USadium Compare And Contrast

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Are you a sport’s fan?? Do you like to watch your favorite sport from the stadium?? One of my favorite moments that when I screamed loudly to encourage my team from the stadium with the others. When I was in Syria. I went to Damascus International Stadium. I was surprised and excited especially when I saw the huge size and the number of seats, and when I came to U.S.A. My favorite teacher (Prof, Tom) took us to visit U.F Stadium. Today, I would like to compare and contrast both of them from the size, the design, and the concession stands.

First of all, I would like to compare the size between Damascus International Stadium and Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. The size of Damascus International Stadium is very different than the size of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium because it has three levels, which are designed to host the attendants' seats; the first tier holds up to 25,000 seats while the second and the third host 14,100 each. The VIP hall located on the third level, is designed and decorated with oriental woodworks. On the other hand, Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Field has undergone many
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It has two levels: the first level is the sport ground itself, with its surrounding facilities, the second level consists of training halls, different facilities and support services. Also, the stadium is designed to be on the oval, and they made the playing field in the form of a rectangle inside the oval reunion to allow for amateur running by running around the playground at the times that do not have a soccer game. On contrast to Damascus International Stadium, Ben Hill Griffin Stadium is designed to be the rectangle like Damascus International Stadium .also, both of them have two goalposts at opposite ends of the field, but Ben Hill Griffin Stadium upgraded some areas to allow for more efficient movement during high traffic

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