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Saudi Arabia's 10 Venues for FIFA World Cup 2034

Saudi Arabia is set to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup. The country plans to build 11 new stadiums to support the bid and to refurbish four of its existing venues. Additionally, the plan involves 134 training sites across the country, with 73 newly built facilities.

 

 

Aramco Stadium

Currently under construction, the Aramco is a new facility set to host up to 46,000 spectators. Aramco Stadium's spiralling exterior will be formed of overlapping panels, which Populous (the stadium architect) said is modeled on "the graceful rotation of waves and the spiral motifs commonly found in nature". Located in the north of Al Khobar, close to the Corniche, the stadium is set to end construction in 2026.

 



New Murabba Stadium

The New Murabba Stadium, seating over 46,010, features a design inspired by the bark of native acacia trees. After the World Cup, it will be adapted for concerts, gaming, and outdoor dining.  This project is a cornerstone of the ambitious Saudi Vision 2030, blending tradition with modern design and spanning over 25 million square meters of floor area. Located in northwest Riyadh, the new venue is planned to open in 2032.

 



South Riyadh Stadium

The stadium is designed to incorporate a variety of strategies to adapt it to the local environment and climate. Located in southwest Riyadh, it will connect to the Green Riyadh Project and serve as a major venue for sports and community events post-2034 World Cup. The new venue is planned to begin construction in 2029 and open to the public in 2032.

 



ROSHN Stadium

The ROSHN Stadium will be a new stadium designed to welcome up to 46,000 spectators. It features a saddle-shaped seating bowl for shading and ventilation, a parabolic geometry for acoustic amplification, and a crystal-like structure that glows at night. The new venue, located in south-west Riyadh is planned to begin construction in 2028 and open to the public in 2032.

 



King Salman International Stadium

Populous has won the competition to design King Salman International Stadium, set to be Saudi Arabia's largest with a 92,000-seat capacity. Its architecture is adapted to the local topography and climate, designed to provide shading and natural ventilation. Located near Riyadh, the stadium is planned to open in 2029 and become Saudi Arabia’s national stadium. During the World Cup, it will host the opening and the World Cup Final.

 



NEOM Stadium

With a pitch at 350 meters above ground, the NEOM stadium is set to be integrated in the planned 170-kilometer-long linear city also known as The Line. Seating over 46,000, the stadium would anchor a sports-focused neighborhood in The Line. After the World Cup, it will host professional football and major events for the city. Construction is scheduled to start in 2027 and be completed in 2032.

 



Prince Faisal bin Fahad Sports City Stadium

Inspired by Salmani architecture, the new venue is set to feature locally sourced materials and energy-efficient systems. Seating 46,865 spectators, it will be part of a wider park master plan, in close proximity to metro lines and bus networks connecting it with larger Riyadh. The stadium is currently under construction and expected to be completed in 2027.

 



Qiddiya Coast Stadium

Located on the Red Sea in Jeddah, it will serve as a dynamic, multi-purpose venue post-2034 World Cup, seating over 46,000 people. Adaptable for sports, esports, concerts, and conferences, the new venue is set to start construction in 2029 and be completed by 2032.

 



Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium

Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium will be a new 46,979-capacity venue featuring a three-sided design for views of the Tuwaiq cliffs. Utilizing iridescent and LED glass screens and metallic finishes, it is designed to create an immersive experience for visitors. Post-2034 World Cup, it will serve as a versatile venue for sports, concerts, and esports, while also housing an Olympic Museum.  Located in Qiddiya, southwest of Riyadh, the structure is planned to be completed in 2029.

 



King Abdullah Economic City Stadium

The stadium seating over 45,000, will feature an organic design inspired by Red Sea coral reefs. According to the official bid text. It will serve as a multifunctional hub with hotels, mixed-use spaces, and a sports clinic. Post-2034 World Cup, the stadium will host football, concerts, and exhibitions, while the precinct will offer expansive green areas and community spaces for residents.

 



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