Moses Mabhida Soccer Stadium With Aerial Shots

Named after a hero of the working class, the Durban Kwazulu-Natal Moses Mabhida Stadium lies adjacent to the ABSA Stadium in the Kings Park Sporting Precinct - a site located in Stamford Hill, is yet to be another world class multi-purpose stadium set to make history in the making of the 2010 Fifa World Cup. The iconic arch above the 70 000 - seater stadium was termed an engineering miracle by the CEO of the 2010 FIFA World Cup organising committee, Danny Jordaan. The highest point of the arch is 106m above the middle of the pitch and consists of 56 separate 10m pieces weighing 3500 tons

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[20Mako]

thumbs up if you think that this is the best stadium of the fifa world cup.

[punucho]

miren mejor chequen mi video es del mismo estadio

[copehaha]

@kukubird210 Um no....its an all purpose stadium. Wasnt built  ONLY for football games...hence the running track

[kukubird210]

they build it specifically for the FOOTBALL world cup and stick in a running track... typical

[Yameen200]

very good and elegant stadium but the money could have been used for the home less. the airport was more im portant

[mjribes]

I like how all the camera angles are carefully chosen in order to avoid showing Kings Park.

The Moses Mahabihabi stadium is pretty, but a waste of money. It would have made sense to spend a fraction of the price on extending Kings Park Stadium - only 200m away.