King Khalid Sport City

King Khalid Sport City, supervised by the Ministry of Sport, is a multipurpose sports facility in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that hosts matches and sporting events.

King Khalid Sport City was established during the reign of King Fahd Bin Abdulaziz Al Saud in 1987. It is located in Tabuk Province, particularly on King Khalid Road, north of Tabuk City.

King Khalid Sport City spans approximately 755.250 thousand m in total with a maximum capacity of about 13,000 seats. The stadium is made of natural turf surrounded by a running track, as well as semi-exposed bleachers holding most of the seats.

Facilities of King Khalid Sport City:

The city comprises several facilities, including the main stadium of the sports complex and its annexes, a swimming hall that includes an Olympic pool and some seats, the sports hall, club administration buildings, the youth housing building, the mosque, outdoor courts, landscaped areas, a football field with artificial turf, as well as external squares and parking lots.

The city comprises several facilities, including the main stadium of the sports complex and its annexes, a swimming hall that includes an Olympic pool and some seats, the sports hall, club administration buildings, the youth housing building, the mosque, outdoor courts, landscaped areas, a football field with artificial turf, as well as external squares and parking lots.

Furthermore, King Khalid Sport City offers a variety of amenities for several recreational and cultural uses, notably a theater building that accommodates five hundred spectators and can be used for theatrical and cinematic performers, in addition to numerous halls for holding seminars and conferences.

The city's sport stadium is usually used for football matches, often held in the evening, but can also be utilized for official ceremonies and other events.