Al-Musannah Sports City

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Al-Musannah Sports City
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Al-Musannah Sports City
Location Al-Musannah, Oman
Coordinates 23°48′19″N57°34′08″E / 23.805165°N 57.568788°E / 23.805165; 57.568788 Coordinates: 23°48′19″N57°34′08″E / 23.805165°N 57.568788°E / 23.805165; 57.568788
Owner Government of Oman
Capacity 5,000 athletes
Acreage 1,000,000 m2 (11,000,000 sq ft)
SurfaceSoil
ScoreboardYes
Construction
Built2008–2010 (900 Days)
Opened8 December 2010
Construction cost70 million Omani Rial (estimated)
Tenants
2010 Asian Beach Games
Government of Oman (2011–present)

Al-Musannah Sports City, also known as Millennium Resort Mussanah, is a large hotel [1] belonging to Millennium & Copthorne Hotels, in Al-Musannah, Oman. The 2010 Asian Beach Games were held there.

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