Real Madrid Stadium Unveils Retractable Grass Field

Real Madrid’s iconic football stadium has taken stadium technology to new heights with the completion of groundbreaking renovations, including a retractable roof and a unique retractable grass field. This state-of-the-art feature allows the entire natural grass pitch to be stored underground on hydraulic-powered platforms within a four-story greenhouse. Here, the grass is meticulously cared for with UV growing lights and regular watering, ensuring it remains in pristine condition. This innovative system ensures the pitch is perfect for game day while maximizing the stadium’s versatility for other events.

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