Stadion (Vienna U-Bahn)

The Stadion station subway line U2 in Vienna's 2nd district Leopoldstadt was built in high position. It is located in the area of ​​intersection Vorgartenstraße / Meiereistraße. It is named after the one hand, the Ernst- Happel -Stadion, on the other hand, the Ferry - Dusika Stadium, both of which are located near the station.

The station was handed over on 10 May 2008 with the opening of the second portion of the U2 between Scots ring and stadium of their determination. The station is three-pronged and has two central platforms. A station building located on the side of the front yard street at the height of the Dr. Natterer 's alley, the main reception building leads to Meiereistrasse and serves as access to nearby sporting venues. East of the tracks are performed on three dimensions, to act as a buffer zone. In addition, a siding is available.

In the immediate vicinity are the Ernst- Happel -Stadion, the Ferry - Dusika Stadium and the shopping center Stadion Center. During the 2008 European Football Championship saw the first time in Vienna - planned for other major events - control system that always go only so many passengers on the platforms as will fit in the next subway train.

The tram line 21, which reversed earlier parallel to the present-day routing of U2 on a separate track in the body Engerthstraße to the stadium, was abandoned in the course of the extension of the U2. On this track body other tram lines were conducted under the so -called " stadium traffic " at events at nearby stadiums.

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Reception building, the eastern part of

Eastern, entrance Olympiaplatz

Eastern part, input Stadium

Reception building, south side

Reception building, the western part

Western part, input Vorgartenstraße

Western part, input Krieau

Event input ( open)

Event Sunrise