(ATR) Tokyos’s plan requires the most construction and upgrades, at a total cost of $5.175 Billion; Istanbul follows at $4.685 billion. Madrid has the most venues in place and needs only $1.987 Billion to get Games-ready. In this installment of By the Book, Around the Rings presents a look at plans of Istanbul, Madrid, and Tokyo for the 2020 Venues.
Istanbul proposes 37 competition venues, with an average travel time from the Olympic Village to be 16 minutes. The total cost for venues will be $4.685 billion.
Of the venues 11 (30%) venues are existing, 11 (30%) are planned, 9 (24%) are additional, and 6 (16%) are temporary
Istanbul Extant Venues:
11 venues, with 5 requiring upgrades at a cost of $135.1 million
Ataturk Olympic Stadium (Athletics, Modern Pentathlon): built 2002, requires upgrades
Atakoy Domes (Basketball): built 2010
Atakoy Arena (Fencing, Taekwondo): built 2012
Kadikoy Stadium/Seyrantepe Stadium (Football): built 1982/2011
Golden Gate Arena (Handball): built 1986, requires upgrades
Inonu Stadium (Rugby): built 1947, requires upgrades
Atakoy Marina (Sailing): built 1988, requires upgrades
Atasehir Arena (Volleyball): built 2012
National Volleyball Centre
Congress Valley Auditorium (Weightlifting): built 1947, requires upgrades
Istanbul Planned Venues:
Olympic and Paralympic Village: $445.9 million
Media Village: $650.3 million
Main Press Centre: $104.6 million
International Broadcast Centre: $243.2 million
Bosphorus Stadium (Athletics, marathon, Ceremonies): $474.7 million
Olympic Diving Stadium: $114.3 million
Olympic Training Centre Hall 3 (Badminton): $52.8 million
Olympic Training Centre Hall 1 (Boxing): $53.6 million
New Ankara Stadium/New Bursa Stadium (Football): $316.6 million/$293.1 million
Olympic Hockey Centre: $87.5 million
Olympic Training Centre Hall 2 (Judo, Wrestling): $54.2 million
Olympic Training Centre Hall 4 (Table Tennis): $52.2 million
Olympic Tennis Centre: $113.7 million
Istanbul Additional Venues:
Bosphorus Rowing Centre (Canoe-Kayak, Rowing): $386.4 million
Olympic Basketball Centre: $21.5 million
Olympic Whitewater Stadium (Canoe-Kayak, slalom): $32.3 million
Olympic Velodrome (Cycling, track): $67.8 million
Belgrad Forest Cycle Park (Cycling, BMX, mountain): $13.9 million
National Equestrian Centre: $32 million
Esenler Golf Club: $45.9 million
National Arena (Gymnastics): $141.8 million
National Shooting Centre: $22.4 million
Istanbul Temporary Venues:
Bosphorus Archery Park: $8.4 million
Golden Gate Park (Athletics, race walks, Cycling, road): $13.6 million
Olympic Water Polo Stadium: $21.4 million
Olympic Aquatic Centre: $142.6 million
Golden Gate Marina (Aquatics, swimming marathon, Triathlon): $14.4 million
Bophorus Beach Volleyball Centre: $15 million
Madrid proposes 35 venues for a total cost $1.987 Billion
Of the 35 venues 28 (80%) are Existing, 4 (11.5%) will be additional permanent venues, and 3 (9.5%) temporary venues
Madrid Extant Venues:
Of the 28 venues, only three new permanent upgrades at a total cost of $636 million
CCVM Archery: built 1932
Madrid Stadium (Athletics): built 1994, requires upgrades
Aquatic Center (Aquatics): built 2004, requires upgrades
IFEMA Pavilion 6 (Badminton): built 1991
Las Ventas (Basketball): built 1929
IFEMA Pavilion 8 (Boxing): built 1991
Madrid urban Circuit (Cycling, road): built 1947
Casa de Campo Circuit (Cycling, mountain bike, Triathlon): built 1998
La Zarzuela Hippodrome (Equestrian): built 1938, requires upgrades
IFEMA Pavilion 4 (Fencing): built 1991
Santiago Bernabeu Stadium/Lluis Companys Olympic Stadium/Nuevo Arcangel Stadium/La Rosaleda Stadium/Jose Zorrilla Stadium/La Romareda Stadium (Football): built 1947/1989/1994/1941/1982/1957
CCVM Golf Course: built 1932
Madrid Arena (Handball): built 2004
Ciudad Real Madrid (Hockey): built 2005
IFEMA Pavilion 10 (Judo, Taekwondo): built 1991
CCVM (Modern Pentathlon): built 1932
Alfredo Di Stefano Stadium (Rugby): built 2005
Valencia Port (Sailing): built 2006
IFEMA Pavilion 7 (Table Tennis): built 1991
Caja Magica (Tennis): built 2009
Palacio de Deportes (Volleyball): built 2005
IFEMA Pavilion 3 (Weightlifting): built 1991
IFEMA Pavilion 9 (Wrestling): built 1991
Madrid Additional Venues:
Madrid/Getafe Regatta Centre (Marathon Swimming, Canoe-Kayak, Rowing): $127.5 million
La Gavia Slalom Course (Canoe-Kayak, slalom): $32.2 million
Gymnastics Pavilion: $93.7 million
Paracuellos Shooting Centre: $26.6 million
Madrid Temporary Venues:
Velodrome (Cycling): $22.4 million
Olympic Park BMX Track: $10.7 million
Retiro Park (Volleyball, beach): $24.3 million
Tokyo proposes 37 venues at a total cost of $5.175 Billion
28 of the 33 competition venues are within 8km of the Olympic Village
Of the 37 venues, 15 (41%) currently exist, where two will benefit from permanent refurbishment required for the 2020 Games. Of the 22 (59%) of venues that need to be built, 11 will be permanent legacies for the city.
Tokyo Extant Venues:
Of the 15 venues, only three require upgrades at a total cost of $440 million.
Nippon Budokan (judo): built 1964, requires upgrades
Ariake Tennis Park : built 1987, requires upgrades
IBC/MPC: built 1996, requires upgrades
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium (Table Tennis): built 1990
Yoyogi National Stadium (Handball): built 1964
Tokyo International Forum: built 1996
Kokugikan Arena: built 1985
Tokyo Big Sight Hall A/Tokyo Big Sight Hall B (Wrestling, Fencing): built 1996
Dream Island Stadium (Equestrian): built 1995
Tokyo Stadium (Football, Modern Pentathlon): built 2000
Kasumigaseki Country Club (Golf): built 1929
Sapporo Dome/Miyagi Stadium/Saitama Stadium/International Stadium Yokohama: built 2001/2000/2001/1997
Tokyo Planned Venues:
Tokyo Olympic Stadium: $1.520 Billion
Musashino Forest Sport Centre (Modern Pentathlon: fencing): $284 million
Tokyo Additional Venues:
Ariake Arena (Volleyball): $201 million
Seaside Park Hockey Stadium (Hockey): $52 million
Sea Forest Waterway (Rowing, Canoe-kayak): $101 million
Wakasu Olympic Marina (Sailing): $114 million
Kasai Slalom Course (Canoe-Kayak): $36 million
Youth Plaza Arena A (Badminton)/Youth Plaza Arena B (Basketball): $420 million
Olympics Aquatics Center (Swimming, Diving, Synchonised Swimming) : $451 million
Olympic/Paralympic Village: $1.201 Billion
Tokyo Temporary Venues:
Imperial Palace Garden (Cycling, road Start): $7 million
Olympic BMX Course (Clycling, BMX)/Olympic Velodrome (Cycling, track): $74 million
Olympic Gymnastics Center: $101 million
Odaiba Marine Park (Triathlon, Aquatics, marathon swim): $17 million
Shiokaze Park (Beach Volleyball): $14 million
Sea Forest Cross-Country Course (Equestrian, eventing cross-country): $23 million
Sea Forest Mountain Bike Course: $15 million
Water Polo Arena: $0
Mushashino Forest Park (Cycling, road finish): $15 million
Asaka Shooting Range: $50 million
By the Book is a series of reports on the 2020 candidate cities, using information provided in the candidate file of each city.
Written by Aaron Bauer
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