Al Janoub Stadium
Capacity: 40,000 seats
Al Janoub Stadium, otherwise called Al Wakrah Stadium, is an as of late opened new arena in the town of Al Wakrah that was worked to fill in as one of the playing settings of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
The arena was important for Qatar's offered to have the World Cup, and in 2013 unequivocal plans were introduced. First arrangements to prepare the site for development were begun in 2014, however it took until 2016 for legitimate development attempts to begin.
The arena was booked to be finished in the last quarter of 2018, yet a few postponements pushed that back to 2019. Al Janoub Stadium authoritatively opened on 16 May 2019 with a match between Al-Duhail and Al-Sadd (4-1).
Al Janoub Stadium has been planned by Zaha Hadid Architects. Its plan was motivated by the bodies of the conventional dhow pearl fishing boats, further reflected by the utilization of wood and customary materials. The even rooftop made out of three shells is the champion component. Following the arrival of the plans, individuals before long beginning noticing the similarity of the rooftop to female genitalia, however Zaha Hadid denied any examinations.
The arena is qualified to have World Cup coordinates to the quarter-last. After the competition, the arena will be downsized by eliminating the second level to a limit of 20,000 seats.
Instructions to get to Al Janoub Stadium
Al Janoub Stadium is found only east of the town of Al Wakrah while in transit to the town of Al Wukair. The arena lies around 5 kilometers east from the focal Souq and coast in Al Wakrah.
Al Wakrah lies a little more than 10 kilometers south from Doha on the Persian Gulf coast. The distance to focal Doha and The Corniche is a little more than 20 kilometers.
The metro red line interfaces Doha to Al Wakrah, however the line as of now stops after entering the town while the arena lies a further 5 kilometers down.
Eat, drink, and rest close to Al Janoub Stadium
Al Janoub Stadium is found right external the town of Al Wakrah. Encircled by enormous streets, parking areas, and private areas, there is little to do around the arena and most will remain, eat, and drink in focal Doha.