A World Cup 2034 Absolutely stunning, with the most technologically advanced stadiums in the world, with designs that look like they came straight out of a dystopian video game, Saudi Arabia unveiled its 11 venues for the world’s biggest sporting event this week.
Because perhaps the most impressive stadiums are those that have not yet been built and which will pose a huge challenge, such as the NEON stadium, which will be built in a city that is not yet built. The line is at an altitude of 350 meters above sea level..
The NEON stadium will have a polygonal shape that forms the roof of the stadium, with broken sections forming a mirror above the beehive-shaped seats. The Neom stadium will have a capacity of 46,000 people and will be “run entirely on renewable energy, generated primarily by wind and solar sources.” Construction is expected to be completed in 2032.
Saudi Arabia’s Sports Minister Abdulaziz bin Turki bin Faisal Al Saud said they were working “to make Saudi Arabia’s dream of hosting the World Cup a tangible reality.”
“These plans will combine our rich football heritage with our deep passion for the game and ensure Saudi Arabia’s success as the first country to host a 48-team tournament in a single country,” he said, according to SPA.
«There will be 15 modern stadiums in the five host cities, including 11 new ones.which are planned to be built, he indicated.
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Source: Digital Trends
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