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The Millennium Dome was changed to the O2 Arena in 2004
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What is the millennium dome?
The Millennium Dome was originally built for the ,Millennium Experience exhibition celebrating the beginning of the third millennium in London, England. The shell of the dome is now the exterior feature of The O2.
When was the O2 arena open to the public?
The Millennium Dome was opened to the public for the year 2000 celebrations. It has now been renamed the O2 arena.
How old is the 02?
The O2 Arena was originally called the Millennium Dome and was opened in time for the year 2000 celebrations.
Where can you listen to concerts in London?
The O2 Arena in the Millennium Dome, Wembley Arena and at most bandstands in London's Parks.
Was the millennium dome a museum?
The Millennium Dome was built for the year 2000 celebrations and held exhibitions and displays throughout that year. It was then converted into a venue for concerts and other spectator orientated displays and has been renamed the O2 Arena.
Who designed the original O2 logo?
Architect Richard Rogers designed the original O2 logo. Rogers helped build the O2 millennium dome and made suggestions to the entertainment district around O2.
When was Millennium Dome created?
Millennium Dome was created in 1999.
How old is the O2 arena in London?
1 Billion Years Its original name was the Millennium Dome and it was built for the year 2000 celebrations.
Is the 02 arena in London?
Yes, the O2 Arena is located in the former Millennium Dome, on the Greenwich Peninsula in South-East London.
The Tower of London compared to the Millennium Dome?
They are completely different things that cannot be compared.The Tower is a castle, hundreds of year old.The Millenium Dome (now renamed O2) is a huge, modern arena.
Where will the 2012 Gymnastics be held?
The 2012 Olympics are being held in London. The Gymnastics part of the Olympics are being held in the Millennium Dome (o2), London.
What is the size of the millennium dome?
The Millennium Dome was completed in 1999 in South East London, England. It was constructed to house an exhibition celebrating the third millennium titled The Millennium Experience.
