DURBAN'S Moses Mabhida Stadium has generated more than R4million through its sky car and bungee-jumping facilities in the past few months, the city said yesterday.
DURBAN'S Moses Mabhida Stadium has generated more than R4million through its sky car and bungee-jumping facilities in the past few months, the city said yesterday.
"This proves that our stadium will never be a white elephant.
"The over R4million does not include money generated by businesses at the stadium," said city manager Mike Sutcliffe.
The stadium, which was completed months before the World Cup, had become one of South Africa's top tourist attractions, he said.
More than 80000 people had already made sky-car trips to the top of the 106m arch in the sky-car to experience the stunning views of the city and Indian Ocean, Sutcliffe said. - Sapa
SKY-CAR TRIPS BRING IN CASH
DURBAN'S Moses Mabhida Stadium has generated more than R4million through its sky car and bungee-jumping facilities in the past few months, the city said yesterday.
DURBAN'S Moses Mabhida Stadium has generated more than R4million through its sky car and bungee-jumping facilities in the past few months, the city said yesterday.
"This proves that our stadium will never be a white elephant.
"The over R4million does not include money generated by businesses at the stadium," said city manager Mike Sutcliffe.
The stadium, which was completed months before the World Cup, had become one of South Africa's top tourist attractions, he said.
More than 80000 people had already made sky-car trips to the top of the 106m arch in the sky-car to experience the stunning views of the city and Indian Ocean, Sutcliffe said. - Sapa
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