L e d s
vapor lights
vapor lights
vapor lights
L e d s
Football teams use a couple of types of lights depending on what the stadium is set up for. A few use incandescent but the vast majority today use high intensity discharge lighting.
The two words may be used interchangeably. However, there are slight differences in meaning between the two and it mostly has to do with the type of event being presented. In the United States and elsewhere, a stadium refers to a large, usually outdoor structure consisting of a playing field or stage partially or completely enclosed by tiers of seats where spectators may sit and watch. Hence, a stadium is usually designed for outdoor sports such as association football (soccer), American football, cricket, baseball, and stock car racing. An arena, on the other hand, is usually designed for indoor sports such as basketball, ice hockey, volleyball, wrestling, and rodeo. Both a stadium and an arena are almost identical in design and construction except that a stadium is usually for outdoor sports and an arena is usually for indoor sports.
Orlando Sports Stadium was created in 1967.
All Sports Stadium was created in 1961.
All Sports Stadium ended in 2005.
Millions of people play outdoor sports.
The capacity of National Sports Stadium at Harare in Zimbabwe is 60,000.