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Sky Stadium

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Sky Stadium, commercially known by this name from 2020 to early 2026, is a major multi-purpose sports venue situated in Wellington, New Zealand. Opened in the year 2000 as Wellington Regional Stadium, it was constructed to replace the city's older Athletic Park. The facility serves as the home ground for the Wellington Hurricanes in Super Rugby and the Wellington Phoenix in association football. Built on reclaimed railway land near the waterfront, its distinctive silver exterior has earned it the local nickname "The Cake Tin."

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When did Sky Stadium open?

Sky Stadium opened in 2000 in Wellington, New Zealand. It was originally called Wellington Regional Stadium.

What was Sky Stadium called before 2020?

The venue opened as Wellington Regional Stadium. It was commercially known as Sky Stadium from 2020 into the mid-2020s.

Why was Sky Stadium built?

The stadium was built to replace Wellington's older Athletic Park. It was designed as a modern multi-purpose venue for sport and major events.

What events take place at Sky Stadium?

Sky Stadium hosts multiple types of sports and entertainment events in Wellington. Its uses include large football and rugby fixtures, concerts, and other public events.

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