Source: Poland-Ukraine bid to host UEFA EURO 2012 (Phase I). 

Additional accommodation for guests and fans during matches of UEFA EURO 2012:

1. 23 suburban rest houses (on average they can sleep 230 persons each; the total sleeping capacity: 5,290). Rest houses are located in the woods, 75 km from the stadium. They offer double and triple rooms, restaurants and additional amenities. They would be categorized as 3-star facilities;
2. 29 suburban camping sites (on average they can sleep 190 persons each; the total sleeping capacity: 5,500). The sites are located in the woods, 75 km from the stadium and they offer cabins sleeping between four and ten persons. There are restaurants on the sites;
3. 35 dormitories owned by state institutions, universities, academies etc. (on average they can sleep 315 persons each; the total sleeping capacity: 11,205). The dormitories are located in the city, not more than 10 km form the stadium. There are restaurants, shops and other facilities on their premises. They will undergo a complete overhaul for UEFA EURO 2012;
4. 42 private pensions (on average they can sleep 45 persons each; the total sleeping capacity: 1,890);
5. Camping fields: sleeping capacity: 3,550;
6. Uncategorized hotels, which after refurbishment and modernization could be used in 2012 to sleep 530 guests.

Source: Poland-Ukraine bid to host UEFA EURO 2012 (Phase I).

Additional transport capacities
Additional bus lines will be created and new underground lines will be put into operation.

Traffic arrangements
The problem of jams on the main boulevard in rush hours will be eliminated by restricting access to the city center for private cars, increasing the number of parking spaces and improving road traffic management methods.

Source: Poland-Ukraine bid to host UEFA EURO 2012 (Phase I).