Frankfurt Approves Construction of Multifunctional Arena Near Waldstadion
The new venue, estimated to cost €256 million, will host sports, concerts, and cultural events, addressing a long-standing gap in the city’s infrastructure.
- The Frankfurt city council has approved plans to build a multifunctional arena on the P9 parking area near the Deutsche Bank Park stadium.
- The arena will accommodate 12,000 to 13,000 spectators for sports events and up to 15,200 for concerts, making it one of the largest venues in the region.
- The project, with an estimated cost of €256 million, aims to be primarily funded through revenue from leasing and rentals.
- The venue will serve as a home for the Löwen Frankfurt hockey team and Skyliners Frankfurt basketball team, enhancing their competitiveness and providing a modern facility for events.
- Concerns have been raised about potential traffic congestion and environmental impact, prompting plans to improve infrastructure while minimizing ecological disruption.
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