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Revealed: Saudi FIFA World Cup Stadiums

Revealed: Saudi FIFA World Cup Stadiums

Revealed: Saudi FIFA World Cup Stadiums

Saudi Arabia FIFA World Cup stadiums

The locations

As mentioned previously, 15 massive (and architecturally stunning) FIFA World Cup stadiums are coming to Saudi. Scattered across the Kingdom, the stadiums will be heading to five destinations as of Wednesday July 31, 2024, with a few cities getting more than one stadium. The locations include:

  • Abha – One stadium
  • Al Khobar – One stadium
  • Jeddah – Four stadiums
  • NEOM – One stadium
  • Riyadh – Eight stadiums

The stadiums

Al Jawhara Stadium – Jeddah

Welcoming a capacity of over 58,000 guests, Al Jawhara Stadium is set to open in 2032 in the Red Sea city of Jeddah. The stadium is found 19 minutes away from the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, north of King Abdulaziz International Airport and King Abdullah Sports City.

2032. Jeddah.

Aramco Stadium – Al Khobar

Saudi Arabia FIFA World Cup stadiums: Aramco Stadium

This new Saudi Arabia FIFA World Cup stadium is heading to Al Khobar and is set to be completed by 2026. It will seat over 47,000 visitors and will serve as the home-ground for Aramco-owned Al Qadsiah Club, as well as a key venue for the AFC Asian Cup 2027.

2026. Al Khobar.

Jeddah Central Development Stadium – Jeddah

Saudi Arabia FIFA World Cup stadiums: Jeddah Central Development Stadium

This Saudi Arabia FIFA World Cup stadium is currently under construction in the Red Sea City and is set to be completed by 2027. It will hold a capacity of over 45,000 guests.

2027. Jeddah. 

King Abdullah Economic City Stadium – Jeddah

Saudi Arabia FIFA World Cup stadiums: King Abdullah Economic City Stadium

Opening in Jeddah, this stadium is set to be complete and ready by 2032. It will host over 45,000 people. Full details have yet to be released, keep on Time Out for more updates.

2032. Jeddah.

ROSHN Stadium – Riyadh

Saudi Arabia FIFA World Cup stadiums: ROSHN Stadium

Spanning 450,000 square metres, ROSHN Stadium will have a seating capacity of 45,000 and will include modern crystalline architecture drawing inspiration from Saudi’s central region.

It will also have sports facilities, walkways and public green spaces, as well as restaurants, shops and hospitality venues. It it set to open in 2032.

2032. Riyadh.

More stadiums coming to Saudi

Saudi is getting another giant stadium – and this one is over 200,000 sqm

It’s promising to be massive.

Designs for King Salman Stadium revealed – and it’s massive

New Murabba is getting a gigantic 45,000-seat stadium

It’s coming to Riyadh’s new downtown.


Conclusion

This article has provided an overview of the 15 FIFA World Cup stadiums coming to Saudi Arabia. From the architecture to the seating capacity, each stadium is unique and promises to be an experience like no other. We will continue to bring you updates on the stadiums and the FIFA World Cup tournament as more information becomes available.

FAQs

Q: When will the FIFA World Cup take place in Saudi Arabia?

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A: The exact dates of the FIFA World Cup in Saudi Arabia are yet to be announced. However, it is expected to take place in the mid-2030s.

Q: Which cities will host the stadiums?

A: The cities of Jeddah, Riyadh, Al Khobar, NEOM, and Abha will host the stadiums.

Q: How many stadiums will Saudi Arabia host?

A: Saudi Arabia will host a total of 15 FIFA World Cup stadiums.

Q: What is the seating capacity of the stadiums?

A: The seating capacity of the stadiums ranges from 45,000 to over 58,000.

Q: When will the stadiums open?

A: The exact opening dates of the stadiums are yet to be announced. However, some are expected to open as early as 2026 and others in the mid-2030s.

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