World Cup 2034 in Saudi Arabia

Hosting the 2034 World Cup is a monumental milestone for the Kingdom, marking a new era for the rapidly evolving nation. The achievement aligns with the goals of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, which strives to create a vibrant society, a thriving economy, and an ambitious nation. This new development will contribute to the diversification of Saudi Arabia’s economy and establish it as a global hub for entertainment, sports, and culture. It will bring fans, athletes, and communities from around the globe under one, retractable roof, not only in celebration of the world’s most popular sport, football, but also in celebration of Saudi’s rich culture and dedication to positive change and progress.

Furthermore, hosting the games will open doors to substantial economic opportunities, promising to uplift Saudi Arabia’s tourism sector, create jobs, and attract global investment. The event promises to draw millions of international fans. In turn, this will prompt growth spurts in hospitality, transportation, and service industries, which will be here to stay and grow long after the final whistle goes off, further empowering Saudi to claim its place on the tourism map as a must-visit travel destination.

FIFA and Saudi Arabia are a great match given the Nation’s passion for football. It runs deep - within die-hard fans and professional athletes who made their mark in regional and international circuits. The 2034 World Cup is an opportunity for Saudi football to rise; to shine on a global stage, inspiring a new generation of players and fans across the nation.

For Saudi Arabia, the 2034 World Cup bid is not just about football, but also about connection. It is a world-wide, inclusive invitation to the Kingdom and all it has to offer: a unique blend of tradition and modernity, evident at first glance and beautifully exemplified by futuristic skylines that stand tall against its sprawling deserts, pristine coastlines, and striking mountain ranges, many of which are home to old towns and historic villages. The charming mix of old and new, antiquated and futuristic, will no doubt leave everlasting impressions on those seeing it for the first time. So, join us on our greatest adventure. We’re well on our way to becoming a global leader in sports, tourism, and cultural exchange - and we’re excited to have you. Together, we look forward to creating lasting memories, building meaningful connections, and celebrating the World Cup in all its glory right here… in the heart of Saudi Arabia.

The Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium is an architectural marvel and the flagship venue to Qiddiya City, designed to shatter world records. This cutting-edge, state-of-the-art facility blends art and science, technology and nature, incorporating the very make-up of the earth itself - making it a place like no other.

Its modern, avant-garde design reflects Saudi Arabia’s forward-thinking mindset and reinstates the Nation’s unwavering commitment to innovation and progress. These emotional qualities are complemented with technical ones, all surpassing World Cup hosting requirements, thus qualifying the stadium for all matches - from qualifiers to the finals. The Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium promises immersive, unforgettable experiences, made possible by a wide range of factors, spanning from design to location, from concept to execution. Equipped with the latest and greatest technology, the venue’s interactive features allow fans to experience the game in new, unconventional ways. Advanced video displays, real-time analytics, and enhanced connectivity equals “total engagement,” making each game interactive and dynamic.

And the fun doesn’t stop inside the stadium. It is, after all, located in Qiddiya City. This means that fans attending the World Cup 2034 will have fast and easy access to the world’s most extraordinary attractions, not to mention countless dining, leisure, and cultural experience options nearby.

Sustainability heavily informs the stadium’s design. The venue incorporates eco-friendly materials, energy-efficient lighting, and water-saving systems that minimizes its environmental footprint. Our commitment to sustainability not only reflects Saudi Arabia’s dedication to environmental responsibility but also serves as a model for stadium design worldwide.

The Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium is more than just a venue; it symbolizes Saudi Arabia’s vision for the future of sports, technology, and sustainability. As it takes center stage for the World Cup 2034, millions of fans will rejoice, soaking up the world’s most exciting matches and making the most of Saudi Arabia’s newest landmark destination, Qiddiya City.

Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup will be held across five cities, each unique and well worth exploring.

Riyadh serves as the tournament’s centerpiece, hosting key matches at multiple venues in the capital itself and in the neighboring Qiddiya City, where the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium is located. Riyadh offers top-tier accommodation, dining, and entertainment options, including a variety of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Jeddah, a vibrant city on the vividly beautiful, ecologically diverse Red Sea. No city combines “heritage” and “cosmo” quite like Jeddah. Notable spots include the Corniche, Al-Balad district, and, among many others, the Fakieh Aquarium.

Al Khobar, located on the east coast and known for how quaint and quiet it is. Despite that, there’s a lot to do and many places to see, most notable of them: King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra).

Abha, nestled in the Asir Mountains, enjoys cooler weather and lush greenery, famous for local favorites such as Abha Dam Lake and Al Soudah Park, making up the other side of Saudi Arabian beauty – it’s not all deserts and dunes.

These cities showcase Saudi Arabia’s diverse landscapes, modern facilities, and hospitality, ensuring an unforgettable World Cup experience and leaving a legacy that rivals the very best of what the world has to offer.

A fully-fledged destination city from the future, made up of a cluster of vivid, high-energy attractions, sports facilities, entertainment venues, and fully serviced residential areas, set against one of the region’s most stunning and iconic backdrops.

Attractions include, the Six Flags theme park, the Aquarabia waterpark, Qiddiya City's Performing Arts Center and its Speed Park Track, as well as two, tournament-ready golf courses, all either within walking distance from the Stadium or a short train ride away.