From $10K to $110K, that's the minimum range of profit return every week. I think it's not a bad one for me, now l have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.
It doesn't matter because most of these cities will use the country to host these events and they get backing from the state too, so it doesn't matter.
no one wants to host them anymore as no host has made a profit since Sydney in 2000! The Olympics themselves have changed the rules that the host cities have to abide by in terms of sustainability etc and that is part of the problem for Brisbane as it is the first host under the new rules. They are also moving to a silent bidding process in the future as the IOC doesn't want the embarrassment of no one bidding and/or all the bidders pulling their bids at the last moment being aired in public anymore. The best suggestion I have heard is to make a permanent home for the games somewhere. Personally I liked the Greece idea as that is the home of the original concept.
Mate, do some research. First of all, say the city's name correctly. Secondly, there's absolutely no suggestion the games will be moved. Thirdly, this stadium is an unsolicited, pie-in-the-sky proposal by a consortium that has nothing to do with the organising committee for the games and is trying to score some land from the Queensland government for a development. Fourthly, the renderings show a Cricket match, which, along with AFL will be the sports using the stadium post Olympics (these two sports are screaming for a new venue in the city regardless of the Olympics being held there) and any stadium designed for Cricket/AFL will easily be big enough for an athletics track - one of the complaints about Sydney's Olympic stadium from Cricket and AFL was that it was too small. While it looks cool and I would love to see it happen, it's simply not going to but don't worry, Australia/Queensland/Brisbane will get this sorted. We always do and the 2032 Olympics will be fantastic just like the two other times we have hosted the games.
@@joshkleine21 yep. He said things like "Biden has lost his cognitive abilities" months ago, and was made fun of then and corrected. When people like DG say bad stuff, it's good to know our media will never lie or hide anything from us.
what makes you think this would be useless lol? heat and lions would just move here and the gabba would probably be bulldozed and turned into a small park and some shops or apartments. olympic village would just be turned into apartments afterwards. literally nothing about this is a white elephant.
It’s not a white elephant it would be home to the cricket and AFL since the Gabba needs to be removed. The ashes can’t even be hosted in Brisbane from 2025 that’s how bad it is. The current government literally wants to spend 2 billion on a white elephant that will have no legacy and be downgraded after. Now that’s not good for the future.
Australia is the one country in the world that has a year long use for major round stadiums. Cricket in the summer and AFL in the winter. We are the one country where this makes sense.
@@electro_sykes it is a horrible stadium in regards to its operation. No access for participants, bus must park on the street and footpath blocked off by police to allow access, this is not workable for Olympics with participants coming and going all the time. Medicab can't even be driven to the medical rooms as corridors are so narrow. Vehicles can't be driven onto the playing area, this is why concerts don't happen there as access is so difficult. The most expensive corporate seats aren't protected from the weather. It just goes on and on with how bad the Gabba is and the only future for the Gabba is a complete knockdown. Plus it's hardly iconic, test matches have only been played there since after the war and there's only ever been 60 tests played there, just build Vic Park as it is the perfect solution.
@@bigdubya001 this is such an American opinion lol... Sydney, London, Tokyo, Beijing etc all have existing infrastructure and their Olympic facilities are still frequently in use. It all comes down to planning. I don't live in Brisbane, but it is still a sporty city, most of Australia's olympic champions are from Queensland state. Any sporting facilities would likely still be in use after they host.
Problem is the Olympic committee does not allow private stadiums to be used for Olympic Games. The government of queensland has rejected this idea. Brisbane will use three other stadiums that are currently available. Not unlike what LA is doing for the next Olympics one of the stadiums which will host the athletics was used in the 1982 Commonwealth Games. It will be fitted with temporary stands to keep the cost affordable which is something the Olympics drives to do these days. However things could change by the end of the year with queensland due for an election and potentially the next government may just go for a different idea. Bottom line is no Olympics should cities into massive debt. I don’t see LA building new stadiums for the next Olympics. Neither should Brisbane.
Is LA not hosting breakdancing? Kind of surprising for an American city not be hosting breakdancing. Breakdancing was really popular those last days of the Olympics.
Typical Brisbanite and their sensitive feelings lol. Always want to be considered on the world stage like Sydney but can't even handle outsiders pronouncing the name of their city incorrectly.
The state government WILL be wiped out this october at the election. They have been losing every poll by a lot for like a year. The opposition haven't committed tot this, they want to do a review so it'll be all up to the review. Personally this looks like an amazing option if we can get an extension to the Doomben line out there (and double it). Victoria Park and Gabba rebuild are also great options. But the review 100% will not recommend QSAC so at least this wont be a total embarrsement.
@@SeanPolitics QSAC was recommended by THE president of the Australian Olympic Committee and the International Olympic Committee. They are under increasing pressure for the Olympic Games to be cheaper and more sustainable so they went with QSAC.
@@sanuthweerasinghe7825 Victoria Park was recommended by actual professionals in a structured review. John Coates is only interested in the Olympics brand not Brisbanes brand.
The QLD Miles Labor Government will be gone in under 10 weeks, so they can reject all they like as they won’t have any control for much longer! The incoming LNP Government are reviewing and haven’t committed anything yet, but are well aware of the need for a modern, state of the art infrastructure build.
A 6 billion dollar stadium. In Brisbane… I can tell you right now now that this has not been discussed at all, no new on the Ground in Australia on this proposal at all. Queensland is about to go to an Election and no candidate would endorse the spending of that much money. This is total baloney. BTW 60k for a soccer crowd in Australia. 😂 Do your research. It seem you don’t even know of what Australia’s biggest spectator sport is: because you didn’t even mention it.
Well lets consider the demographics during and after the olympics, as people like myself and thousands of others are investing in property around Brisbane. The economic boost it will receive will elevate the city to be on par with Sydney and Melbourne by 2040 " considering evaluated economic growth predictions " Its not just about the sport and what games are played, its about sustainable job creation and growth. Brisbane will be the next economic powerhouse city in Australia mid century, Queensland as a whole is the destination.
I don't think Briabane residents even wanted to host the Olympics. Our premier basically flew over during covid to put in a bid and when she won informed everyone we were hosting the olympics. Now during a chronic housing crisis we are now having labor shortages from building all the infrastructure. Classic Australia.
I live in Brisbane. This proposed stadium would be the opening/closing and track & field stadium. We have a state election here in October and current polls indicate a change in government so we will see what happens early next year.
As he mentioned this stadium is privately owned. So it should not have to do anything with government. But can this private stadium become primary hub for AFL and Cricket later?
Yes the proposal is the new stadium would replace the Gabba post Olympics for AFL & cricket. The proposal is a private consortium, however requires the state to provide 150 hectares of state government owned land plus a rail extension so does require government assistance.
Yes but there is a catch. One: it’s state government owned land and two: the state government would have to fund public transport and our government would rather build more freeways and toll tunnels with that money
The $6b renderings is the track venue and would host the opening and closing ceremony. The picture you are looking at is a cricket ground which is bigger than a track and field stadium. Track and field fit inside a cricket stadium with room to spare. The Melbourne Olympics in 1956 were hosted inside a cricket stadium. Australia would have no issues maintaining the stadium. The stadium is also being designed to host Australia’s two most popular sports which use the same configuration of an oval stadium. Aussie Rules football and Cricket. Australia do very well in designing things to be used for future events. All the Sydney Olympic venues from 2000 were repurposed and used by other sports and are still being used a quarter of a century later.
So Gabba will be completely demoshied final? And initially I heard the QN Govt. was planning to build this stadium costing 2Bn dollars. From where this 6Bn privately owned proposal came from?
@@saman_pradhan qld gov has decided not to do anything with the Gabba. They are planning on upgrading the old 1988 com games location at qsac. The renderings look terrible. This new $6b privately funded stadium which also has housing attached to it is a great idea. A little out there in its design but still a better idea.
As an Aussie from Brissie, it’s probably not the smartest plan because our major river ‘the Brisbane River’ floods when it rains alot (storm season)❤ Otherwise it looks really nice design
I had a similar idea but different location. I was thinking of putting it in Yerongpilly Tennyson area. Access to yerongpilly station, tennis venue is already there, could have an athletes village, a stadium and new swimming venue and a green bridge across to St Lucia/Indropilly.
I'll say yes because the government is not helping, tax payers dont have to pay and they said the only thing the government needs to get is the land approval.
The IOC should set up a rotation of 5 cities for the summer games. LA, London, Paris, Tokyo and maybe Australia (Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane combined). That way these cities get the games every 20 years and they can reuse the facilities as opposed to forcing cities to go Billions in debt to host the games.
That would be very unpopular with Russia and China. I think a better idea is to select host countries rather than cities which is what the World Cup does
And when the rest of the world tires of seeing the same 4 or 5 places (and global interest in the host inevitably wears off), what incentive is there for these permanent hosts to continually put up the money (i.e. Games operations, security, logistics, venue maintenance) to host? It's not like it would significantly boost their tourism like the Games have the potential to do at the moment, when done right. Some cities go for temporary venues in many cases because they don't need, for example, a permanent 80,000 seater athletics stadium. Should they be forced to make those permanent? Also, what do you do about an Athletes Village? That's quite a gamble to assume a suitable location will always be available for development every time. You can't just leave a whole suburb sitting there unused for a couple of decades so a new village would be required every time. My point being, as good as such an idea may seem, it's not as simple as it perhaps first sounds...
Can we have the cost of the games deducted from Anastasia Palecek's (former Queensland premier/ governor in USA terms) superannuation? I'm pretty sure she's the only one who's excited about it. We were told it would be cost neutral but now it's costing billions. Typical Labor, spending money hand over fist when we really can't afford it.
I suggested a week ago on twitter on an article in Australia that instead of 1 city but the whole country should host it but certain events can be held in certain cities around the country almost all states and territory’s will have Olympic Games played most actually agreed with my suggestion
The QLD government intends to ignore this proposal as the IOC requires the stadiums to be government owned and not privately funded. Living in Brisbane we are concerned at how the QLD government is handling the 2032 Brisbane Olympics and wanting to use older established stadiums with modern upgrades.
Has anybody ever thought about having the Olympics split between different countries/cities versus having the monopoly in one country/one city? Some countries/cities do not have the resources for all the sports.
Supposed to be hosted? They are being hosted in Brisbane we have known for 3 years. There also has been no talk of cancellation just arguments between the IOC and the government since both don’t want a new stadium even though Brisbane desperately needs one. We have a state election in October and the opposition has pledged to sort out the main stadium fiasco.
Mate your kidding they are never going to take the Olympics off us ,Australia will pull together and get the job done it will be a 50 -70k stadium and will be used afterwards for cricket , afl and rugby, state elections soon as well so it will get sorted
Refurbish the current stadiums and use the GABBA for ceremonies and athletics. The Olympics is due a major reform otherwise it faces extinction. It firstly needs to cull at a minimum one third of the current sports on the roster (keep break dancing for entertainment). Secondly it needs to allow cities to use existing venues. Thirdly the IOC needs to start injecting its own funds into the hosting city to help ensure it’s a profitable experience. Otherwise no one is going to bid for them pre 2032.
"save"? wasn't aware it needed saving. we fear mongering already? brisbane as it is now is already fully capable of hosting the games. its a very sports mad city.
It would be the main stadium. It’s twice the size of an American stadium surface, that’s a cricket ground in the renderings, which fits 2x NFL pitches inside it. Report the facts, not speculation on your uneducated opinion. The 60 thousand is needed after the games for cricket and AFL. Theres no “can you fill it” the whole point is it’s a replacement stadium for the GABBA which would be torn down if this is built. The GABBA is outdated and too small.
There's a rendering of this with an atheltics track so it's absolutely capalble of it. And for context it's propsed as privately funded, however they want the land for free. However as a Brisbane resident this will not happen for 2 reasons. 1) it has no warm up track nearby per IOC regs and most importantly, 2) Stadiums Queensland (arm of the state gov't) owns and operates every stadium in the state with a capacity of over 10k seats, and they will not allow something like this to be built without them owning it. In truth as crap as the situation is, there's a state election in October (about a week before the US election) where it's antcipated there will be a change of government, and that other rendering you showed (59seconds) is called the Victoria Park proposal, it was comissioned by a former Liberal (or republican for you Americans) Lord Mayor, and when the Liberals take charge in Novemeber it's expected that project will go ahead and become 'Brisbane Olympic Park', with a main stadium and 1 or 2 other venues (something similar but slightly smaller than what Sydney did in 2000. We got alot of work to do over here though. It's time to stop delaying and either commit to building it, or give t back.
Fundamentally disagree with the premise that Brisbane needs to spend 6bill on a new stadium to “save” the Olympics Utter bollocks Brisbane should decide what it needs post Olympics and fold that into its plan It must not try and over egg its pudding Suncorp is a Rugby stadium ( I use Rugby in this instance to cover League as well ) it’s perfectly sized for the NRL needs to stay rectangular therefore not broken don’t need to fix although it can probably have a few add ons for 2032 - The Gabba I would go for as regards the athletics and the ceremonies, you could upgrade that for far less and nothing wrong with temp seating remember 2000 stadium Australia seated 110000 for the games and scaled it back to 80000 afterwards The IOC should be supportive of that otherwise the Olympics going forward will likely only ever be held in the big stadium capitals of the world ie London ,Paris , and then others like LA , Tokyo Sydney and Beijing
need 2 just pick two spots on each half of the globe N&S America’s half & Asia/Africa/Europe Half. 1 spot for winter/ 1 for summer & that’s where the Olympic Games should switch up every yr. I think Alaska4Winter & Brazil4Summer. Egypt4Summer & Russia/Germany4Winter
I believe it would be new home of the Brisbane Lions (AFL) and Brisbane Heat (BBL) after Olympics. There is a lot of Footy and Cricket demand in Australia, even at the right of the Barassi line. And, for The Gabba (aka MetLife Stadium cof cof), adiós! Now, im interested to see what they will figure out with Suncorp Stadium (Broncos, Reds and QLD Maroons home).
@@saman_pradhan How it isnt? Brisbane Lions is a popular team in that city. You can argue about Newcastle, North Queensland and Gold Coast, per example, but not really Brisbane.
2:18 Looks a little small? A standard grassed area of a Cricket field which you see in this picture is about 17,000 m2? The Stade de France grassed area is only 11,000 m2? Im convinced that you have not done enough research buddy 🤓
See the people with Brisbane is that they never want to get to the level of Paris new York la they are scared so why if Brisbane is chosen it not country it a world class city and it suck it would never come to that level thanks to the people and the government yes they should host it
the Gabba is outdated, Australia has a lot of sports that could use that stadiums, AFL and Cricket among others, it will not go to waste However 6B still a lot.....like A LOT LOT for non NFL staduims
I just remember looking at the gymnastics and thinking they could have sold at least 3 times as many seats as that stadium could hold. The 2016 US gymnastics championships stadium filled a stadium bigger than that one, and we're talking the olympic stage.
I don't think so. This stadium will be used for AFL and Cricket all over the year( Australia's 2 most popular sports, even though AFL is not that popular in Brisbane). So it's good.
After the Olympics it would be used for AFL Australian rules football which is played on a cricket ground. It would also be a perfect stadium for cricket indeed the stadium would be greatly used in Brisbane and it is greatly needed. However, this won’t happen it’s privately funded, the Olympics does not allow privately funded stadiums to be used for Olympic Games. It’s a no starter the Queen Elizabeth Stadium that was used for the Commonwealth Games in 1982 will in fact be the home of the athletics for the 22 Olympics in Brisbane Australia.
I'm coming around on the idea of the Olympics permanently being hosted in Athens every 4 years. Maybe we should eliminate the winter Olympics and fold what we can of them into the summer games as well.
The winter olympics are fine. But I can see how it is a logistical nightmare for cities considering you can't just funnel most of it into an arena like the summer games. I also imagine that it's harder to sell tickets to some of their bigger ticket sports like the skiing events. Where do you stand? How do you watch? It's much better to watch winter sports on tv with the exception of figure skating which I have not seen in person. I have seen gymnastics in person, however, and the live event is actually much better than the televised event. LA 2028 is going to make bank.
@@mjamitche5245 true, some of those winter events could probably be moved to the summer games if they built indoor venues for them. There'd be no way to save skiing though.
Watched your videos for some time but being from Brisbane and seeing how wrong you've got virtually everything in this video makes me question everything else of yours I've watched 😏
Refurbish the current stadiums and use the GABBA for ceremonies and athletics. The Olympics is due a major reform otherwise it faces extinction. It firstly needs to cull at a minimum one third of the current sports on the roster (keep break dancing for entertainment). Secondly it needs to allow cities to use existing venues. Thirdly the IOC needs to start injecting its own funds into the hosting city to help ensure it’s a profitable experience. Otherwise no one is going to bid for them pre 2032.
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The Olympics should start picking countries instead of cities. Most cities cannot support the kind of infrastructure necessary for this event.
It doesn't matter because most of these cities will use the country to host these events and they get backing from the state too, so it doesn't matter.
agree. Maybe if it was Australia 2032 and held across Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Gold Coast and Perth, then is would be more viable
@@electro_sykes it is held across gold coast, brisbane and sunshine coast not just brisbane
no one wants to host them anymore as no host has made a profit since Sydney in 2000! The Olympics themselves have changed the rules that the host cities have to abide by in terms of sustainability etc and that is part of the problem for Brisbane as it is the first host under the new rules. They are also moving to a silent bidding process in the future as the IOC doesn't want the embarrassment of no one bidding and/or all the bidders pulling their bids at the last moment being aired in public anymore.
The best suggestion I have heard is to make a permanent home for the games somewhere. Personally I liked the Greece idea as that is the home of the original concept.
@@noahbarsoum7424 Exactly! It was meant to be the South East Queensland Games but now it seems to be the Brisbane Games.
Mate, do some research. First of all, say the city's name correctly. Secondly, there's absolutely no suggestion the games will be moved. Thirdly, this stadium is an unsolicited, pie-in-the-sky proposal by a consortium that has nothing to do with the organising committee for the games and is trying to score some land from the Queensland government for a development. Fourthly, the renderings show a Cricket match, which, along with AFL will be the sports using the stadium post Olympics (these two sports are screaming for a new venue in the city regardless of the Olympics being held there) and any stadium designed for Cricket/AFL will easily be big enough for an athletics track - one of the complaints about Sydney's Olympic stadium from Cricket and AFL was that it was too small.
While it looks cool and I would love to see it happen, it's simply not going to but don't worry, Australia/Queensland/Brisbane will get this sorted. We always do and the 2032 Olympics will be fantastic just like the two other times we have hosted the games.
Dude the guy behind the channel is an American and Trump supporter. Research, logic and facts clearly aren’t his thing.
@@joshkleine21 yep. He said things like "Biden has lost his cognitive abilities" months ago, and was made fun of then and corrected. When people like DG say bad stuff, it's good to know our media will never lie or hide anything from us.
Exactly thank I was like what tha hell is this guy talking about
I get the impression that the Olympics are getting so expensive and everybody is running out of money that nobody wants to have it anymore.
Cities need to wake up and stop building white elephant athletics stadiums that are useless after the games. I'm from Brisbane and I don't want this
what makes you think this would be useless lol? heat and lions would just move here and the gabba would probably be bulldozed and turned into a small park and some shops or apartments. olympic village would just be turned into apartments afterwards. literally nothing about this is a white elephant.
It’s not a white elephant it would be home to the cricket and AFL since the Gabba needs to be removed. The ashes can’t even be hosted in Brisbane from 2025 that’s how bad it is. The current government literally wants to spend 2 billion on a white elephant that will have no legacy and be downgraded after. Now that’s not good for the future.
Australia is the one country in the world that has a year long use for major round stadiums. Cricket in the summer and AFL in the winter. We are the one country where this makes sense.
Just upgrade the fucking Gabba. It’s iconic
@@electro_sykes it is a horrible stadium in regards to its operation. No access for participants, bus must park on the street and footpath blocked off by police to allow access, this is not workable for Olympics with participants coming and going all the time. Medicab can't even be driven to the medical rooms as corridors are so narrow. Vehicles can't be driven onto the playing area, this is why concerts don't happen there as access is so difficult. The most expensive corporate seats aren't protected from the weather. It just goes on and on with how bad the Gabba is and the only future for the Gabba is a complete knockdown. Plus it's hardly iconic, test matches have only been played there since after the war and there's only ever been 60 tests played there, just build Vic Park as it is the perfect solution.
Crazy. LA is only spending about $6-7b total to host the games. Most of the recent ones have cost $10-20b.
The US is about the only country that already had the stadiums, arena, and everything already in regular use.
Intuit Dome will be hosting basketball,…. How convenient.
SoFi is going to have the Opening Ceremony,Swimming and the Los Angeles Coliseum will have Track and Field and the Closing Ceremony
As a LA resident, hopefully it doesn't go over budget
@@bigdubya001 this is such an American opinion lol... Sydney, London, Tokyo, Beijing etc all have existing infrastructure and their Olympic facilities are still frequently in use. It all comes down to planning. I don't live in Brisbane, but it is still a sporty city, most of Australia's olympic champions are from Queensland state. Any sporting facilities would likely still be in use after they host.
Hopefully it’s canceled
Brisbane needs a new stadium as the Gabba is getting so old now
the gabba is fine. At least having shit venues matches the host being a shit city anyway.
Problem is the Olympic committee does not allow private stadiums to be used for Olympic Games. The government of queensland has rejected this idea. Brisbane will use three other stadiums that are currently available. Not unlike what LA is doing for the next Olympics one of the stadiums which will host the athletics was used in the 1982 Commonwealth Games. It will be fitted with temporary stands to keep the cost affordable which is something the Olympics drives to do these days. However things could change by the end of the year with queensland due for an election and potentially the next government may just go for a different idea. Bottom line is no Olympics should cities into massive debt. I don’t see LA building new stadiums for the next Olympics. Neither should Brisbane.
It is crazy that New Administrative Capital isn’t hosting the Olympics, they are truly ready
I wonder if Australia plans to bring back break dancing for their olympics.
Giving that Australian woman embarrassed her country over Break dancing no
😂😂😂😂
melbourne shuffle > breakdancing
Is LA not hosting breakdancing? Kind of surprising for an American city not be hosting breakdancing. Breakdancing was really popular those last days of the Olympics.
A famous break dancer will light the flame 😅😅
Mate, I live in Brisbane. It’s not pronounced Brisbain but Brisben. If you pronounce it Brisbain you immediately identify yourself as a foreigner.
...I mean, he's obviously and American youtuber.
But he is a foreigner?
Typical Brisbanite and their sensitive feelings lol. Always want to be considered on the world stage like Sydney but can't even handle outsiders pronouncing the name of their city incorrectly.
@@mgp1203
And I suppose your from Melborn ? 😄
@@vickersonp no, thank god
Whatever new stadium gets built for the track and field will be used for AFL/Cricket after the Olympics
The state government has already rejected this, btw.
The state government WILL be wiped out this october at the election. They have been losing every poll by a lot for like a year. The opposition haven't committed tot this, they want to do a review so it'll be all up to the review. Personally this looks like an amazing option if we can get an extension to the Doomben line out there (and double it). Victoria Park and Gabba rebuild are also great options. But the review 100% will not recommend QSAC so at least this wont be a total embarrsement.
@@SeanPolitics QSAC was recommended by THE president of the Australian Olympic Committee and the International Olympic Committee. They are under increasing pressure for the Olympic Games to be cheaper and more sustainable so they went with QSAC.
@@sanuthweerasinghe7825 Victoria Park was recommended by actual professionals in a structured review. John Coates is only interested in the Olympics brand not Brisbanes brand.
@@SeanPolitics You might be right honestly. But spending 3.4 Billion Dollars during a Cost of Living Crisis probably rubbed the premier the wrong way.
The QLD Miles Labor Government will be gone in under 10 weeks, so they can reject all they like as they won’t have any control for much longer!
The incoming LNP Government are reviewing and haven’t committed anything yet, but are well aware of the need for a modern, state of the art infrastructure build.
A 6 billion dollar stadium. In Brisbane… I can tell you right now now that this has not been discussed at all, no new on the Ground in Australia on this proposal at all.
Queensland is about to go to an Election and no candidate would endorse the spending of that much money.
This is total baloney.
BTW 60k for a soccer crowd in Australia. 😂 Do your research. It seem you don’t even know of what Australia’s biggest spectator sport is: because you didn’t even mention it.
Well lets consider the demographics during and after the olympics, as people like myself and thousands of others are investing in property around Brisbane. The economic boost it will receive will elevate the city to be on par with Sydney and Melbourne by 2040 " considering evaluated economic growth predictions " Its not just about the sport and what games are played, its about sustainable job creation and growth. Brisbane will be the next economic powerhouse city in Australia mid century, Queensland as a whole is the destination.
It's immediately disqualified because the IOC requires the government to own the stadium. Also no one is suggesting moving to another city.
That’s not true. The government doesn’t own So Fi Stadium in LA.
Stop making sht up and spreading lies.
Its Briz-bin not Briz-bane
Wow! Ginger is actually doing a staduim video? Am I dreaming?
I don't think Briabane residents even wanted to host the Olympics. Our premier basically flew over during covid to put in a bid and when she won informed everyone we were hosting the olympics. Now during a chronic housing crisis we are now having labor shortages from building all the infrastructure. Classic Australia.
I live in Brisbane. This proposed stadium would be the opening/closing and track & field stadium. We have a state election here in October and current polls indicate a change in government so we will see what happens early next year.
As he mentioned this stadium is privately owned. So it should not have to do anything with government. But can this private stadium become primary hub for AFL and Cricket later?
Yes the proposal is the new stadium would replace the Gabba post Olympics for AFL & cricket. The proposal is a private consortium, however requires the state to provide 150 hectares of state government owned land plus a rail extension so does require government assistance.
Yes but there is a catch. One: it’s state government owned land and two: the state government would have to fund public transport and our government would rather build more freeways and toll tunnels with that money
Next time do some research before posting a video.
The $6b renderings is the track venue and would host the opening and closing ceremony.
The picture you are looking at is a cricket ground which is bigger than a track and field stadium.
Track and field fit inside a cricket stadium with room to spare.
The Melbourne Olympics in 1956 were hosted inside a cricket stadium.
Australia would have no issues maintaining the stadium. The stadium is also being designed to host Australia’s two most popular sports which use the same configuration of an oval stadium.
Aussie Rules football and Cricket.
Australia do very well in designing things to be used for future events.
All the Sydney Olympic venues from 2000 were repurposed and used by other sports and are still being used a quarter of a century later.
So Gabba will be completely demoshied final? And initially I heard the QN Govt. was planning to build this stadium costing 2Bn dollars. From where this 6Bn privately owned proposal came from?
@@saman_pradhan qld gov has decided not to do anything with the Gabba.
They are planning on upgrading the old 1988 com games location at qsac. The renderings look terrible.
This new $6b privately funded stadium which also has housing attached to it is a great idea. A little out there in its design but still a better idea.
More money than sense in my opinion, $6 billion for a big lawn.
All Staduims are just big lawns
As an Aussie from Brissie, it’s probably not the smartest plan because our major river ‘the Brisbane River’ floods when it rains alot (storm season)❤
Otherwise it looks really nice design
I had a similar idea but different location. I was thinking of putting it in Yerongpilly Tennyson area. Access to yerongpilly station, tennis venue is already there, could have an athletes village, a stadium and new swimming venue and a green bridge across to St Lucia/Indropilly.
This is the stadium planned for track events
Olympics need to be on a rotation like the super bowl with the stadiums and venues already in place
I'll say yes because the government is not helping, tax payers dont have to pay and they said the only thing the government needs to get is the land approval.
No mate too much money only build in Victoria Park mate and I live in Brisbane for many many years now
The IOC should set up a rotation of 5 cities for the summer games. LA, London, Paris, Tokyo and maybe Australia (Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane combined). That way these cities get the games every 20 years and they can reuse the facilities as opposed to forcing cities to go Billions in debt to host the games.
Well that is not fair to other cities that want to host the olympics
That would be very unpopular with Russia and China. I think a better idea is to select host countries rather than cities which is what the World Cup does
Greece still want to host the Olympics because they started it
Personally, I don't need to see Paris do any more olympics. I've had enough of that to last me a lifetime.
And when the rest of the world tires of seeing the same 4 or 5 places (and global interest in the host inevitably wears off), what incentive is there for these permanent hosts to continually put up the money (i.e. Games operations, security, logistics, venue maintenance) to host? It's not like it would significantly boost their tourism like the Games have the potential to do at the moment, when done right. Some cities go for temporary venues in many cases because they don't need, for example, a permanent 80,000 seater athletics stadium. Should they be forced to make those permanent? Also, what do you do about an Athletes Village? That's quite a gamble to assume a suitable location will always be available for development every time. You can't just leave a whole suburb sitting there unused for a couple of decades so a new village would be required every time. My point being, as good as such an idea may seem, it's not as simple as it perhaps first sounds...
Can we have the cost of the games deducted from Anastasia Palecek's (former Queensland premier/ governor in USA terms) superannuation? I'm pretty sure she's the only one who's excited about it. We were told it would be cost neutral but now it's costing billions. Typical Labor, spending money hand over fist when we really can't afford it.
This is a pipe dream of a stadium it’s not going to happen in the course of 8 years.
I suggested a week ago on twitter on an article in Australia that instead of 1 city but the whole country should host it but certain events can be held in certain cities around the country almost all states and territory’s will have Olympic Games played most actually agreed with my suggestion
It's pronouced Bris-bin, not Bris-bane lol
Who cares.
The QLD government intends to ignore this proposal as the IOC requires the stadiums to be government owned and not privately funded. Living in Brisbane we are concerned at how the QLD government is handling the 2032 Brisbane Olympics and wanting to use older established stadiums with modern upgrades.
@@dustinsindledecker154 People who want to get things right.
@@dustinsindledecker154 Doostin sounds like a cool name but who cares!
Has anybody ever thought about having the Olympics split between different countries/cities versus having the monopoly in one country/one city? Some countries/cities do not have the resources for all the sports.
Supposed to be hosted? They are being hosted in Brisbane we have known for 3 years. There also has been no talk of cancellation just arguments between the IOC and the government since both don’t want a new stadium even though Brisbane desperately needs one. We have a state election in October and the opposition has pledged to sort out the main stadium fiasco.
If such a stadium was / is built, then Taylor swift won’t skip Brisbane on her next world tour like she recently did 😂😂😂😂
Ridiculous proposal that is never going to happen. We have 3 other stadiums we can renovate
Mate your kidding they are never going to take the Olympics off us ,Australia will pull together and get the job done it will be a 50 -70k stadium and will be used afterwards for cricket , afl and rugby, state elections soon as well so it will get sorted
Refurbish the current stadiums and use the GABBA for ceremonies and athletics. The Olympics is due a major reform otherwise it faces extinction. It firstly needs to cull at a minimum one third of the current sports on the roster (keep break dancing for entertainment). Secondly it needs to allow cities to use existing venues. Thirdly the IOC needs to start injecting its own funds into the hosting city to help ensure it’s a profitable experience.
Otherwise no one is going to bid for them pre 2032.
the multi city model that LA is trying i think is the future. just host what you can and toss extra events in another city.
"save"? wasn't aware it needed saving. we fear mongering already? brisbane as it is now is already fully capable of hosting the games. its a very sports mad city.
It would be the main stadium. It’s twice the size of an American stadium surface, that’s a cricket ground in the renderings, which fits 2x NFL pitches inside it.
Report the facts, not speculation on your uneducated opinion.
The 60 thousand is needed after the games for cricket and AFL. Theres no “can you fill it” the whole point is it’s a replacement stadium for the GABBA which would be torn down if this is built.
The GABBA is outdated and too small.
There's a rendering of this with an atheltics track so it's absolutely capalble of it. And for context it's propsed as privately funded, however they want the land for free.
However as a Brisbane resident this will not happen for 2 reasons.
1) it has no warm up track nearby per IOC regs and most importantly,
2) Stadiums Queensland (arm of the state gov't) owns and operates every stadium in the state with a capacity of over 10k seats, and they will not allow something like this to be built without them owning it.
In truth as crap as the situation is, there's a state election in October (about a week before the US election) where it's antcipated there will be a change of government, and that other rendering you showed (59seconds) is called the Victoria Park proposal, it was comissioned by a former Liberal (or republican for you Americans) Lord Mayor, and when the Liberals take charge in Novemeber it's expected that project will go ahead and become 'Brisbane Olympic Park', with a main stadium and 1 or 2 other venues (something similar but slightly smaller than what Sydney did in 2000.
We got alot of work to do over here though. It's time to stop delaying and either commit to building it, or give t back.
Bris-bin c’mon
But the government just said they don't support this
Fundamentally disagree with the premise that Brisbane needs to spend 6bill on a new stadium to “save” the Olympics
Utter bollocks
Brisbane should decide what it needs post Olympics and fold that into its plan
It must not try and over egg its pudding
Suncorp is a Rugby stadium ( I use Rugby in this instance to cover League as well ) it’s perfectly sized for the NRL needs to stay rectangular therefore not broken don’t need to fix although it can probably have a few add ons for 2032 -
The Gabba I would go for as regards the athletics and the ceremonies, you could upgrade that for far less and nothing wrong with temp seating remember 2000 stadium Australia seated 110000 for the games and scaled it back to 80000 afterwards
The IOC should be supportive of that otherwise the Olympics going forward will likely only ever be held in the big stadium capitals of the world ie London ,Paris , and then others like LA , Tokyo Sydney and Beijing
It looks like it is configured for Aussie Rules in that depiction.
Northside - East of Portside Hamilton Area - Guaranteed. 4.20
It's pronounced "Bris-bin" lol
*"Bris-ben"
Need temp seating on steroids but put it on the beach -- something different. The beach Olympics
Bris-Bane💀
need 2 just pick two spots on each half of the globe N&S America’s half & Asia/Africa/Europe Half. 1 spot for winter/ 1 for summer & that’s where the Olympic Games should switch up every yr. I think Alaska4Winter & Brazil4Summer. Egypt4Summer & Russia/Germany4Winter
"Brisb'n", not "Brisbayne" 😉
Dallas would be the prime choice for an Olympics. Plenty of stadiums, arenas, and venues for all the summer events.
What would be the track and field stadium? It probably wouldn’t be Cowboys Stadium. Cotton Bowl renovation? Summer weather a concern?
I guess all US cities have these.
if it was the prime choice it would have been selected
Dallas 2036 then?
...and terrible public transport
With the crap I seen in this part olympics...I'd tell them to take it else where...😮😮
So no running track with this new design, right.
Sweet as 🎉
I believe it would be new home of the Brisbane Lions (AFL) and Brisbane Heat (BBL) after Olympics. There is a lot of Footy and Cricket demand in Australia, even at the right of the Barassi line. And, for The Gabba (aka MetLife Stadium cof cof), adiós! Now, im interested to see what they will figure out with Suncorp Stadium (Broncos, Reds and QLD Maroons home).
The Gabba is as old as the city of Brisbane
@@samelmudir Yep, that stadium is an injury machine.
But Brisbane is not an AFL city so can this huge stadium be filled regularly there? Test Cricket will be huge though.
@@saman_pradhan this stadium will replace the Gabba. The Gabba will be outdated by 2032 anyway. Brisbane Lions AFL team will use it.
@@saman_pradhan How it isnt? Brisbane Lions is a popular team in that city. You can argue about Newcastle, North Queensland and Gold Coast, per example, but not really Brisbane.
What a terrible idea for a stadium.
2:18 Looks a little small? A standard grassed area of a Cricket field which you see in this picture is about 17,000 m2? The Stade de France grassed area is only 11,000 m2? Im convinced that you have not done enough research buddy 🤓
See the people with Brisbane is that they never want to get to the level of Paris new York la they are scared so why if Brisbane is chosen it not country it a world class city and it suck it would never come to that level thanks to the people and the government yes they should host it
I wonder if they should start repeating locations and reuse some of the old infrastructure that's already been built.
literally sobbed when u pronounced brisbane wrong
Looks like a waste of money. Look what happened to Brazil after the Olympics. The stadiums went to 💩.
the Gabba is outdated, Australia has a lot of sports that could use that stadiums, AFL and Cricket among others, it will not go to waste However 6B still a lot.....like A LOT LOT for non NFL staduims
@@kamelkadri2843 6b A LOT LOT for nfl stadiums as well, other than sofi (privately funded as well) none have come close to that
I just remember looking at the gymnastics and thinking they could have sold at least 3 times as many seats as that stadium could hold. The 2016 US gymnastics championships stadium filled a stadium bigger than that one, and we're talking the olympic stage.
@@mjamitche5245 There is precedent; artistic gymnastics in Atlanta in 1996 was held at the Georgia Dome.
I don't think so. This stadium will be used for AFL and Cricket all over the year( Australia's 2 most popular sports, even though AFL is not that popular in Brisbane). So it's good.
What happens once the olympics is over? You probably could start a league.
There is a video on u tube that show most of them are crumbling around the world!
@@Bubba-rv1kvbecause they don't have AFL like in Australia
After the Olympics it would be used for AFL Australian rules football which is played on a cricket ground. It would also be a perfect stadium for cricket indeed the stadium would be greatly used in Brisbane and it is greatly needed. However, this won’t happen it’s privately funded, the Olympics does not allow privately funded stadiums to be used for Olympic Games. It’s a no starter the Queen Elizabeth Stadium that was used for the Commonwealth Games in 1982 will in fact be the home of the athletics for the 22 Olympics in Brisbane Australia.
I'm coming around on the idea of the Olympics permanently being hosted in Athens every 4 years. Maybe we should eliminate the winter Olympics and fold what we can of them into the summer games as well.
I like the winter Olympics.
They need to just pick three summer sites and three winter sites and be done with it. At least hey can still rotate around the world.
The winter olympics are fine. But I can see how it is a logistical nightmare for cities considering you can't just funnel most of it into an arena like the summer games. I also imagine that it's harder to sell tickets to some of their bigger ticket sports like the skiing events. Where do you stand? How do you watch? It's much better to watch winter sports on tv with the exception of figure skating which I have not seen in person. I have seen gymnastics in person, however, and the live event is actually much better than the televised event. LA 2028 is going to make bank.
@@mjamitche5245 true, some of those winter events could probably be moved to the summer games if they built indoor venues for them. There'd be no way to save skiing though.
You can't do cross-country skiing and sliding events in the summer, dingus.
Pipe Dream.
It's time to have a permanent rotation of cities to host the Olympics instead of bidding on them
Watched your videos for some time but being from Brisbane and seeing how wrong you've got virtually everything in this video makes me question everything else of yours I've watched 😏
Pronounce Brisbane as ‘Briz-bin’. :)
Stop building stadiums just for the PAGAN OLYMPICS.
Boy someone get it. Could not agree more. Paris Olympics were revolting and I am not even religious. Clearly they have a satanic message.
Pretty sure most people involved with the Olympics (athletes, fans, IOC) are not pagan. Also: you may want to look into the history of the Olympics.
Pagan??
@@bicknell67
The mockery of the Last Supper was certainly pagan.
what's wrong with being pagan? I'm not one but why hate on them?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
A $6 billion glorified gymnasium 🤦🏽♂
Refurbish the current stadiums and use the GABBA for ceremonies and athletics. The Olympics is due a major reform otherwise it faces extinction. It firstly needs to cull at a minimum one third of the current sports on the roster (keep break dancing for entertainment). Secondly it needs to allow cities to use existing venues. Thirdly the IOC needs to start injecting its own funds into the hosting city to help ensure it’s a profitable experience.
Otherwise no one is going to bid for them pre 2032.