WM Stadien (Infos, An- und Abreise)

Zitat von star150

Taxi Hand Signals User Guide

Bis auf den Rasen finde ich die Hütte eigentlich sehr geil

WM: Fußball-Kathedrale in Johannesburg fast fertig - WM 2010 - FOCUS Online

Hatte in der IG zu jeder Stadt einen extra Thread aufgemacht. Wäre schön, wenn alle Infos geordnet da abgelegt werden .

Zitat von wiederGraveDog

Muß ich noch zum Lehrgang...

Zitat von Gemüse

Hatte in der IG zu jeder Stadt einen extra Thread aufgemacht. Wäre schön, wenn alle Infos geordnet da abgelegt werden .

Schulligung

Hallo,

hab mal meine bisherigen Erfahrungen zum Thema Transfer Pretoria - Soccer City in der IG gepostet, bin ja brav und folge (fast immer) den Wünschen

CU Josef

Zitat von majobgl

Hallo,

hab mal meine bisherigen Erfahrungen zum Thema Transfer Pretoria - Soccer City in der IG gepostet, bin ja brav und folge (fast immer) den Wünschen

CU Josef

Wo finde ich die Infos dazu?

prompte antwort, danke.

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Getting around made easy

(LOC) Friday 16 April 2010
The nine cities which will host the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ in June and July have made sure that getting to the stadium on match day will be the last thing that fans have to worry about. Here is a summary of each host city’s transport plans for the tournament:
Johannesburg
Both Ellis Park and Soccer City stadium are serviced directly by commuter rail, so going to the game by train is simple. The Bus Rapid Transit System, a new public bus system, also services both stadiums directly with origins in Soweto, the Johannesburg central business district (CBD)and the northern suburbs. Gauteng provincial government will finalise an initiative for airport transfer services from OR Tambo International Airport to Johannesburg and the capital Tshwane/Pretoria. Park Station, in the CBD, will serve as a key hub for long distance transport into the city and supporters will be able to access city services from here. Park and ride sites - where spectators can park their cars and catch a lift to the stadium - will be implemented at various sites throughout the city.
Soccer City stadium
Park and Rides:

• Wits Campus, Enoch Sontonga Avenue, Braamfontein
• Gold Reef, Data Crescent, Ormonde

Park and Walks:

• Ormonde Shareworld, Shaft 17 and Nasrec Road
• Aeroton, Rand Show and Adcock Ingram Road
• Rand Show Road, Randshow and Aerodrome Road

Ellis Park stadium
Park and Rides:

• Wits Campus, Enoch Sontonga Avenue, Braamfontein
• Gold Reef, Data Crescent, Ormonde
• Bez Valley, Marcia Street, Observatory

Park and Walks:

• Athlone Boys, No 70 Bezuidenhout Avenue, 3rd and 4th Street, Bezuidenhout

Tshwane/Pretoria
The city will provide rail services through Metrorail which will service Loftus Stadium directly. A park and ride system will be implemented from various sites in the city. The city has also identified an area in one of the park and ride sites which will accommodate long distance bus services on match days. A partial bus service will also be implemented.
Park and Rides:

• Pretoria Sport Union, Totius Street
• Sports Campus, University of Pretoria, South Street Extension

Park and Walk:

• Pretoria Technical High School Corner of Park and Wessels Street

Cape Town
Cape Town’s World Cup transport plan includes commuter rail, the Integrated Rapid Transit System, (same as the BRT in Johannesburg), park and ride services and an airport shuttle from the Cape Town International to the stadium and designated transport hubs in the city. The city is also developing a long distance transport hub and services to the FIFA Fan Fest and the public viewing areas will be provided by existing public transport. Twenty-two of the city’s rail stations will function as park and rides ferrying fans to the stadium and back again on match days.
Park and Rides:

• Upper Campus, University of Cape Town, Rondebosch
• Camps Bay High School, Victoria Road, Maidens Cove, Camps Bay
• Kroenendal Primary School, Andrews Road, Hout Bay

The city has also identified 22 train stations which will act as park and rides. Visit City of Cape Town official website - local government services to find out more.
Durban
A commuter rail system operated by Metrorail will transport supporters close to the stadium precinct. The city is also implementing a network of park and walk sites including on the beachfront area where supporters will be able to leave their vehicles and walk to the stadium along a pedestrian walkway network. The park and ride facility will comprise parking sites and three shopping centres, which will feed the stadium through shuttles.
Park and Rides:

• Gateway Theatre of Shopping, Palm Boulevard, Umhlanga Ridge
• Pavillion, Jack Martens Drive, Westville
• Galleria, Moss Kolnick Drive, Amanzimtoti

Nelson Mandela Bay/ Port Elizabeth
The city will have park and ride services at three sites around the city with shuttles ferrying supporters to the stadium. Park and walk services will be implemented at one site in the city. A street parking plan to accommodate supporters close to the stadium will also be implemented. There are also plans in Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth for a BRT bus system to be operational for the FIFA World Cup.
Park and Rides:

• Andrew Rabie School, Argon Road
• St Georges Park, Park Drive
• Kings Beach, Beach Road

Park and Walk:

• Cillier High School and Dr Viljoen Primary School, Kempston Road and Uitenhage Road

Mangaung/Bloemfontein
The city has provided pedestrian facilities from the Bloemfontein Station, a key public transport hub for the FIFA World Cup. Long distance rail will terminate at the station. Long distance bus travel will be accommodated in the CBD close to the stadium to allow supporters to walk to the match. Park and ride sites will be located in two sites in the city. Schools in the vicinity of the stadium will accommodate park and walk facilities.
Park and Rides:

• Bloemfontein Baptist Church, Nelson Mandela Drive
• Bloemfontein Showgrounds, Curie Avenue

Park and Walks:

• Grey College and Eunice School, Jock Meiring Street
• Municipal Parkade, Fontein Street

Nelspruit
Buses will transport supporters from park and ride sites in the city to the stadium. Shuttles will also be supplied from the main transport hub in the city centre. Existing public transport will transport supporters from the greater Nelspruit areas such as Whiteriver and Barberton. Park and ride facilities will be placed on the outskirts of the city to deal with the large influx of fans from Gauteng who will travel to Nelspruit along the N4 on match day.
Park and Rides:

• Riverside Mall, Government Boulevard
• Nelspruit Showground, Loco Road
• Nelspruit Rugby Club, Kiepersol Street
• Nelspruit High School
• Valencia Sports Complex, Van Bergen Street

Polokwane
The city has designed a park and ride system that will transport supporters from various sites in the city to both the stadium and the fan mile which is within walking distance of the stadium. The Fan Fest is also close to the stadium and will also be serviced by this system. Existing public transport will transport supporters from the city’s residential areas to the city centre.
Park and Rides:

• Gateway Airport
• Nirvana Showgrounds

Rustenburg
Park and ride systems in Rustenburg will use a combination of contracted bus and taxi services. OR Tambo International Airport will be the main air hub for the city and intercity transfers will transport fans between Johannesburg and Rustenburg. The city has also made provision for a long distance bus service to the stadium and supporters will be able to arrive in Royal Bafokeng and walk to their seats.
Park and Rides:

• Phokeng East
• Phokeng North
• R104 North
• R104 South

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Quelle fifa.com

Durban 'Sky Car' stuck again
2010-04-26

Johannesburg - The "Sky Car" that takes visitors to the top of the 106m arch over Durban's new World Cup stadium has been grounded for the second time in two months, officials said Monday.

The Sky Car has repeatedly left visitors stuck at the top of the arch, a problem the city's World Cup organisers blame on a faulty data cable that was engaging the car's automated emergency brake.

"Unfortunately this data cable is specialised and purpose-made for the Sky Car and hence we have had to order a replacement cable from overseas," organisers said in a statement, adding that the car was expected to reopen by May 7.

The World Cup kicks off on June 11.

Officials first closed the car in late March after about 150 people were stuck on the arch.

Some visitors were stranded for up to two hours due to the emergency stop system. Local media reported that a 63-year-old woman collapsed while trying to walk down the 550 steps to the ground.

More than 80 000 visitors have taken the ride to the viewing platform at the top of the arch, which offers 360-degree views over the city's beaches and a bungee jump over the field.

Hab noch ein paar Infos zum Parken am Soccer City Stadion

Soccer City 2010 World Cup games transport plans - SA Info - Shine2010 - Home of the 2010 World Cup good news

Sehr gute Infos zu JOB, Transport, Fanfeste, Anreise etc.

city of johannesburg

http://www.joburg-archive.co.za/2010/pdfs/socc…ispark_maps.pdf

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Johannesburg:

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Also Verkehrschaos ist immer relativ. Die Afrikaner (oder soll ich suedafrikaner schreiben) peilen beim auto fahren nicht wirklich was und so kann mann immer an Abfahrten etc. viel Zeit rausholen. aussrdem fahren die immer Nationalroads (N2,4 etc.), auch wenn es bessere staufreie alternativen gibt (Regionalroads R, genauso aus gebaut wien Ns und meist staufrei gerade in Jobu).

P+R fkt wohl inzwischen recht gut aber Karten fuer die Parkplaetze am Stadion muessen VORHER gekauft werden, nicht am Parkplatz.

Wenn ihr nen Mietwagen habt, am Apartheid Museum bei der Gold Reef City in SOWETO parken kostet 100 Rand und der Parkplatz ist bewacht (richtig mit Stacheldraht und Security mit MP und so). Da kommt nix weg. Von dort aus gibts nen Shuttle vors Soccer City (braucht ca 5-10 Minuten, da die Strasse dafuer extra gesperrt sind.) Wenn nix wertvolles in der Karre ist einfach bis vors Soccer Citzy fahren und wild parken.

Ans Stadion ranfahren ist Hölle. Letzte Meile dauert ne Stunde. Wild parken: wer am Stadion parken möchte am besten im Wohnblock (an der Absperrung links, dann 500m die Straße runter). Kostet zwar 20 Rand, aber der Obermacker passt mit seinen Jungs auf. Von da aus 15 Min. zu laufen.

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Durban:

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Durban hat fuer mich das beste Verkehrskonzept.
2 mal jetzt beim Spiel gewesen und P&R vom Einkaufscenter hat bestens geklappt und ist auch noch kostenlos.

sind gesammelte infos/ Erfahrungsberichte aus diversen zugelgelaberten threads

so zur anregung solche themen hier rein zu posten

Zitat von Hirsch

sind gesammelte infos/ Erfahrungsberichte aus diversen zugelgelaberten threads

so zur anregung solche themen hier rein zu posten

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Sehr lobenswert - bitte mehr davon !!

Wo könnte man sich am Soccer City am besten mit dem Taxifahrer verabreden ?

Durban HF: Spezl muss wg blöden Flug direkt zum Stadion - irgendwie muss er das Gepäck unterbringen (bisher Tipp war einfach mitnehmen)

wer ist in Kapstadt vor Ort, der Auskunft geben kann. Musste familiär bedingt kurzfristig umbuchen, komme erst Di. 29.06. um 19:55 in CPT airport an, AF Spiel#56 beginnt abre schon um 20:30, wie oder wo krieg ich das Ticket noch rechtzeitig aus dem Automaten gezogen??? am Flughafen oder auch unmittelbar am Stadion??