A total of eight FIFA world cup 2022 stadiums will host matches during the month-long tournament.
Each stadium, training center and fan zone has solar-powered cooling technology to maintain optimal temperatures. All sports equipment interacts with the environment, and their temperature must be controlled.
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FIFA World Cup 2022 stadiums – Stadium 974
The 974 stadium project is a pioneering project in the world of stadium construction. Built from shipping containers, the stadium will be completely demolished and the building materials will be reused. In addition to 974 being the international dialing code for Qatar, the name of the game comes from the number of vessels used in it.
The stadium is located just a few minutes from Hamad International Airport and overlooks the Gulf coast and skyscrapers in West Bay.
FIFA World Cup 2022 stadiums – Al Thumama Stadium
The Al Thumama Stadium is a distinctive Arab architectural icon, as it originated from the traditional qahfiya (hat worn under the Ghutra and Egal) in Arab countries. This design was chosen because it is a tradition among Arabs and Arab countries. Therefore, it reflects the depth of Arab civilization and the cultural heritage and history of the united Arab countries.
The 40,000-seat Al Thumama Stadium in Doha will host 6 group matches, the round of 16 and the quarter-finals. The 2022 World Cup will begin on November 20, 2022.
The stadium has a capacity of 40,000 which will be reduced after the tournament to 20,000.
FIFA World Cup 2022 stadiums – Al Janoub Stadium
Al Janoub Stadium is located in the south of Al Wakrah city. It has a capacity of 40,000. The design of the stadium features the inflatable boats of traditional Qatari boats – a tribute to Al Wakrah’s fishing and pearling past.
After the tournament, Al Janoub’s rights will be reduced, making room for other sporting activities around the world.
FIFA World Cup 2022 stadiums – Ahmad bin Ali Stadium
Located in Umm Al Afaei, west of central Doha, the Ahmad bin Ali Stadium will host 40,000 spectators using modular materials to create a surface in time for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. to nearly 20,000 seats after the tournament. the stadium design and its exterior facade, it is in the form of undulations of sand, where the unique geometric shape shows the beauty of the desert and its flora and fauna.
FIFA World Cup 2022 stadiums – Education City Stadium
The new Education City stadium is located in the middle of several world-class universities in Qatar’s best global center, Education City.
The stadium can seat up to 40,000 people and takes the shape of a jack diamond that shines as the sun moves across the sky. After the FIFA World Cup, the stadium will retain almost half of its seats for university teams.
FIFA World Cup 2022 stadiums – Khalifa International Stadium
The new Khalifa International Stadium was built in 1976 and renovated and expanded in 2005 to host the 2006 Asian Games hosted by Qatar.
The stadium, which has heated indoor and outdoor areas, is the center of Aspire Zone, sports facilities include Aspire Academy for Sports Excellence, Hamad Aquatic Center (Unlimited), ASPETAR Sports Medicine Hospital and many other sports facilities. Connected to the stadium by a road is the Qatar 3-2-1 Olympic and Sports Museum, adding to the appreciation of how the venue values the past while preparing for an exciting future. inspire.
FIFA World Cup 2022 stadiums – Al Bayt Stadium
Al Bayt Stadium can accommodate up to 60,000 spectators. It is unique in that its large tent covers the entire stadium which is named bayt al sha’ar – a tent used historically by emigrants in Qatar and the Gulf region. The stadium design honors Qatar’s past and present as it is an example of green development and sustainability. After the tournament, Al Bayt will be reduced to 32,000 seats.
FIFA World Cup 2022 stadiums – Lusail Stadium
Located in Lusail City, the new Lusail Stadium is one of the stadiums for the Qatar World Cup and will host the finals of the 2022 tournament.
After the tournament, the Lusail Stadium will be transformed into a community center with schools, shops, cafes, sports facilities and a health clinic as part of Qatar’s commitment to sustainable development.