A few prompts rebuilt Wembley in the browser with 90,360 clickable seats
DynamicWebPaige · x · 2026-10-20
Developer @thebuggeddev challenged Gemini to rebuild Wembley Stadium in the browser, and got a fully interactive 3D stadium in just a couple of prompts: 90,360 individually clickable seats, letting you pick any Block, Row and Seat and fly to that exact viewing position before booking.
Built with Three.js WebGPU and TSL with custom shaders, it runs at 60 FPS and includes the intricate roof structure and Wembley's iconic arch. The author admits it's not perfectly accurate but believes further refinement could get remarkably close. DynamicWebPaige suggests this could become a visualization feature for ticketing sites.
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