Articles Tagged “Rugby World Cup 2011 Stadiums”
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Wellington Regional Stadium – The Cake Tin : Rugby World Cup 2011 Stadiums
The Cake Tin as its known or officially the Wellington Regional Stadium is one of the newer stadium in New Zealand and the home of Super 15 team The Hurricanes. It was built in Wellington’s rail yards close to the city centre and opened in January 2000, it is a multi functional stadium also hosting [...]
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Waikato Stadium Hamilton : Rugby World Cup 2011 Stadiums
The Waikato Stadium in Hamilton has been the home of Rugby in Waikato since 2002. Waikato Stadium has hosted an international Rugby fixture every year since its opening cementing its reputation as a world class stadium. Hamilton is a fast-growing, multi-cultural city situated on the banks of the Waikato River in the central North Island, less than [...]
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Rotorua International Stadium Rotorua : Rugby World Cup 2011 Stadiums
The Rotorua International Stadium is the home of rugby for the local Bay of Plenty rugby team. The stadium is also equipped to host football and softball matches. The stadium features a covered stand with seating for up to 4,000 with uncovered seating area on the western side of the field. The Rotorua International Stadium hosted [...]
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Rugby Park Invercargill : Rugby World Cup 2011 Stadiums
Rugby Park Stadium is the proverbial home of Rugby in Southland. Established in the early 1900s, Rugby Park is the home base of the Southland Provincial Rugby team that competes in New Zealand’s premier domestic competition. In 2001, the Stadium was redeveloped and now boasts a new South stand with seating for 5,000, new modern [...]
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Eden Park Auckland : Rugby World Cup 2011 Stadiums
Eden Park is New Zealand’s largest stadium and will be one the stadiums upgraded for this year’s Rugby World Cup. Eden Park has been the home of Auckland Cricket since 1910 and Auckland Rugby since 1925, it also hosted the inaugural 1987 Rugby World Cup and 1992 Cricket World Cup. Eden Park will play host to [...]