2014 FIFA World Cup Football (soccer) Venues or Stadium | Arena Corinthians

2014 FIFA World Cup Football (soccer) Venue or Stadium-Arena Corinthians:

FIFA world cup football (soccer) venue named Arena Corinthians located  in Sao Paulo, Brazil. This soccer (football) venue is the coming home sports stadium of the football (soccer) Club Corinthians Paulista. Field dimensions of this venue are 115 by 74 yd (105 by 68 meters). Construction cost is approximately R $1.15 Billion. 

When accomplished, football venue Arena Corinthians will be the 5th-largest sports stadium on the  leadership  of the Brazilian League & 11th-biggest in Brazil, with a holding capability of 48,234.The sports stadium (venue) will host six games of  FIFA World Cup football games (matches) 2014 along with the 1st (opening) World cup Football (soccer) games. Due to request of minimum 65,000 seats for the  FIFA World Cup 2014 (opening) 1st match,  19,800 (temporary) seats will be added to this sports stadium for the FIFA world cup tournament.

The football club chose to hold those (temporary) seats for eighteen calendar month after the 2014 FIFA World Cup football (soccer) games are  over. During this time, the seating capability will be 68,034, making the sports stadium (venue) the 2nd largest sports stadium in Serie A & the biggest private sports stadium in Brazil.

2014 FIFA World Cup Football (soccer) Venues or Stadium | Arena Fonte Nova and Estádio do Morumbi

FIFA World Cup 2014 Football (soccer) Venues or Stadium Arena Fonte Nova and Estádio do  Morumbi:

Arena Fonte Nova

2014 FIFA World Cup Football (soccer) Venue Arena Fonte Nova is located in the city of Salvador which translates as "Savior" in Portuguese. This football (soccer) stadium is being demolished and rebuilt. It will hold approximately 55,000 capacity. The city was a former capital of Brazil and has a large African population. Salvador is notable for its long coastal line and beaches. Other touristic attractions are parks, museums and theaters.

Estádio do Morumbi

2014 FIFA World cup football (soccer) venue Estádio do Morumbi is located in the city of Sao Paulo which translates as "St. Paul" in Portuguese. A decision has not yet been made with regards to using this stadium for the 2014 World Cup football games.Sao Paulo is the largest and the most ethnically diverse cities in Brazil.It is also the financial capital of Brazil.The city is notable for its skyscrapers, cultural events, many landmarks, shopping malls, diverse cuisine and museums.

2014 Brazil FIFA World Cup football (soccer) venues or stadium | Arena Cidade da Copa (arena pernambuco) & Maracana

2014 FIFA World Cup Football (soccer) Venues Arena Cidade da Copa (arena pernambuco)& Maracana in Brazil:

Arena Cidade da Copa (arena pernambuco)

FIFA 2014 World Cup football (soccer) venue Arena Cidade da Copa also known as Arena pernambuco is located in the city of Recife which means "Reef" in Portuguese. Once completed, this new football stadium / venue will approximately hold over 46,000 capacity. Recife is one of the most culturally diverse cities and prime business centers in Brazil. The city has an international airport and two ports, shopping centers, museums and a number of beaches.

Maracana

2014 FIFA World cup football (soccer) venue Maracana is located in the city of Rio de Janeiro. The football stadium / venue will be upgraded to accommodate a capacity of 90,000. Rio de Janeiro which is translated as "River of January" in Portuguese, is the second largest city in Brazil. It is commonly referred to as Rio. Rio is the most popular touristic location in South America. The city is famous for its beaches, Corcovado and Sugar loaf mountains, and the towering statue of "Christ the Redeemer".