da brwin： Saudi Arabia has unveiled the stunning Prince Mohammad bin Salman Stadium as part of the nation’s bid to secure 2034 World Cup hosting rights.

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Spectacular venue set to be constructedWill be a multi-purpose site in the Middle EastSet to host sport, entertainment & cultural eventsQiddiyaWHAT HAPPENED?

The multi-use venue, which is situated in Qiddiya City, is set to provide the backdrop to some of the region’s biggest sports, entertainment and cultural events. The impressive construction is expected to attract visitors from all over the world while revolutionising the “traditional stadium experience with its immersive design and unique technological features” that puts “spectators at the centre of the show”.

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The Prince Mohammad bin Salman Stadium, which has been designed by leading architectural firm Populous, will be the world’s first fully integrated venue with a combined retractable roof, pitch and LED wall. Clever planning will allow the venue to switch seamlessly between “event modes” in a matter of minutes.

QiddiyaWHAT HAS BEEN SAID?

According to Qiddiya, which is a sponsor of Saudi Pro League clubs Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal, the LED wall will be “a portal to live event broadcasts, high-definition films and laser shows offering guests a novel, immersive experience with each visit”. Visitors will be able to enjoy “multiple spectacles in a single day, including football, boxing, esports, concerts, and theatre performances”, while they will be provided with access to “live data and information including the use of state-of-the-art holographic technology, enabling virtual interactions with celebrities and stars”.

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The Prince Mohammad bin Salman Stadium will be located at the top of the “breathtaking 200m-high Tuwaiq Cliff”, which is just 40 minutes from Riyadh, and is in “direct proximity to 50,000 square meters of shopping, dining, entertainment spaces and hotels”.