Boca Juniors’ Bombonera Expansion Receives Crucial Approval
Buenos Aires – Boca Juniors are one step closer to realizing their dream of expanding the legendary La Bombonera stadium to a capacity of 80,000. The club announced today that the National Transport Regulation Commission (CNRT) has approved the preliminary project for the expansion.
Project Details and Approval
The approved plan centers around the construction of four towers, each equipped with elevators and stairs. These towers will be connected by pedestrian bridges extending over the adjacent train tracks, significantly improving access and circulation within the stadium. The CNRT’s approval confirms the technical feasibility of the project.
“In other words something very clear: the project is possible, it was evaluated by the corresponding organizations and it does not present technical impediments to moving forward,”
Boca Juniors Official Statement
Next Steps for the Expansion
Following the CNRT’s approval, Boca Juniors is now preparing the final project documentation. The club will submit this documentation to the Agency of State Property Administration (AABE), which is responsible for managing national state properties. If the AABE approves the land concession – a key step – Boca will then present the plans to the City of Buenos Aires government for final approval.
The CNRT approval follows a previous authorization from Ferrosur, paving the way for this ambitious undertaking.
What the Expansion Means for Boca Fans
The expansion of La Bombonera represents a significant investment in the future of Boca Juniors and will provide an enhanced matchday experience for fans. The increased capacity will allow more supporters to witness the passion and excitement of Boca Juniors matches firsthand.
FAQ
- What is the capacity of La Bombonera after the expansion? Approximately 80,000 spectators.
- What is the next step in the expansion process? Submission of final project documentation to the Agency of State Property Administration (AABE).
- Who approved the preliminary project? The National Transport Regulation Commission (CNRT).