Azteca Stadium Revamp: Ready for 2026 World Cup Kickoff
The iconic Azteca Stadium in Mexico City is being renovated to reopen before the 2026 World Cup. Improvements include enhanced fan experiences and city infrastructure upgrades. Mexico City mayor Clara Brugada announced the updates, including increased train services and advanced video surveillance systems to ensure smooth operations during the event.
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The Azteca Stadium is set to reopen 75 days before the 2026 World Cup, boasting improved facilities and services, announced Mexico City mayor Clara Brugada on Wednesday. The renovations aim to provide a better fan experience while ensuring the stadium's functionality for the future.
As the venue prepares to host its third World Cup, significant improvements are underway, including city infrastructure enhancements like upgraded lighting and pedestrian paths. The Tren Ligero light rail service will also expand, accommodating an anticipated 400,000 passengers daily to handle game day crowds efficiently.
In terms of security, Mexico City is ramping up its video surveillance capabilities, with thousands of new cameras scheduled for installation to bolster public safety. The former presidential residence, Los Pinos, will serve as the media center during the event.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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