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With the growing international involvement of the National team and soccer clubs from Liechtenstein an international infrastructure and enhanced requirements became necessary. The FIFA as well as the UEFA required Liechtenstein in the mid 90s to provide modern facilities and a stadium that fulfilled the international standards to recognize Liechtenstein as a football location.
On July 31st 1998 the Rheinpark Stadium with its official international designations was opened with a friendly game of the FC Vaduz against the then incumbent German Champian 1. FC Kaiserslautern.
Eight years later, in 2006 the Stadium was enlarged with two new, roofed stands in the south and north. The training facilities were over-all modernised and increased, with a artificial turf pitch and two natural pitches. Also integrated within the facilities were a Beach Volleyball pitch and a playground.
Facts and Figures on the Rheinpark Stadium
Roofed Seats
Total: 6'127
Sector 1 / Main Stand: 2'684 (incl. Media-, Observer- and Wheelchairseats)
Sector 3 / Opposite Stand: 970 (incl. Mediaseats)
Sector 2 / South Stand: 1'232
Sector 4 / North Stand: 1'241
Standing Room
The South- and North stand both have capacaties for standing room, each for 2'092 people. The total stadium capacity therefore is 7’838.
Commentator Seats
Sector 1 / Main Stand: 12
Sector 3 / Opposite Stand: 8
Press Media Seats
Sector 1 / Main Stand: 36
Sector 3 / Opposite Stand: 20
Field
105 x 68 m
combined Drip-Draininstallation with a fully automated sprinkling system
Floodlights
4 Steel-line-masts (36m) with 152 floodlights, each 1800 watt. E-Power requirement 300 kW
Vertical luminous intensity: 1200 Lux (Training 100 Lux, Match 400 Lux, TV 700 Lux)
Acoustic Facilities
Peripheral acoustic irradiation 2400/3600Watt, 4 switching units, 28 Boxes
Ventilation System
Supply- und Drawing-off air facilities with heat recovery
Heating
Gas heating 120 kW with radiators
Floor heating el. Power requirement: 400 kW
Parking
250 Cars
30 Buses
Costs
ca. 19 Mio. CHF
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