Host Cities & Stadiums
Five extraordinary cities. Up to 15 world-class venues. From the futuristic megacity of NEOM to the cool mountain highlands of Abha — Saudi Arabia 2034 will be unlike any World Cup before it.
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7 Stadiums
King Salman International Stadium
The centrepiece of the 2034 World Cup. A state-of-the-art 92,000-seat arena in the heart of the Saudi capital, designed to host the Opening Ceremony and the Final.
Prince Faisal bin Fahd Stadium
A historic Riyadh venue undergoing a major renovation to meet FIFA 2034 standards, with expanded capacity and modern facilities.
King Abdullah Sports City
Known as "The Shining Jewel", this iconic stadium on the Red Sea coast will be transformed into one of the most spectacular venues in World Cup history.
New Jeddah Stadium
A brand-new stadium planned for the northern districts of Jeddah, designed with sustainability and fan experience at its core.
The Line Stadium
The world's most futuristic football venue, embedded within NEOM's The Line — a 170km linear city in the Tabuk desert. Unlike any stadium ever built.
Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Stadium
Set in the cool mountain highlands of Asir at 2,200m altitude, Abha offers a unique climate advantage — natural temperatures of 15–25°C during the tournament.
Eastern Province Stadium
On the Arabian Gulf coast, the Eastern Province Stadium serves the oil-rich Dhahran–Dammam–Al Khobar metropolitan area, one of Saudi Arabia's most cosmopolitan regions.
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia's capital and largest city is the political, financial and cultural heart of the Kingdom. Home to the iconic Kingdom Centre Tower and a rapidly expanding skyline, Riyadh will host the Opening Match and the Final — making it the centrepiece of the entire tournament.
Jeddah
Saudi Arabia's second city sits on the Red Sea coast and is the country's most cosmopolitan and culturally diverse city. The historic Al-Balad district is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Jeddah's King Fahd Fountain — the world's tallest — is a symbol of the city's ambition.
NEOM
NEOM is the most ambitious urban development project in human history — a 26,500 km² region in the Tabuk province being built from scratch. The Line, a 170km linear city with no cars and no streets, will host one of the most extraordinary football venues ever conceived.
Abha
Perched at 2,200 metres in the Asir Mountains, Abha is Saudi Arabia's most climatically unique city — with natural temperatures of 15–25°C in summer, lush green landscapes, and a rich cultural heritage. It will offer fans a completely different experience to the desert cities.
Al Khobar
Part of the Dammam Metropolitan Area on the Arabian Gulf coast, Al Khobar is the commercial hub of Saudi Arabia's oil-rich Eastern Province. Connected to Bahrain by the King Fahd Causeway, it is one of the Kingdom's most internationally connected cities.
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