2023年8月24日

公国体育场正在自己的屋顶zip线吸引WRU已经证实,15英镑项目工作正在进行,2023年8月24日无效emailSomething出错了,请稍后再试。更多通讯我们用你的注册提供内容的方式你同意和提高我们对你的理解。这可能包括广告从我们和第三方基于我们的知识。更多信息感谢您的订阅!无效的emailSomething出错了,请稍后再试。×报名工作已经开始在数百万英镑的新压缩线吸引公国体育场的屋顶在卡迪夫的中心。威尔士,上周确认其新首席执行官在英国政府高级公务员Abi Tierney与线&天空这个项目。欧盟的合作伙伴一直从事类似肾上腺素刺激景点在温布利体育场,托特纳姆热刺体育场,“卡蒂萨克”号和利物浦的安菲尔德。公国球场球场吸引预计将在明年3月投入运营。工会没有披露在这个阶段的具体成本项目在河上肥胖的的体育场还是线&天空可以出资。 The WRU’s funding for the all year round attraction will come from its share of the investments made by private equity firm CVC Capital Partners for minority equity stakes in the Six Nations and United Rugby Championship. Capital enhancing projects from the CVC monies were identified by former WRU chief executive Steve Phillips as a means of creating long-term financial returns to be reinvested into the game at all levels in Wales. The new chair of the WRU, Richard Collier-Keywood, said: “We’re delighted to confirm work on the stadium’s new roof experience is now under way, after being given the green light by the WRU board. “Principality Stadium is a magnificent world class venue and now fans, if they dare, will be able to experience it from a whole new perspective, as well as take in the spectacular city panorama from the roof. “We have long been a must see destination for international rugby supporters as well as a must play venue for the world’s biggest acts. “Now this ambitious project will help us further utilise one of the major assets in Welsh rugby to reach its full potential as a major visitor attraction for thrill seekers and those who want to see Cardiff from a totally different perspective. “This new venture will have a hugely positive impact on Welsh rugby, with all profits going back into the game in Wales from opening. Wire & Sky are world renowned and have delivered stand out projects at other venues across the country such as The Dare Skywalk in Tottenham and UP at the O2. “I’m confident from the plans that the experiences in store will be equally as exhilarating as Wire & Sky’s other projects and we look forward to revealing more details about attraction name in due course.” Managing director of Wire & Sky, Andy Broad, said: “We’ve had the privilege of delivering breathtaking experiences at some of the world’s best venues and stadia and the plans for Principality Stadium are up there with the very best of them. “We’ve been working alongside the team at the stadium in Cardiff for a number of years to come up with a unique proposition that takes advantage of the stadium’s location in the city, its views, its identity as the home of Welsh rugby and a bucket-list experience to boot “This a highly complex, ambitious project but I’m truly excited at what’s instore. “We are working with major Welsh construction company Pro Steel Engineering on the build and will be coming back to interested parties shortly with more details of what the adventure will entail.” The roof attraction and the Parkgate Hotel next to stadium, which the WRU has a 75% majority equity stake in, will mutually benefit from cross-marketing activities. The WRU should also see a significant upselling for its roof attraction from the more than 50,000 people a year taking Principality Stadium tours. The Parkgate Hotel, which is cash positive, was not funded by the WRU, but with £45m of funding from L&G which is repayable over the long-term. The attraction will include full disabled access. Story Saved You can find this story in My Bookmarks. Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right. Follow BusinessLive