The Coca-Cola dome, Entertainment venue at Northgate Shopping Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa.
The Coca-Cola Dome is an entertainment venue in Johannesburg with capacity for up to 19,000 people. The space offers more than 11,000 square meters with multiple meeting rooms suitable for various event types.
The venue opened on April 8, 1998, with a Diana Ross concert attended by around 15,000 people and a surprise appearance by Nelson Mandela. This opening event marked the beginning of its history as a major cultural space in Johannesburg.
South African hip hop artist Cassper Nyovest made history in 2015 as the first local hip hop performer to fill the entire venue.
The location is easily accessible from both international airports in the region and offers extensive parking for cars and buses. Visitors will find plenty of space for convenient arrival and parking.
In 2021, the venue transformed into a specialized automotive showroom capable of displaying over 1,000 vehicles at once. This conversion shows how the space adapted to new purposes.
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