Saudi Arabia’s controversial desert megacity project will include a soccer stadium built nearly 1,150-feet above the ground—at least, that’s what it is pitching as part of hosting the 2034 FIFA men’s World Cup.

FIFA set a July 31 deadline to get host project documents from Saudi Arabia and the only candidate to host the 2030 World Cup — a joint bid by Spain, Portugal and Morocco, plus Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. The South American neighbors each will each get one game to honor Uruguay being the inaugural World Cup host in 1930.

Saudi Arabia plans to build 11 new stadiums as part of its bid to host the 2034 men’s World Cup. FIFA has unveiled Saudi Arabia’s formal bid book for the tournament which outlines the five proposed host cities: Riyadh,

The sole bidder for the FIFA 2034 event, MBS wants the Saudi Arabia World Cup to stun the world, in a good way.

Saudi Arabia has revealed the 11 soccer stadiums it plans to build as part of its bid to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup — and one of them looks like it came out of a video game. The Neom Stadium would be located within the country’s dystopian smart city at more than 350 meters (383 yards) above the ground.

A 46,000-seat stadium perched on a cliff more than 1,150 feet above the ground is planned for construction in Neom, the country's futuristic smart city.

Saudi Arabia has shared mock-ups of 11 new state-of-the-art stadiums that would be built across five host cities should the nation be given the honors of hosting the 2034 World Cup