That's how facilities for those massive sport events should be. Build in a way that they can be used for a long time and are properly maintained and updated so they stay relevant. <br>Not just a bunch of buildings somewhere no one will ever use them again, so they are just left to rot...,(reply>), They need to make it even more exhilarating as not enough spectator thrills in a 20 metre dive. I think a combination base jumping and  diving for the olympics would be awesome:.dive from a <b>200 metre platform,</b> do your mid air trick, orient and release drogue shoot to slow you down to 70 kph and hit the water like a boss....,(reply>), And the fact that (at least here in Brazil) people got more pissed off from the amount of money spent than the amount of usage is absurd for me.<br><br>Media got surprisingly mad at the government for spending more than 11 billion dollars (which was a really big deal in 2014) on stadiums for the football World Cup, which is the biggest sport throughout the country. It's a stadium, used almost twice a week, and it can also be used for concerts and other stuff. It was used 11 billion vs Rio's Olympics wasted 13 billion left to rot. Stuff no one cared to maintain, still no media seemed to care about the Olympics money.,(reply>), @Michel Folco yes but at least its still be used when you look in the states where local governments build stadiums for professional teams worth billions of dollars this is definitely more palatable.,(reply>), That stadium has been MASSIVE financial burden on the city of Montreal from the day it was built.,(reply>), Right?! It sucks seeing massive, amazing stadiums sit dormant and end up overtaken by wildlife within years of the olympics. It's such an insane waste of money that any country that wants to hold the olympics must do. And that's just the money, not even mentioning the loss of human life often incurred building these places :/