#3. Stadio Olimpico (Rome, Italy)
- Capacity: 70,624
- Opened: 1932
- Home to: Italy
- DID YOU KNOW? Rated an UEFA category four stadium, it has also hosted four European Cup/Champions League finals, the most recent being the 2009 UEFA Champions League Final
Rome’s Stadio Olimpico, opened in 1932, is a historic venue with a capacity of 70,624. As Italy’s national rugby stadium, it has also hosted significant football events, including four UEFA Champions League finals. Despite its rich history and UEFA category four status, visitors have noted issues with cleanliness and food, which detract from the overall experience, placing it low on the fan satisfaction index.
Embed from Getty Images#2. National Stadium (Singapore)
- Capacity: 55,000
- Opened: 2010
- Home to: Singapore Rugby Sevens
- Cost: S$1.87 billion
- DID YOU KNOW? The National Stadium currently holds the record of the largest dome structure in the world
Singapore’s National Stadium, inaugurated in 2010, features a capacity of 55,000 and is known for hosting the Singapore Rugby Sevens. It holds the record for the largest dome structure in the world. Constructed at a cost of S$1.87 billion, the stadium is criticized for its high costs and inconsistent atmosphere, which have resulted in a lower overall satisfaction score from fans.
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