Saudi Arabia will not allow alcohol when it hosts fans from around the world for the 2034 FIFA World Cup, according to a new report from UK news site LBC. Alcoholic beverages will not be available in stadiums where games are being played or anywhere outside of them such as hotels or restaurants.

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Beer was a very hot topic of conversation when fans who flocked to Qatar for the World Cup in 2022 were forced to go thirsty. That will once again be the

FIFA World Cup, alcohol will be completely banned. Unlike in Qatar, where fans could find beer at select hotels, there will be no alcohol available anywhere in Saudi Arabia, even at accommodations

Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the UK has confirmed there will be a complete alcohol ban at the 2034 FIFA World Cup, with no exceptions for hotels, restaurants or stadiums. Prince Khalid bin Bandar Al Saud told LBC radio that alcoholic beverages would not be permitted anywhere during the tournament.

Football fans will be banned from drinking alcohol in Saudi Arabia during the 2034 World Cup – without any exceptions. The Kingdom, which was confirmed as the host nation for the tournament in December, has had a strict ban on alcohol since 1952. Tourists caught breaking the law face prison sentences, hefty fines, public flogging and deportation.

No alcohol will be allowed at the 2034 World Cup in Saudi Arabia, says the country's ambassador to the United Kingdom.

Although we're still several years away from the 2034 FIFA World Cup, Saudi Arabia has already decided whether or not it'll sell alcohol at each match. There were some concerns about alcohol sales during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.