Saudi Arabia has unveiled plans for a stadium 350 metres above the ground on top of The Line mega city, which is being built as part of Neom.
Revealed as part of Saudi Arabia's official bid submission to FIFA for the 2034 World Cup, the 46,000-seat venue is one of 15 stadiums that will host games during the tournament.
"Neom Stadium will be the most unique stadium in the world," the official bid submission states.
"With a pitch situated more than 350 meters above ground, stunning vistas, and a roof created from the city itself, the stadium will be an experience like no other."
Neom Stadium will host games at the 2034 World Cup
Few details are available about the design of the Neom Stadium and its architect has not been made public. It is planned to be integrated into the first section of The Line, which is currently under construction.

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This section, known as the Hidden Marina, will include a man-made marina and with a large arch for boats to pass through.
Along with the stadium, several supporting facilities will be built within The Line, including a "fan festival site", training pitches and five hotels.
It will be embedded in The Line
Construction of the stadium is planned to begin in 2027, with completion expected in 2032. Following the World Cup, the stadium will become the home of a newly formed Saudi professional football team...