The city will benefit from the improvements to the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Center and the construction of a new sand of $ 200 million in Southport, while the Gold Coast Hockey Center will also receive an update.
The Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Center will be the host of the Olympic volleyball preliminaries and weightlifting. It will also house sitting volleyball and weightlifting during the Paralympic Games.
The Gold Coast Sport and Leisure Center in Carrara will be the host of Olympic Judo and Wrestling, and the Boccia for the Paralympic Games.
The Gold Coast Stadium, now known as CBUS Super Stadium, will organize preliminary football clashes.
Coomera Indoor Sports Center will be the host of the Olympic volleyball and the Paralympic wheelchair rugby. It will have a 11,000 spectator capacity during the games with temporary seat overlap.
A temporary installation in Broadbeach will be the host of the Olympic beach volleyball and Paralympic football from 5 next to it, while another temporary installation in Southport Broadwater Parklands will be the host of the Olympic triathlon, the swimming marathon and the paralimpic triathlon. This temporal place will have a 5,000 spectator capacity.
As part of the plans for the Olympic Games, the state government has promised faster railway links between Brisbane and Gold Coast and future stages of Coomera Connect Road.
Grassroots Sporting Clubs will also share a portion of the $ 250 million games! Financing program.
An Olympic and Paralympic village will be built in Robina, adjacent to the center of the city of Robina, and will be the home of 2,600 athletes and officials. The main town will be built in Brisbane.
Gold Coast will also be the host of a “live site” where viewers can see all the action and enjoy the festivities.
Queensland Prime Minister David Crisafulli said that 2032 would be Queensland’s games.
“These games are a unique opportunity in generating an infrastructure, tourism and a base sport legacy to benefit all Queensland,” said Crisafulli.
“The delivery of 2032 and beyond establishes the plan to build much more than what is needed for a few weeks of competition.
“This is a plan that develops for our future, ensuring that regional communities continue to benefit in the coming decades.
“As for 2032, through better connectivity and adequate infrastructure, the Gold coast will be ready to open its doors not only to games but more tourists, more employment and more opportunities.”
