How Big Is Your SPACELAND?

Learn more about the size of your SPACELAND in GigaSpace

You might have already read it on our website or other materials. SPACELANDs are divided into 5 tiers.

• Standard (1x1)
• Large (3x3)
• X-large (6x6)
• Mega (12x12)
• Giga (24x24)

But it only tells you the comparative sizes. To build on your SPACELAND, you may need to have an idea of how big they are in real life. We have prepared some images and examples, to help you get a better understanding.

Standard (1x1)

• The standard unit of the GigaSpace metaverse
• Size IRL = 20m x 20m
• Approximately the size of two tennis courts. The size of a tennis court for doubles play is approximately 24m x 11m.

Standard SPACELAND is about the size of two tennis courts.

Large (3x3)

• The biggest unit you can get in the first public land sale
• Size IRL = 68m x 68m
• Approximately the size of two-thirds of a soccer pitch. The size for many professional teams’ stadiums is 105 x 68m.

Large SPACELAND is about the size of two-thirds of soccer pitch.

X-Large (6x6)

• Currently only available to strategic partners & private sale participants
• Size IRL = 140m x 140m
• Slightly larger than the size of the foundation of the Eiffel Tower (124.9m width) in Paris.

X-large SPACELAND is slightly larger than the size of Eiffel Tower’s foundation.

Mega (12x12)

• Currently only available to strategic partners & private sale participants
• Size IRL = 284m x 284m
• Approximately the size of three-fifths of The Pentagon (138,000 sqm) in Washington, D.C.

Mega SPACELAND is about the size of three-fifths of The Pentagon.

Giga (24x24)

• Currently only available to strategic partners
• Size IRL = 572m x 572m
• Approximately the size of three-fourths of Vatican City (390,000 sqm).

Giga SPACELAND is about the size of three-fourths of Vatican City.

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