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"World Cup Guidelines......worth READING"
- Schools will be closed for almost over 4 weeks during the World Cup - it was apparently legislated last week. What do you do with your kids?
- Air tickets to Cape Town (for example) will cost about R8,000 per seat as some flights have to leave same night after the games due to accommodation problems in PLZ/CPT /DBN/BLOEM. So the flights will operate 24 hours. Expect NOISE. Expect TRAFFIC around airports all hours.
- Fresh veggies and fruit will be scarce, if not unavailable, during this time. For the World Cup in Germany, they had to import them.
- Traffic will increase by about 30% at the times of the games as fans go to the grounds or FANPARKS (games start at 13.30 , 16.00 and 2030 hrs. ) and matches are announced for December 4th. This is obviously the best time to fly - whilst matches are on!
- Road areas around stadiums will be closed off.
- It is expected that 550,000 people will be travelling to/from matches and 100,000 per match day
Expect considerable delays on match days.
- There will not be parking available at airports - so arrange drop offs.
- 4,800 buses will be operational and there will be restrictions on truckers/hauliers , etc. so we need to plan with clients and especially on containers needing haulage.
- "Fan Parks" will be a huge attraction (see the list of Fan Parks ) and traffic to/from those areas will be extremely congested. At one Fan Park in Germany 500,000 people pitched up, consuming during the events, 3 million sausages, 1 million litres of beer, etc. Think of the logistics and TOILETS
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