As a Dunedin native, I’m very jealous that this will soon take all the prime All Blacks tests from Dunedin. But it’s definitely what Christchurch and the South Island needs and can’t wait to see it all done! It’ll definitely be an upgrade on the old defunct Lancaster Park and certainly the current Rugby League Park stadium in Addington.
I think the idea is that you should probably take the bus from further out in the city, as the bus interchange is 2 blocks away connected by a pedestrian only street during events. A lot of people will drive still though so I’m sure Wilson’s is happy
The centre of a metro area with ~550k people in it seems like the perfect place for a stadium. Connected in with public transport and cycling infrastructure. They could have put it out in the middle of nowhere surrounded by an endless sea of carparks, but frankly, that would be horrific and would defeat the purpose of even building a stadium.
Watching this from Aussie and can’t help but notice you don’t have STOP GO men every 2 feet, which adds to the cost of the build.They do a course here to get their jobs, they have to learn stop then go.Where is the parking going to be?
@@Radman_NZ You might like this, my Aussie hubby is suing the one MP who hates Kiwis Peter Dutton.Our business in Png applied for a tender he was handling in 2019 and it uncovered his corruption.Not sure if you know what they do to whistle blowers in Aussie, but sadly for him he blocked our banks flagged hubby on Interpol and cancelled his passport.5 yrs without bank access and Jacinda did nothing to help, even though she promised a couple of passports for him and never delivered.We now have a retired Kiwi KC helping us, and I look forward to telling that creep he picked on the wrong Kiwi this time.
@@jonathanjohannis6035 ATC aren't the ones that have to give permission. In fact, they don't even come into it unless you're planning on breaking CAA regualtions and going over 400 feet AGL. Permission to fly is a Council question.
@@jonathanjohannis6035 you still need land owners permission to fly over their land. You are also within 4km of 2 helicopter pads and clearly not flying shielded in a few of your shots if you try to claim that.
An interesting overview, which many Cantabrians would probably like, as it gives them a better picture of progress. So will the rest of NZ. BUT (always a but) can someone please identify where the carparks are going to be? Or is it going to be like Eden Park - to get there you go by bus or train. The Citizens " do not like people parking in their streets". McLean Park, Napier is just as bad.
No trains in Ch-Ch, Buses yes. Car park buildings. And it's in the city. So there's parking meters in the street. And not to many people to moan about it
3500 car parks in parking buildings within a 10 minute walk. Buses, while not up to European standards of frequency, are common enough to shuffle 6500 people per hour into and out of the city on the peak schedule, which they could run if there was an event on. Christ knows how many street parks. Given Lancaster Park never had parking and there were seldom real problems, this should be fine. I'd be more concerned about the needless cost overruns and the Guaranteed Crappy Management that will be running the place.
@@iatsd " I hope what I have just read is classified as secret, in that stated information will NOT, repeat NOT be revealed to any one living in the greater Auckland area" . If it is, o hell just think of what Mike Hoskings will say when he returns to his radio show, also not least the Mayor. I am referring to the chaotic mess that Eden park has become.
@@iatsd It literally will be, the wind is the worst of it. Which will be largely blocked out in this stadium. I have only been to the current stadium twice in the past 13 years. I intend to go to this stadium somewhat regularly.
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As a Dunedin native, I’m very jealous that this will soon take all the prime All Blacks tests from Dunedin. But it’s definitely what Christchurch and the South Island needs and can’t wait to see it all done! It’ll definitely be an upgrade on the old defunct Lancaster Park and certainly the current Rugby League Park stadium in Addington.
Impressive structure. Hope it can stand a good shaking.
Was there in November the the roof has progressed alot in that time
Thanks, I am going to be doing fortnight updates so watch this space
Great progress. Still not convinced about location tho. Great business for Wilson’s car parks
It's not that far from the bus station
I think the idea is that you should probably take the bus from further out in the city, as the bus interchange is 2 blocks away connected by a pedestrian only street during events. A lot of people will drive still though so I’m sure Wilson’s is happy
The centre of a metro area with ~550k people in it seems like the perfect place for a stadium. Connected in with public transport and cycling infrastructure.
They could have put it out in the middle of nowhere surrounded by an endless sea of carparks, but frankly, that would be horrific and would defeat the purpose of even building a stadium.
Watching this from Aussie and can’t help but notice you don’t have STOP GO men every 2 feet, which adds to the cost of the build.They do a course here to get their jobs, they have to learn stop then go.Where is the parking going to be?
The local businesses will hire their car parks for a fee lol.
@ Thankyou just a homesick Kiwi who does not like where I live. convict land is not all it’s cracked up to be.
@@d.a2500 I'd only go there to get gold lol.
@@Radman_NZ You might like this, my Aussie hubby is suing the one MP who hates Kiwis Peter Dutton.Our business in Png applied for a tender he was handling in 2019 and it uncovered his corruption.Not sure if you know what they do to whistle blowers in Aussie, but sadly for him he blocked our banks flagged hubby on Interpol and cancelled his passport.5 yrs without bank access and Jacinda did nothing to help, even though she promised a couple of passports for him and never delivered.We now have a retired Kiwi KC helping us, and I look forward to telling that creep he picked on the wrong Kiwi this time.
@@d.a2500 Good for you.
Why the roof ?
It always rains in Auckland they say 😂
A stadium built in town instead of out in the countryside with 200 hectares of parking around it...
SPOT ON ..CLEVER PEOPLE WHO DIDNT THINK ABOUT THE CONGESTION IT WILL CREATE
You had permission to fly in the central city?
@@iatsd I had clearance from ATC (AirShare)
@@jonathanjohannis6035 ATC aren't the ones that have to give permission. In fact, they don't even come into it unless you're planning on breaking CAA regualtions and going over 400 feet AGL.
Permission to fly is a Council question.
@@jonathanjohannis6035 you still need land owners permission to fly over their land. You are also within 4km of 2 helicopter pads and clearly not flying shielded in a few of your shots if you try to claim that.
A lot of building for a small stadium 25 to 30 thousand capacity I think
An interesting overview, which many Cantabrians would probably like, as it gives them a better picture of progress. So will the rest of NZ. BUT (always a but) can someone please identify where the carparks are going to be? Or is it going to be like Eden Park - to get there you go by bus or train. The Citizens " do not like people parking in their streets".
McLean Park, Napier is just as bad.
No trains in Ch-Ch, Buses yes. Car park buildings. And it's in the city. So there's parking meters in the street. And not to many people to moan about it
It's also easily walking distance from the city.
3500 car parks in parking buildings within a 10 minute walk. Buses, while not up to European standards of frequency, are common enough to shuffle 6500 people per hour into and out of the city on the peak schedule, which they could run if there was an event on. Christ knows how many street parks. Given Lancaster Park never had parking and there were seldom real problems, this should be fine. I'd be more concerned about the needless cost overruns and the Guaranteed Crappy Management that will be running the place.
@@iatsd " I hope what I have just read is classified as secret, in that stated information will NOT, repeat NOT be revealed to any one living in the greater Auckland area" . If it is, o hell just think of what Mike Hoskings will say when he returns to his radio show, also not least the Mayor.
I am referring to the chaotic mess that Eden park has become.
Johnathon - this is highly illegal and should be removed. Suggest you learn the laws of drone use asap
The ground is sand ,its going to sink ,and people will be traped
Just in case you didn't know, all of Christchurch is build on swampy land.
@@reynolds0088 Just in case you didn't know... Not all of Christchurch is built on swampy land.
Surprised the cardboard church is still there….
WHAT A WASTE OF RATEPAYERS MONEY.WHEN THE OTHER STAIDUM WAS HARDLY EVER FULL.
TOO BLOODY COLD
@@alisterbennett This one isn't going to be any warmer.
@@iatsd It literally will be, the wind is the worst of it. Which will be largely blocked out in this stadium. I have only been to the current stadium twice in the past 13 years. I intend to go to this stadium somewhat regularly.
It's always for Christchurch .what about Invercargill .that's the stupid government ( national)
Labour funded it not national
Chch is 8 times the size of Invercargill. Thats why.