stádiumérték

Stádiumérték is a Hungarian term that translates to "stage value" or "stadium value" in English. It is a concept primarily used in the context of sports venues, particularly football stadiums, to assess their quality and suitability for hosting various events. The stádiumérték is not a single, universally defined metric but rather a qualitative assessment that considers a range of factors.

Key components often included in the evaluation of a stádiumérték include the stadium's capacity, the condition and modernity of its facilities (seating, pitch, dressing rooms, hospitality areas), safety and security measures, accessibility for spectators with disabilities, and its adherence to international standards set by governing bodies like FIFA or UEFA. The presence of advanced technological infrastructure, such as high-speed internet and modern broadcasting equipment, also contributes to a higher stádiumérték.

A higher stádiumérték often indicates a stadium's capability to host major national and international competitions, attract significant sporting events, and provide a superior experience for both players and spectators. Conversely, a lower stádiumérték might suggest limitations in hosting prestigious events or a need for upgrades and renovations. The term is used by sports federations, stadium operators, and media to categorize and compare sports venues.