In its journey towards becoming one of the premier sporting destinations in the world, Saudi Arabia has revealed a brand new stadium to be opened in Qiddiya City in Riyadh.
The Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium will be [erched atop the stunning 200-meter-high Tuwaiq cliff and will be a 45,000-seat marvel that will redefine the way we experience live events.
This architectural wonder, designed by the globally renowned firm Populous, is not just a stadium; it’s a technological marvel and an immersive entertainment hub. Serving as the home ground for Saudi Pro League football powerhouses Al-Hilal and Al-Nassr, the stadium is gearing up to be a multi-functional powerhouse, aiming to host grand concerts and sporting spectacles that will make history.
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What sets the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium apart is its claim to fame as the world’s first fully integrated venue. The retractable roof, pitch, and LED wall elevate it to a league of its own. The LED wall, a portal to a world of live event broadcasts, high-definition films, and mesmerizing laser shows, promises an experience like no other.
When not in use, it will open up to reveal breathtaking views of the bustling Qiddiya City.
Read more about the new Qiddiya City here.
The stadium comes equipped with climate-controlled facilities, allowing events to unfold all year round. An eco-friendly cooling lake cleverly tucked beneath the stadium reduces energy consumption by utilizing rainwater captured from the stadium and its surroundings, showcasing a commitment to sustainability that’s as cool as it gets.
Beyond the thrill of sports and entertainment, the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium is the gateway to Qiddiya City’s Gaming & Esport District and a plethora of entertainment options.
The 50,000 square meters of shopping, dining, and entertainment spaces surrounding the stadium, will make it the perfect entertainment destination. Thoughtfully placed hotels ensure that visitors have a seamless and unforgettable experience.
With an estimated 7.6 million annual visits, this stadium is poised to become the next big thing in Saudi Arabia’s entertainment landscape.
