A NEW IDEA from Boston, the city of 100 colleges and 250,000 students. Because we love sports, as our four main professional teams won 32 titles as of 2010, and because we’re eager to welcome the world in 2024, for the greatest celebration, the Olympic Games. We want to invite people from all nations, to celebrate the dream of victory, and the most important, to make new friends ! Our project is to offer the best venues for the best events. Boston is ready, 76% of our venues are already built, and compact, 85% of the proposed venues are situated in a radius of 10km around the Olympic Park. WE WANT THE BEST FOR BOSTON, WE WANT THE BEST FOR THE GAMES, WE WANT THE BEST FOR THE WORLD.

5 Football Cities

MAPS

Events Venue Seating Capacity

Existing venue, no permanent work required

Football (preliminaries) Landover Field (FedEx Field) 91,704

Football (preliminaries) New Meadowlands Stadium 82,566

Football (preliminaries) Baltimore Stadium (M&T Bank Stadium) 71,008

Football (prelims. and finals) Foxborough Stadium (Gillette Stadium) 68,756

Football (preliminaries) Philadelphia Field (Lincoln Financial Field) 68,535

Rugby 7s Alumni Stadium 44,500

Modern Pentathlon (Equestrian, Running/Shooting)

Harvard Stadium 30,800

Cycling (BMX) Fenway Park 30,000

Gymnastics (Artistics, Trampoline) Basketball (Finals)

Boston Garden (TD Garden) 17,500 18,600

Equestrian White Stadium, Franklin Park 15,000

Judo, Wrestling Conte Forum 8,600

Table Tennis, Taekwondo Agganis Arena 7,000

Handball (preliminaries) Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell 6,496

Boxing Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (Hall 1) 6,000

Badminton, Gymnastics (Rythmics) Matthews Arena 5,000

Fencing Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (Hall 2) 5,000

Weightlifting Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (Hall 3) 5,000

Modern Pentathlon (Fencing) Walter Brown Arena 3,806

Golf The Country Club 2,000*

Volleyball (Beach) Boston Commons Volleyball Stadium 14,000

Cycling (Road), Ahletics (Walking) Boston Commons 2,000*

Triathlon North End 3,000*

Cycling (Road), Ahletics (Walking) Boston Commons 2,000*

Cycling (Mountain Bike) Malden Park 2,000*

Modern Pentathlon (Fencing) Gordon Indoor Track at Harvard University 2,000

Existing venue, permanent work required

Rowing, Canoe Kayak (Flatwater) Charles River 15,000

Field Hockey Nickerson Field Field 1 : 15,000 Field 2 : 5,000

Sailing Marina Bay, Quincy 1,000*

Aquatics (Water Polo) Modern Pentathlon (Swimming)

Blodgett Hall at Harvard University 5,000

THE BOSTON PLAN World class venues in two clusters (the Olympic Park and the Olympic River Area). A new Olympic Park will be developed on a former industrial district, plus the use of existing venues and temporary structures not to waist money in white elephants. The Olympic River Area will use exist-ing venues, famous college facilities, a world class arena (the TD Garden), a mythic ballpark (Fenway Park), a natural river (Charles River) in the heart of the city for Rowing and Canoeing.

Additional, permanent venues

Athletics (Track & Field), Ceremonies Olympic Stadium 80,000

Aquatics (Swimming, Synchronised Swimming, Diving)

Olympic Aquatics Center at Massachusetts Institute of Technology

15,000

Tennis Olympic Tennis Center Ctr. Court : 10,000

Court 1 : 5,000 Court 2 : 3,000

Basketball (preliminaries) Handball (finals)

Harvard Arena 10,000

Canoe Kayak (Slalom) Olympic Whitewater Stadium 8,000

Cycling (Track) New England Velodrome 7,000

Shooting Squantum Park Shooting Center 5,000

Temporary venues

Volleyball Olympic Pavillon 15,000

Archery Olympic Park Archery Fields 5,000

* + general admission standing capacity

Gillette Stadium TD Garden

Harvard

Conte Forum