Riyadh – Saudi Arabia has announced that alcohol consumption will be strictly prohibited in stadiums during the 2034 FIFA World Cup, reflecting the country’s adherence to its cultural and religious principles.
The decision was confirmed by Saudi officials as part of their broader preparations for hosting the prestigious tournament. The Kingdom aims to provide a welcoming environment for international fans while staying true to its traditions and laws.
While alcohol is generally banned in Saudi Arabia, there was speculation about potential leniency during the World Cup to cater to global visitors. However, officials have clarified that alternative arrangements will be made to enhance the fan experience, such as dedicated family zones and alcohol-free entertainment areas.
“Saudi Arabia is committed to delivering an exceptional World Cup while maintaining its cultural integrity,” a spokesperson for the organizing committee stated. “We will ensure that all visitors feel safe and respected throughout their stay.”
The decision aligns with Saudi Arabia’s vision of hosting a unique World Cup experience, combining world-class football with its rich heritage and modern infrastructure.
The 2034 FIFA World Cup will mark the first time the tournament is held in Saudi Arabia, further cementing the nation’s growing influence in global sports.
