Al-Majma'ah Sport City

Al-Majma'ah Sport City is a football stadium and a multi-purpose sport facility located in al-Majma'ah Governorate in Riyadh Province, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It hosts matches and sporting events and is supervised by the Ministry of Sport.

Al-Majma'ah Sport City was established during the reign of King Fahd Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud in 1990 under the name of Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz Sport City at the time and then changed to its current name in 2018. It is located in al-Majmaah Governorate in Riyadh Province.

The total area of al-Majma'ah Sport City is about 139,610 m2 and can accommodate for five thousand seats. The stadium consists of a natural grass field, a running track, and partially shaded grandstands. The stadium is usually used for football matches, official celebrations, sports competitions, cultural programs, etc.

Al-Majma'ah Sport City includes several facilities and amenities, including the main stadium and substitute stadium, with a total area of sixteen thousand m. It also has outdoor fields, tennis and volleyball courts, squash courts, a swimming pool and its associated facilities, a sports hall, activity rooms, table tennis and pool rooms, fitness rooms, a theater, lecture halls, a mosque, a youth center, parking lots, and outdoor areas.

Indoor activities at al-Majma'ah Sport City include several sports: basketball, volleyball, handball, swimming, judo, karate, etc.