Specific Stadium
Specific Stadium is the largest stadium in Wikiland with 112,430 seats. Located in New Cheyenne, it is named after the Specific Ocean, which New Cheyenne sits close to. It is the home of the New Cheyenne United FC and Unionville FC and also sees home games with the Ferria football and rugby teams, as well as important WAUCA preseason and postseason games. Being the home of two archrivals makes it comparable with such stadiums as San Siro in Milan, Italy (home to AC Milan and Internazionale) and the Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (home to Flamengo and Fluminense). Due to the unique magnitude among Wikilandian derbies, the New Cheyenne derby sells out in seconds.
Specific Stadium's field of play can be configured in many ways. It can turn from a 112,430-seat football stadium to an 110,570-seat athletics stadium with ease. When compared with Real World stadiums, Specific Stadium would sit right above Michigan Stadium in the United States (107,601) and slightly below Rungrado 1st of May Stadium (114,000) in North Korea in terms of seating capacity. It is also among the most expensive stadiums in the world.
The opening ceremony of Specific Stadium was held in 2019, one year earlier. 109,747 fans witnessed a theatrical performance filled with music, dance, theatre, and other forms of art. The national teams moved in not long afterwards. The stadium was the centrepiece of the New Cheyenne 2020 Collaboran Games, with all events hosted being sold out. In 2022, it hosted seven games in the World Cup. In 2023, Specific Stadium hosted The Tony Awards, which recognized outstanding achievements in skate board. The attendance was a mere 102 fans, thus being the lowest-attended event in stadium history.
With the flexibility of its field of play, it also has the ability to host other events, such as Wiki Bowls, other significant American football games at the collegiate and high school levels, Wiki Cup games, Collabora Cup games, other significant association football games at many levels, athletics meetings and championships, basketball, ice hockey, baseball, Canadian football, rugby union, rugby league, field hockey, handball, basketball, tennis, volleyball, badminton, boxing, gymnastics, different styles of wrestling, MMA, supercross, monster truck shows, cricket, Gaelic football, hurling, Australian rules football, conferences, summits, religious gatherings, exhibitions, expositions, concerts, marching band competitions, and many other shows.
Notable events
2020 Collaboran Games
| Event | Attendance |
|---|---|
| Opening Ceremony | 110,345 |
| Athletics Day 1 | 107,670 |
| Athletics Day 2 | 108,407 |
| Athletics Day 3 | 110,472 |
| Athletics Day 4 | 110,178 |
| Athletics Day 5 | 110,266 |
| Athletics Day 6 | 110,180 |
| Athletics Day 7 | 110,212 |
| Athletics Day 8 | 110,291 |
| Athletics Day 9 | 109,989 |
| Women's Football Final | 107,086 |
| Men's Football Final | 110,235 |
| Closing Ceremony | 110,357 |
2022 World Cup
| Event | Attendance |
|---|---|
| Group Stage Game (Opening Game) | 110,057 |
| Group Stage Game | 109,485 |
| Group Stage Game | 109,871 |
| Group Stage Game | 109,442 |
| Round of 16 Game | 109,576 |
| Quarter-Final Game | 109,817 |
| Final | 110,481 |
Tony Awards
| Year | Attendance |
|---|---|
| 2023 | 102 |