Eton Manor is another venue inside the Olympic Park in Strantford, London. This venue was used in Olympics and Paralympics. It hosted Wheelchair Tennis and housed temporary training pools for participants in aquatics events, including three 50m pools for swimmers, and smaller pools for synchronised swimmers and water polo competitors. It has a total venues capacity of 10,500 people and the biggest venue "The Central Court" has a capacity of 5,000. It was designed by Stanton Williams and is now owned by the Lee Valley Regional Park Authorities. It has attracted interest of a local Football Club Leyton Orient. After the Olympic games it will host the Hockey Men's and Women's world cup of 2015 or 2016.
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