King Saud Sport City, Sports complex with stadium in Al Bahah, Saudi Arabia
King Saud Sport City is a sports facility in Al-Bahah, Saudi Arabia, opened in 1989 on a site of 446,400 square metres. Its stadium has a 10,000-seat grandstand, alongside an indoor pool, a multi-purpose indoor hall and training grounds.
This facility opened in 1989 and quickly became a central sports hub in Al Bahah governorate. Its establishment marked an important milestone in developing local sports infrastructure.
The stadium's 10,000-seat grandstand makes it the setting for Al-Bahah's largest football fixtures and athletics meetings. The indoor hall and covered pool let residents train year-round, including through the cool highland winters. The name honours King Saud bin Abdulaziz, who ruled Saudi Arabia from 1953 to 1964.
The complex is accessible for athletes and spectators during events and accommodates various sports activities. Visitors should check ahead for local sports schedules to plan their visit when events are happening.
The whole sports city covers 446,400 square metres in Al-Bahah, with the stadium's 10,000-seat grandstand as its centrepiece alongside an indoor pool, a multi-purpose indoor hall and training pitches. The site opened in 1989.
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