tournament stages, and especially near the end, they will likely play only in New York, Mexico City, LA, and Toronto.

[@kmena05]

@@ClassroomQuranCurriculum USA, Mexico and Canada have global cities with rich history not like Quatar that got labor from people from other countries and built cities from scratch for 1 month of Soccer

[@cinnamunbun]

Not really. The 2026 world cup spans the entire continent and the logistics of moving players and spectators throughout the entire continent would be a massive headache. The costs of travel, jetlag from travelling, lack of effective public transport (especially in the US) would be huge disadvantages. People might consider all these factors and decided to stay at home and even then home viewership could be affected because of the timezone The only positive is that it would be cost effective for the American government because they won't have to build new stadiums.

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[@aligadelaide9186]

Very well done video excellent footages

[@xondeez757]

making a stadium multi purpose is genius. like using it for concerts and stuff

[@SaynGAMING1998]

You have so much subscriber,

[@EpicATrain]

Since there's only 8 billion people on earth, I seriously, seriously doubt that 5 billion people watch the world cup in 2022

[@mariamsid1419]

It is about how many watched all the games for example if they were 100M viewer x 12matches that will be 1.2B human

[@EpicATrain]

@@mariamsid1419 makes sense

[@Brancaalice]

Probably more than that, there many country that is not there but follow WC games.

[@padhlekyakarrhahaituyahanp1011]

@@Brancaalice india 1.3 billion people almost 300 million population would have watched it definitely

[@haissaig7137]

@@padhlekyakarrhahaituyahanp1011 it's a bit more than that I think we have some hardcore football fans here

[@JamMaul]

Easy to dismantle stadium when you don't pay your. Poor workers 😢

[@RedRaiderLobo20]

After Qatar proved all the haters wrong, we should honestly make it the permanent host. And hear me out. Great central location in world geography (Africa, east Asia, and Europe are similar distances), booming tourism industry, and the infrastructure to support it.

[@usa5893]

Uhh 300 people died building the stadiums, it’s in the Middle East, which is not the best area for a huge world event, and Qatar isn’t good at soccer anyway.

[@iTsLaithie]

@@usa5893 your country killed millions. Enough said. Plus the 300 workers lie is outdated now try talking about something else

[@usa5893]

@@iTsLaithie every country killed millions, and it’s probably way more than 300. Probably more like 5,000. I’m just saying, at least we don’t do slavery

[@miraclesofnearlyeverything4490]

@@usa5893 3 million died in war against terror and 300 ppl who died were not even related to world cup

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodsa9058]

@@usa5893 It's called Football, american.

[@davideiotti9725]

Great video

[@josphatkahihia6295]

Among my favorite KZbin channels...good work

[@MegaBuildsYT]

Thank you so much!

[@MONSTERUZ100K]

World cup in Qatar is unforgettable because it was for king of football that is Messi . If their stadiums are in need they can ask help from Messi.

[@softwares4dummies255]

Truth is i never followed football until qatar hosted it,it has such a eurocentric vibe,but this time i loved it,love to qatar and morocco

[@ElektraKid83]

Soccer is a traditionall, european sport! Arabs arent really interested in soccer but they are interested in european people and want to appeal to them. Theyre basically kissing ass of white people, while 60.000 people of color has to die for the WC

[@softwares4dummies255]

@@ElektraKid83 Do you even know what level of racist you are?

[@Calibre336]

@@ElektraKid83 why you so butthurt lundu mc love day? did qatar buy your country and used your family as slave labor???? that's the only reason

[@alnasrthanos]

I m watching ur video 1st time but subscription u Great explanation

[@squiky3712]

i'm part of tthe 3.2% of viewers 😎 (yeah i'm proud xd)

[@hotchandaniamit]

good animation by you

[@businesshub66]

Really awesome video and always love to watch with use full informations what do you like most catching here?

[@businesshub66]

I heard they will going to give away to some country since they are accessible for take a part and assembling again where ever they needed.

[@JoseSanchez-fk9dg]

The question is would anyone want them the Football nations already have enough stadium for their teams buying one of Qatar would be seen as waste of money that could be better spent elsewhere other non football nations would view them as a drain on resources their major cities would likely already have a stadium with a similar capacity so having one is a waste. Poor nations would also have a similar problem as for that statement about Uruguay they and their joint bit with Argentina Chile and Paraguay plan to simply renovate their stadiums with Uruguay especially planning to renovate Estadio Centenrio which host the opening and final for the first ever World Cup

[@CarlosFloresP]

Good vid, the music is just a little out place lol

[@aditya9266]

Fifa should work with contractors to provide temporary stadiums to countries that need them to host the world cup. Also in general just let countries with successful domestic leagues host the world cup instead of random non footballing countries. Hell even just letting a modern country like the US is a good idea since they already have existing infrastructure. All thats needed is to convert the stadiums to meet the needs of FIFA world cup. Modern countries also have hotels and relevant accomodations for the huge influx of tourists and will also see the stadiums be used just as they were before the world cup.

[@ben.g89]

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[@mikoajzpolski5550]

In Qatar, the total population is around 2.5 million people, which corresponds to a larger City in Russia or a Medium sized city in Brazil.. In a city like Manaus in Brazil, there is only 1 stadium and they can't fill it, how do you want that the 2.5 million people in Qatar fill 10 different stadiums located very close to eachother? Impossible. Also, Indian and Pakistani workers that account for the majority of the population won't have the money to go there see matches and eat in Restaurants, also they don't have any family in Qatar... Women can't go outside without the permission of their husbands so that will also lower the attendance in the Stadiums, the schools located there won't be filled either because of the low fertility rate of around 1.8 Children as well as the hospitals because only around 3% of the population is older than 65. Because of the bad reputation of Qatar, not many tourists will come visit. So I think this world cup was a big loss of money for Qatar

[@danimohamed5407]

Wrong, Wrong, Wrong. Women are allowed to leave the house without their husband's permission, and Qatar welcomes 2.136 tourists per year, it may be a small country, but this WC has been the best yet, and don't underestimate them. The use of the stadiums planned after the WC is a great idea. So you will see for yourself. Hypocrites like yourself, are always wrong, and always find a way to boycott anything.

[@Brancaalice]

What bad reputation? Who care about anti gay issue. LBT..bla Black.

[@mikoajzpolski5550]

@@danimohamed5407 sorry, but women are treated like shit in the Middle East and even if it's not written in the law, society treats them like this

[@moeolimat3836]

Exactly 3 people died with the Qatar world cup preparation program, great video, thanks.

[@ubernate860]

Brasil doesn't see any world cup legacy except for their financial loss? Uuuhhhh having more cups than any other nation in the world is a pretty great legacy.

[@ayeshasadiqa6929]

haha true that! but they're coming from a different place saying that

[@CalliouziehtBahnen]

Your the first "Luxury" Channel I see that actually has a critical view on a lot of these projects. I like that Big up 👍🏻

[@evankinsler4569]

Qatar has their mind in the right place when it comes to attempting to handle these substantial stadiums. However when it comes to actually setting everything into motion, that is what I will want to see later on in the future. I personally have been a large fan of the ideas that people in the Middle East come up with when it comes to an architectural structure’s sustainability, their takes on Arcology, and overall design and appearance, however futures for many of these projects people have in mind are a lot more bleaker than they think and they just don’t k ow yet until the problems essentially seem to outweigh the possibilities. Some examples include projects like “The World,” The Jeddah Tower in Dubai, and especially “THE LINE.” They all seem amazing they do a really good job at describing things. However actual development just seems so much of an unclear path to everyone. How Qatar is willing to take advantage of these stadiums is up to them and at least they have their minds in the right place and are willing to multipurpose the hell out of these venues. These problems may not show up for the upcoming 2026 FIFA WC here in the entirety of North America though because a majority of the money spend in the USA will mostly be adding shopping centers, revamping a few stadiums, adding seats, and changing the field layout from US football, to International Football. The entire concept of Stadium 974 is amazing. It is basically a portable stadium to dumb it down the most. I would absolutely love to see a stadium like 974 show up in all future World Cups including the United NA2026 and also the Uruguay 2030. It seems like it is the easiest to build and take down out of any other stadium I have seen so far.

[@cooldave9862]

Ok i get your point but you see stadiums have different designs and capacity so not all will be portable some will be parmanent and later used to host other events and soccer matches or exhbitions

[@msamuel2857]

The strength of generosity! Keep up z good job.

[@bianyks2917]

My favorite channel!!😍

[@datownkidd]

Has pretty much every single world cup/Olympics been a collosal loss of money, expect the 1994 World Cup. I know Fifa and Olympics committee are struggling to find host because no one really wants to host these events anymore. I seriously doubt things will be different for Qatar, I can see the existing stadium becoming abandoned. As is this world cup was seriously down on attendance by close to 400k people and with the reputation Qatar gained I doubt people would choose to travel their then day Dubai.

[@Brancaalice]

What a nonsense, where do you live in backyard?. Nations have to bid with money to host WC.

[@notsahil]

You seriously live a in cave. Qatar had more 3 million attendence. No one cares about the west anyways, saudi arabia, dubai, morocco, bahrain kuwait wouldve provide more than a million it self.

[@TrevA102]

?? waste of money??

[@timetech4032]

Excellent

[@feelsgoodtoeveryone6031]

Qatar is an amazing country

[@Hetzel401]

So i live in qatar so this is interesting to see thanks for the video >3

[@ClyntonVDB]

LOL first time I've heard someone pronounce Durban like that

[@amaterasukeinarraminami8145]

Looking forward for Lusail and Al Bayyat Stadiums transformation... Mine! Superb..

[@kentharbert7191]

It would be really lovely. How are you? Can I talk to you?

[@polls.]

You're view count changes so drastically per video it's funny.

[@b.mac1]

damn that’s true lol

[@tyroneestwick1250]

A great example for the Caribbean cricket 🏏 World Cup each country host a match and still b using the stadium for every thing.

[@lurkingturkish]

Most beautiful stadiums ever😍

[@guanda76]

Great innovation.

[@DrThrillsShorts]

Unfortunately, in Brazil, many of the stadiums remain underused and are incurring high costs…

[@ernestorivera8233]

Wow! Thats awesome ideas. Less spend and saving money...and a good deeds too.

[@ladyflowerchaser]

i’m brazilian i didn’t any ideia this shit was happening in manaus and brasilia 😮 i live in fortaleza and i often go to the games of the domestic league and the games are always full in castelão stadium that also hosted the world cup so maybe i thought the same happened in other states

[@westpole]

Its just the way youtube works unfortunately...videos dramatize a situation and portray the whole thing like the world's ending lol...

[@salmanalansari]

that's how media works. they probably made a big deal about it and youtubers thought it was worth covering, just like the guardian saying 6500 died in Qatar. the real number isn't interesting and wont grab your attention...

[@ladyflowerchaser]

@@westpole to be fair amazon state and brasilia don’t really have any big teams in the domestic league so it could be going to shit yes.

[@luxurycorner]

I think it is a good content, I will take a cue for my channel

[@mainlander3920]

The best solution would be having just two stadiums at each cup, since the maximum amount of simultaneous matches is two anyway. Then, whoever wants to watch it, goes to where they are.