Today, we will introduce all 10 stadiums which the World Cup 2010 will be held in. Let’s see the location of the stadiums in South Africa first.
Wah, all 10 stadiums located around the South Africa, you might have to consider charter a helicopter to travel around. 
Just kidding.
Durban Stadium (Durban)
The new Durban Stadium’s design is characterized by two large archways which arc 100 meters above the stadium roof.
Ellis Park Stadium (Johannesburg)
Ellis Park, at the centre of bustling Johannesburg, was built in 1982 and has had a long and distinguished history with sport.
Free State Stadium (Mangaung / Bloemfontein)
Home to some of the country’s most fanatical group of supporters, the Free State Stadium is likely to be the centre of attention during the …
Green Point Stadium (Cape Town)
One of the most artistic football venues in South Africa, the newly-built Green Point Stadium is situated in one of the much sought-after areas in …
Loftus Versfeld Stadium (Tshwane/Pretoria)
Loftus Versfeld, in Tshwane/ Pretoria is amongst the most established stadiums in South Africa, built in 1906.
Mbombela Stadium (Nelspruit)
The Mbombela Stadium is one of the newly-built stadiums for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ and it takes its name from the local …
Peter Mokaba Stadium (Polokwane)
Named after one of the renowned sons of the struggle and emancipation of South Africa against the apartheid regime, the Peter Mokaba Stadium holds …
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium (Port Elizabeth Stadium) (Nelson Mandela Bay/Port Elizabeth)
Set on the shores of the North End Lake, the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, will be the first dedicated football stadium in the city.
Royal Bafokeng Stadium (Rustenburg)
The Royal Bafokeng Stadium is named after the Bafokeng People who own shares in the platinum mines in the area.
Soccer City Stadium (Johannesburg)
For a long time Soccer City was the only South African stadium dedicated to the beautiful game and is a fitting finals venue.
How much does a ticket cost? Where to buy?
Come back tomorrow and we will tell you. 
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