GBModerator Posted February 22 Report Posted February 22 The cauldrons were extinguished, the flag handed over to French Alps 2030. What does the future look like for the Winter Olympics? The post Milano Cortina 2026 closes with a ceremony of understated art and culture, but the next chapter of the Winter Olympics is unclear appeared first on GamesBids.com. View the full article Quote
iceman530 Posted February 23 Report Posted February 23 Italy answered the questions about a spread out games......it works Quote
baron-pierreIV Posted February 23 Report Posted February 23 (edited) 21 minutes ago, iceman530 said: Italy answered the questions about a spread out games......it works From the comfort & warmth of your armchair, yeah, it works. But wait until you actually work behind-the-scenes of such an undertaking. You think in July 2028, I can watch a football prelim in New York City @ 11:00am -- grab an intercon flight & catch a Rhythmic Gymnastics event at Galen Center, USC, by 7:30pm?? 🤔 Edited February 23 by baron-pierreIV 1 Quote
Sir Rols Posted February 23 Report Posted February 23 44 minutes ago, baron-pierreIV said: From the comfort & warmth of your armchair, yeah, it works. But wait until you actually work behind-the-scenes of such an undertaking. You think in July 2028, I can watch a football prelim in New York City @ 11:00am -- grab an intercon flight & catch a Rhythmic Gymnastics event at Galen Center, USC, by 7:30pm?? 🤔 That ship’s long sailed. The only ones really able to do that are the IOC members and those with super deep pockets and private jets. For the rest of the 99.9999999 per cent, what works on TV is what works. 2 Quote
intoronto Posted February 23 Report Posted February 23 I will say even in Milan the venues were spread out and were at the edges of the city. It did not feel cohesive and did take away from the spirit of the games. Contrast this to the Ice park in 2018, all the venues were within walking distance. Quote
StefanMUC Posted February 23 Report Posted February 23 5 hours ago, intoronto said: I will say even in Milan the venues were spread out and were at the edges of the city. It did not feel cohesive and did take away from the spirit of the games. Contrast this to the Ice park in 2018, all the venues were within walking distance. Korea built everything from scratch, Milan had a different environment with the IOC’s sustainability agenda, so had to go for another solution. It did indeed suck away some atmosphere apart from the Cortina cluster, but if it’s that or not finding hosts anymore, then that’s the world we live in. Quote
AustralianFan Posted February 23 Report Posted February 23 8 hours ago, iceman530 said: Italy answered the questions about a spread out games......it works Spread Out Games: what worked for Milano Cortina may not work for Brisbane 2032 Quote
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