Tivoli Stadion Tirol, Football stadium in Pradl, Austria
Tivoli Stadion Tirol is a football stadium in the Pradl district featuring modern architecture that holds approximately 17,400 spectators. The facility includes glass-enclosed sky boxes and varied seating and standing areas throughout its structure.
The original Tivoli was replaced in 2000 by a new stadium built to modern standards. The venue was temporarily expanded in 2008 to host UEFA Euro 2008, welcoming international competition.
The stadium's nickname, "Tivoli," distinguishes it from the Tivoli in Aachen, which Germans always call "der Tivoli." Since 2019/20, WSG Tirol has played its home matches here because its own Gernot-Langes-Stadion in Wattens does not meet top-flight requirements. The ground also hosts the Swarco Raiders Tirol, whose Eurobowl XXV game on 17 June 2011 drew 8,600 spectators.
The stadium provides nearby parking spaces and multiple entrances for visitors with mobility needs. Food and beverage kiosks are positioned throughout the venue during events.
The stadium is part of the OlympiaWorld Innsbruck consortium, which also manages venues from the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympics, such as the Olympiahalle and the Olympia Eiskanal Igls. The North Stand has rail seats for safe standing.
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