FIFA World Cup 2034 Host Cities, Venues, Locations in Saudi Arabia Stadium capacities.
The 2034 men's football World Cup will be held in Saudi Arabia, while Spain, Portugal and Morocco will be joint hosts for the 2030 tournament, world governing body Fifa has confirmed.
Three matches in the 2030 tournament will also be held in Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay to mark 100 years of the competition.
The hosts for both World Cups were confirmed at Wednesday's Extraordinary Fifa Congress meeting following a vote.
All 211 of Fifa's member nations were represented at the meeting over a video link.
It is the second time the competition will be held in the Middle East following the Qatar World Cup in 2022.
The Qiddiya Coast Stadium will feature a ripple design to evoke the look of a Mexican wave, while the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium in Riyadh will be located on a clifftop.
Eight of the tournament's stadiums will be in the capital Riyadh.
Of the 15 stadiums, four are already built, eight are planned and three are under construction and will host the AFC Asian Cup in 2027.
Which Cities are hosting the 2034 FIFA World Cup matches.?
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
Which Stadium is hosting the 2034 FIFA World Cup Opening game & Final.?
Of the 11 new stadiums, eight will be in the capital Riyadh - including the 92,760 Seating Capacity King Salman International Stadium, which will host the opening game and the final.
Another massive Saudi Arabia FIFA World cup stadium heading to Riyadh is King Salman Stadium. Set to be one of the largest sports arenas in the world, it will include green walls and ceilings spanning over 95,500 square metres, boasting urban architecture.
Covering a total of 660,000 square metres, it will include sporting activities, commercial centres and recreational areas for all ages. It is scheduled to open by the fourth quarter of 2029.
King Salman Stadium: One of the largest in the world, with a sprawling 95,500-square-meter design, green-covered walls, and recreational areas. Opens Q4 2029.
Host Cities of 2034 FIFA World Cup: Full List of Stadiums, their capacities, Locations,
Stadiums in Riyadh City hosting the FIFA World Cup 2034
King Salman Stadium: One of the largest in the world, with a sprawling 95,500-square-meter design, green-covered walls, and recreational areas. Opens Q4 2029.
King Fahad Sports City Stadium: A 70,200-seat venue undergoing renovations to reopen in 2026.
King Saud University Stadium: A refurbished stadium with a capacity of 45,000, set for completion in 2032.
Prince Faisal bin Fahd Sports City Stadium: This modern venue, holding over 46,000 fans, will open in 2027.
Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium: Located in Qiddiya City, this stunning cliffside stadium will feature a retractable roof and integrated entertainment areas, ready by 2029.
ROSHN Stadium: Inspired by Saudi’s central region, this crystalline structure will host 45,000 fans and open in 2032.
South Riyadh Stadium: With a seating capacity of 47,000, it will debut in 2032.
New Murabba Stadium: Located in Riyadh’s new downtown, this 45,000-seat venue will integrate advanced fan experiences and multi-use spaces. Opens in 2032.
Stadiums in Jeddah City hosting the FIFA World Cup 2034
Al Jawhara Stadium: Designed for 58,000 guests, this landmark venue near the Jeddah Corniche Circuit opens in 2032.
Jeddah Central Development Stadium: A 45,000-seat stadium set to host fans by 2027.
King Abdullah Economic City Stadium: Featuring a capacity of 45,000, this venue will be ready in 2032.
Qiddiya Coast Stadium: This stadium will welcome over 45,000 fans and is scheduled for completion by 2032.
Aramco Stadium hosting the FIFA World Cup 2034 matches in Al-Khobar City
Aramco Stadium: Inspired by Al Khobar’s whirlpool formations, this venue will seat 47,000 fans and debut advanced cooling systems. Opens in 2026.
NEOM Stadium hosting the FIFA World Cup 2034 matches
NEOM Stadium: A technological marvel integrated into THE LINE’s futuristic cityscape, seating 45,000 fans and featuring e-ticketing, Ultra HD broadcasting, and cultural hubs. Opens in 2032.
Abha City Stadium hosting the FIFA World Cup 2034 matches
King Khalid University Stadium: Currently under renovation, this 45,000-seat venue will host matches in 2032.
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