Qiddiya City, located in the Tuwaiq Mountains roughly 40 to 45 km southwest of Riyadh, is developing a wide range of sports and entertainment facilities as part of its long-term project plan. The broader project is designed to support more than 150 sports across its venues.
Among the facilities currently listed is the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium, a planned 46,000-seat venue in Qiddiya City. The National Tennis Centre is under construction, with a planned 30 courts and seating for 33,000 spectators. Public ticket prices and operating hours for these venues have not yet been confirmed.
Current published figures list 43 sports facilities within the city, while the wider project description references facilities supporting more than 150 sports. A complete list of operating venues, prices, opening times, or booking fees is not yet available.
Why it matters
Qiddiya is one of several large developments shaping the Riyadh region's entertainment and sports landscape. For residents and families, the scale of planned facilities points to a growing number of options for watching events, taking part in sports, and visiting attractions close to the capital.
Other Qiddiya projects include Six Flags Qiddiya City, Aquarabia, a Dragon Ball theme park, and the Qiddiya Speed Park Track. Their current operating status, entry prices, and opening hours have not been confirmed. Saudi Living will share verified details on venues, fees, and booking channels once they are officially announced.
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