Often when i see images and videos of old stadiums from previous Olympics, it's almost always horror stories of empty stadiums left to fall apart from disuse. So seeing one that is not only still fully usable, but accessible to the public, is a breath of fresh air. And the fact that it's from the 90's just makes it even cooler to me.,(reply>), Everything in metro-Salt Lake City is still HEAVILY used. Park City is literally the home base of the official US Ski and Snowboard Team.,(reply>), The 1993 (or 4) Olympics in Spain still has their pool in use!,(reply>), @Niya Kouya And for me as a rower Munich is really iconic. This is the race course I rowed the most times and especially the race to the finish lines amazes me every time. Also they use this lake as a point for bungee jumping.,(reply>), I guess it's a big difference if these sporting events happen in places where people live who actually care about and take part in the sport or if it's just done for sportswashing or other corrupt reasons (see the current World Cup for example).,(reply>), @Sam Aronow Yup, most of the venues planned to be used in the 2028 games were either already in place or in development regardless of the games prior to the city selection. This in addition to the extended preparation period means Los Angeles is mostly focusing on transportation infrastructure to accommodate increased demand during the games and improve transportation in the area in general.