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Saudi Unveils 15 Stunning Stadiums For FIFA 2034 World Cup
In a landmark announcement, Saudi Arabia has revealed its plans to host the FIFA 2034 World Cup across 11 spectacular stadiums spread throughout the Kingdom. This ambitious bid, supported by over 140 countries, promises to deliver an unforgettable World Cup experience, showcasing both world-class football and Saudi Arabia’s rich cultural heritage.
Riyadh itself gets six GORGEOUS stadiums
The capital city will unveil an impressive array of six grand stadiums, each showcasing distinctive designs and top-notch facilities. From left to right, Riyadh’s lineup includes the South Riyadh Stadium, Prince Faisal bin Fahd Sports City Stadium, King Salman International Stadium, New Murabba Stadium, Prince Mohammad bin Salman Stadium, and Roshn Stadium.These architectural marvels will each offer seating for over 46,000 spectators, ensuring an extraordinary World Cup experience with unmatched views and comfort.
Jeddah will also get four uniquely-designed stadiums
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Saudi’s Experiencing A Cold Spell With Temperatures Dropping Below 5°CJeddah is set to play a central role in the FIFA 2034 World Cup, hosting matches across four remarkable stadiums. The city’s ambitious plans include the development of the Qiddiya Coast Stadium, Jeddah Central Development Stadium, King Abdullah Sports City Stadium, and King Abdullah Economic City Stadium. Each of these colossal venues is set to provide an exceptional experience, combining unique architectural features with the capability to host thousands of fans. Following Riyadh’s lead, Jeddah aims to welcome over 58,000 spectators, ensuring a spectacular World Cup experience.
Abha, Neom, and Khobar also get new stadiums each fitted to the cities’ vibes
In addition to Riyadh and Jeddah, the host cities for the FIFA 2034 World Cup will include Abha, NEOM, and Al Khobar. Abha is preparing to revitalize its renowned King Khalid University Stadium by 2032. NEOM Stadium is set to become one of the most unique venues globally, featuring a design powered entirely by renewable energy and located within the futuristic city of The Line in NEOM. Meanwhile, Al Khobar will also construct the impressive Khobar Stadium, which will accommodate over 46,000 spectators.
No matter where you are in Saudi, heading over to a host-city for the FIFA 2034 World Cup will be a breeze!
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