Stadium 路 United Kingdom

How much did Adams Park cost to build?

Adams Park is a football stadium at Hillbottom Road in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, built to replace Wycombe Wanderers' former Loakes Park ground. The site took about 18 months to build and staged its first match against Nottingham Forest on 9 August 1990. It opened with room for roughly 6,000 spectators, including about 1,200 seats; later stand developments increased the capacity beyond the original 1990 layout. The sale of Loakes Park financed the new ground.

Reported project cost

拢3.5 million

Approximately $6.21 million

Cost basis: 1990

Adams Park from an elevated position north of the ground
DipsyDaveCC BY-SA 3.0

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Reported project cost1990
footballtripper.com

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Timeline

  1. 1989

    Construction started

    Bucks Free Press opening supplement
  2. 9 August 1990

    Opened or launched

    Chairboys on the Net historical archive

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