Saudi Arabia has officially revealed the stadiums for the 2034 World Cup, showcasing a stunning blend of futuristic design, cultural heritage, and cutting-edge technology. With FIFA set to confirm the Kingdom as the sole host in December, the world is already buzzing about the ambitious plans for the tournament.
The Saudi Arabia stadiums for the 2034 World Cup will be spread across four major cities—Riyadh, Jeddah, Al Khobar, and Abha—as well as the futuristic megacity of Neom. Out of the 15 venues, 11 are brand new, three are under construction, and two existing stadiums will be temporarily expanded to accommodate the global event.
Here’s a closer look at the FIFA Saudi Arabia stadiums that will host the games:
1. New Murabba Stadium, Riyadh
Inspired by the bark of the native acacia tree, this 45,000-seat stadium will be part of the Murabba downtown development, featuring a unique layered design.
2. King Salman International Stadium, Riyadh
Designed by Populous, this 92,000-seat venue will host the World Cup final. Its mountain-inspired design integrates natural shading and ventilation, perfect for the desert climate.
3. Roshn Stadium, Riyadh
Resembling crystal shards, this stadium will glow in the night sky and serve as a centerpiece for a new residential neighborhood in southern Riyadh.
4. King Fahd Sports City Stadium, Riyadh
Undergoing a major renovation, this iconic stadium will increase its capacity to 70,000 while retaining its distinctive fabric roof.
5. Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium, Riyadh
Located in the Qiddiya entertainment district, this cliffside stadium offers breathtaking views and features a retractable LED wall.
6. Prince Faisal bin Fahd Sports City Stadium, Riyadh
Drawing inspiration from traditional Salmani architecture, this stadium will use locally sourced materials and energy-efficient systems.
7. South Riyadh Stadium, Riyadh
Wrapped in reddish-brown vertical fins and topped with a transparent roof, this venue blends modernity with regional heritage.
8. King Saud University Stadium, Riyadh
Temporarily expanded to seat 46,000, this stadium will revert to its original capacity of 33,000 after the tournament.
9. Neom Stadium, Neom
Integrated into The Line megacity, this stadium sits 350 meters above ground, offering unparalleled views and a futuristic fan experience.
10. King Abdullah Sports City Stadium, Jeddah
Designed by Arup, this elegant stadium combines traditional Islamic architecture with innovative design and will be refurbished for the World Cup.
11. Qiddiya Coast Stadium, Jeddah
Inspired by the ripple effect of a Mexican wave, this vibrant stadium celebrates the relationship between people and water.
12. Jeddah Central Development Stadium, Jeddah
Designed by GMP Architecten, this 45,000-seat venue echoes the historic Al Balad district and features a semi-translucent roof.
13. King Abdullah Economic City Stadium, Jeddah
Located on the Red Sea Coast, this drum-shaped stadium will be part of a new city development, seating 45,000 fans.
14. Aramco Stadium, Al Khobar
Inspired by coastal whirlpools, this 47,000-seat stadium features sail-like forms that blend seamlessly with the coastal landscape.
15. King Khalid University Stadium, Abha
Temporarily expanded to seat 45,000, this stadium will host matches in the southwestern city of Abha.
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A Tournament Like No Other
The FIFA Saudi Arabia 2034 stadiums are more than just venues—they are a testament to the Kingdom’s vision for the future. From futuristic designs to nods to traditional architecture, these stadiums are set to captivate fans from around the globe.
As Saudi Arabia gears up to host the FIFA World Cup 2034, the world can look forward to a tournament that celebrates innovation, culture, and the beautiful game.