Key facts
| Address | Cairo, Egypt |
| Capacity | 20,000 |
| Build Date | 1991 |
| Architect | Magd Al-Masara |
| Cost | L.E. 248 million |
| Where is Cairo Stadium Indoor Halls Complex located? | 30.070092°N 31.307098°E |
Description
The Covered Hall is an indoor sports arena located in Cairo. The arena currently has the capacity of 20,000.
It is one of the biggest covered halls in the world it has 20.000 chairs & has a record in 1993 holding 32,000 spectators in handball youth world cup final won by the Egyptians against Denmark also it has 3 smaller halls no 1 that holds 3,000 spectators & no2-no3 each holds 1,000 spectators.
FAQ
The Cairo Stadium Indoor Halls Complex was opened in 1991.
The complex was built to host indoor sports events, particularly for the 1991 All-Africa Games. It continues to serve as a venue for various indoor sporting events and competitions.
The complex can host a variety of indoor sports, including basketball, volleyball, handball, and gymnastics. It has also been used for other events such as boxing matches and concerts.
The complex consists of four main halls, each designed to accommodate different sports and events.
The main hall has a seating capacity of approximately 20,000 spectators, making it one of the largest indoor sports venues in Africa.
The Cairo Stadium Indoor Halls Complex is located within the larger Cairo International Stadium complex in Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt.
Yes, the complex has hosted several major international events. Most notably, it was a key venue for the 1991 All-Africa Games and has since been used for various African and international championships in different sports.
