Winter Olympic Games Beijing 2022 Venues

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NATIONAL KUYANGSHU CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING CENTRE

 

 

Sports: CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING, NORDIC COMBINED (Cross-Country Skiing)

Cluster: Zhangjiakou

Capacity: 15 000

The National Kuyangshu Cross-Country Skiing Centre is a part of the National Biathlon and Nordic Sports Centre complex located in Chongli District in Zhangjiakou city 180km north of Beijing. With just about a kilometer from the Olympic village the venue will offer a capacity of 15 000 places with 5000 fixed seats.

 

The complex is located in the valley on the southeast side of the Putrajaya area. From west to east, it is the stadium operation complex, the athletes complex, the stadium technical building, the stadium media center, and the broadcast complex. Among them, the total length of the track is 9.7 kilometers, which is divided into a race track in the east valley and a training track in the south valley; both offering possibilities for both cross-country skiing styles (Classical and Freestyle), the technical building area of the venue is 4890 square meters, with a basement level and 4 floors above the ground. 

 

The venue will obviously host all the 12 Cross-Country competitions of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games (the M & W Individual Sprint Freestyle, M & W Team Sprint Classical, M 15km Classical & W 10km Classical Interval start individual, M 15km Classical + 15km Freestyle Skiathlon & W 7.5km Classical + 7.5km Freestyle Skiathlon, M 50km Mass Start Freestyle & W 30km Mass Start Freestyle Marathons and Team Relays M 4x10km & W 4x5km with opening two legs in Classical style and last two legs of both events in Freestyle technique), and also will be the venue of second part (Cross-Country Skiing) of the all 3 Nordic Combined events (M Individual Normal Hill Gundersen, Individual Large Hill Gundersen and Teams Large Hill Gundersen relay).

 

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GENTING SNOW PARK

 

 

Sports: FREESTYLE SKIING (Halfpipe & Slopestyle), SNOWBOARDING (Halfpipe & Slopestyle)

Cluster: Zhangjiakou

Capacity: 7 500

The Genting Snow Park is a new modern ski & winter sports resort located in Chongli district near of the city of Zhangjiakou, around 180km north of Beijing. The Genting Snow Park will be one of the most busiest venue of the 2022 Winter Olympic Games, it consist of not only the main resort which will host the Park events but also two other minor resorts within the venue the Thaiwoo Ski resort which will serve as host of Mogus, Aerials and Cross events and the Wanlong slope that will host the Alpine Snowboarding competitions.

 

The main venue, called also "Secret Garden" will be also divided itself into two separate venues called A & B, each of them with capacity of 7500 places, with 5000 fixed seats.  which will host the M & W Slopestyle and the other the M & W Halfpipe competitions in both Freestyle Skiing and Snowboarding.

 

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THAIWOO SKI RESORT

 

 

Sports: FREESTYLE SKIING (Aerials, Moguls & Ski Cross), SNOWBOARDING (Snowboard Cross)

Cluster: Zhangjiakou

Capacity: 10 000

The Thaiwoo Ski Resort is a part of the Genting Snow Park complex more famous abroad under the nick name "Secret Garden", It is a specific Freeski resort, which already hosted many international major competitions and is a regular World Cup stage. The whole Genting snow park venue is located in the Chongli district, north of Beijing.

 

 

During the 2022 Winter Olympics Thaiwoo Ski Resort will serve as venue for different Freestyle Skiing events, (the M & W Aerials, the historic debut of the Mixed Team Aerials, the M & W Moguls and the M & W Ski Cross) but also the venue for the Snowboarding M & W Snowboard Cross events and debuting Olympic Mixed Snoxboard Cross Team.

 

The full capacity of the Thaiwoo Ski Resort is 10000 seats.

 

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WANLONG SKI RESORT

 

 

Sports: SNOWBOARDING (Parallel Giant Slalom)

Cluster: Zhangjiakou

Capacity: 5 000

The Wanlong Ski Resort is another part of the massive Genting Snow Park which will be the main venue of the Freestyle Skiing and Snowboarding competitions during the Beijing Winter Olympics. The resort will be the farthest venue of the games from the Capital, Beijing. 22km east of the Chongli district main city, Zhangjiakou, 4 hours drive from the Chinese capital city.

 

The Wanlong Ski resort which will offer 22km of slopes, will be however also the least busy center of the games, it should host only the Alpine Snowboarding events of the Olympics (the M & W Parallel Giant Slalom).

 

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Winter olympics with the best venues is coming. Thank you China.

[NearPup 4,169]

3 hours ago, opruh said:

Winter olympics with the best venues is coming.

For the only sport that matters (moguls) SLC’s venue remains the greatest of all times :P

 

(I am much more excited for Milan’s venues tbh, Olympic biathlon in Antholz is gonna be nuts)

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17 hours ago, NearPup said:

For the only sport that matters (moguls) SLC’s venue remains the greatest of all times :P

 

(I am much more excited for Milan’s venues tbh, Olympic biathlon in Antholz is gonna be nuts)

Tbh, only venue I care about is the one for short track because that's my favorite winter sport.

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19 hours ago, opruh said:

Tbh, only venue I care about is the one for short track because that's my favorite winter sport.

Beijing is going to be on par w/ SLC and Sochi there IMO.

 

(For all the issues w/ Sochi their figure skating / short track venue and their primary ice hockey venue were gorgeous)

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I guess these things will start to look better once it's filled with snow, the grandstands are in place, all the Olympic decoration is done, there are people, and so on. Right now - or at least on the photos - of course most still look like giant, half-finished building projects, but surely that'll get better  

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Beijing 2022: Water to Ice Conversion - click here for video  - 12Jan21 - Architecture of the Games

 

Click on the link above to see a time lapse video on the organisers converted The Cube, 2008 Olympic swimming venue, to the curling venue for the 2022 Winter Olympics.