North Stand Construction Discussion

blueparrot said:
Yes I get that, just wondering the difference in cost between building a new roof and supports compared to adding just a few rows to the sides and a new roof. Whether the difference wouldn’t be cost effective with how few seats would be added.
To be fair as I’m typing I realise I’m guessing with absolutely no knowledge :)
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Like most of us on here ; )
 
Get the Colin Bell and East stand expanded, this side will bring in 10,000s of new fans, come on City, let's beat the 85k record, pep and the boys deserve it.
 
Can someone clarify something for me?
I believe the North stand currently holds 6000.

What will if hold when all the work is finished?
 
It’s safe to say the hotel is going to generate very good revenues. I wonder if a room will guarantee a match ticket/s as part of the price on matchdays, as a booking option?
 
jrb said:
It’s safe to say the hotel is going to generate very good revenues. I wonder if a room will guarantee a match ticket/s as part of the price on matchdays, as a booking option?
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No doubt there will be hotel and match packages mate, like you say, the hotel is going to bring huge revenue to ADUG
 
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richards30 said:
No doubt there will be hotel and match packages mate, like you say, the hotel is going to bring huge revenue to ADUG
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Just to put investment in new hotels into perspective, and the on-going demand for hotel rooms in Manchester, which will only increase with the new arena, etc.

Lamington Group’s proposals would see a long-neglected site located close to Manchester Piccadilly station redeveloped into a 31-storey hotel.

The 251-bedroom hotel, to be operated by Room2, is aiming to be the “best reviewed hotel in the UK and the country’s first net zero tower”, according to a design statement by architect Bennetts Associates.

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www.placenorthwest.co.uk

Piccadilly hotel to be ‘UK’s first net zero tower’ - Place North West

Lamington Group’s proposals would see a long-neglected site located close to Manchester Piccadilly station redeveloped into a 31-storey hotel.
www.placenorthwest.co.uk www.placenorthwest.co.uk
 
Blue warrior said:
Can someone clarify something for me?
I believe the North stand currently holds 6000.

What will if hold when all the work is finished?
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About 14k, less than spurs which fans out more, same as the stretford end, about 1k more than Evertons new stand at BM and more than the kop
 
jrb said:
Just to put investment in new hotels into perspective, and the on-going demand for hotel rooms in Manchester, which will only increase with the new arena, etc.

Lamington Group’s proposals would see a long-neglected site located close to Manchester Piccadilly station redeveloped into a 31-storey hotel.

The 251-bedroom hotel, to be operated by Room2, is aiming to be the “best reviewed hotel in the UK and the country’s first net zero tower”, according to a design statement by architect Bennetts Associates.

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www.placenorthwest.co.uk

Piccadilly hotel to be ‘UK’s first net zero tower’ - Place North West

Lamington Group’s proposals would see a long-neglected site located close to Manchester Piccadilly station redeveloped into a 31-storey hotel.
www.placenorthwest.co.uk www.placenorthwest.co.uk
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But.....will it have a living wall wrap ?
 
Blue warrior said:
Can someone clarify something for me?
I believe the North stand currently holds 6000.

What will if hold when all the work is finished?
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Not sure if it holds 6,000 or not currently, but this proposal expands it by 7,910 taking overall capacity just shy of 62,000. 14,000 in the North Stand sounds about right.

Of that, there are 600 seats for hospitality in Level 2 as discussed at length on here. And then 10 suites at the very top with a 12 person capacity each.

It will be an absolute beast of a stand and will make a racket with the right people in it. You're talking about circa 10,000 people in an extended second tier under a roof... noise levels will be insane.
 
supercity88 said:
Not sure if it holds 6,000 or not currently, but this proposal expands it by 7,910 taking overall capacity just shy of 62,000. 14,000 in the North Stand sounds about right.

Of that, there are 600 seats for hospitality in Level 2 as discussed at length on here. And then 10 suites at the very top with a 12 person capacity each.

It will be an absolute beast of a stand and will make a racket with the right people in it. You're talking about circa 11,000 people in an extended second tier under a roof... noise levels will be insane.
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And it will look in-cred-ible :)
 
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