Al-Qadsiah Tickets 2026 — Book Your Seat at Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Stadium and Aramco Stadium

From the heart of the Eastern Province, specifically the city of Khobar, Al-Qadsiah has risen in just two seasons from a club fighting for a foothold in the Roshn League to a genuine contender for the top spots, powered by a massive investment project led by Saudi Aramco after the club was converted into a commercial entity in 2023. "Fakhr Al-Sharqiyah" (Pride of the East) is no longer just a promoted side content to survive; it has become a destination for players arriving from within the Saudi league itself and from major European competitions, which has made its home matches some of the most closely watched fixtures of the season.

Al-Qadsiah currently plays its matches at Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Stadium in Dammam, but an entirely new chapter awaits the club as the massive "Aramco Stadium" nears completion in Khobar. Built specifically to become the club's new official home following Aramco's acquisition of Al-Qadsiah, the venue will later host matches at the 2027 Asian Cup and the 2034 World Cup. This transition between the club's current and future home means that keeping track of both venues is now an essential part of planning your visit to any Al-Qadsiah match.

All of this momentum is reflected directly in demand for Al-Qadsiah tickets, and Fanspass offers a reliable, fast way to secure your seat for the club's matches in the Roshn League, the King's Cup, and the Saudi Super Cup, as well as its continental fixtures. In this guide, you'll find everything you need before booking: expected price ranges by category, buying and selling steps, information on the club's current and future stadiums, and the club's history, honours, legends, and current stars.

The Founding of Al-Qadsiah: The Story Behind the Name

Al-Qadsiah Football Club was founded in 1967 in the city of Khobar in the Eastern Province, later becoming one of the oldest sports clubs in that part of Saudi Arabia. The name "Al-Qadsiah" was chosen in reference to the famous Battle of al-Qadisiyyah, a decisive seventh-century battle that marked a pivotal moment in early Islamic history — the club's founders wanted the new entity to carry a name evoking a spirit of victory and resolve, following the example of other Arab clubs that adopted the same name in different countries.

Since its founding, the club has carried two nicknames tied to its identity and its place in the local community: "Fares Al-Sharqiyah" (Knight of the East), reflecting the chivalry and competitiveness the club has shown in its regional rivalries, and "Fakhr Al-Sharqiyah" (Pride of the East), which reflects the pride the Eastern Province's fans take in their club as one of the region's leading footballing representatives. Al-Qadsiah has competed in the Saudi league since its very first season in 1976-77, and since then its history has included repeated spells of promotion and relegation between the top two divisions, before undergoing a dramatic transformation starting in 2023.

Al-Qadsiah's Major Honours Throughout Its History

Al-Qadsiah's trophy cabinet holds a number of domestic and continental honours that reflect some of the club's brightest moments, most notably:

• Best top-flight finish: third place in the 1980-81 season.
• Crown Prince's Cup: one title in 1991-92, beating Al-Shabab 4-2 on penalties to claim the club's first-ever major trophy.
• Saudi Federation Cup: one title in 1993-94, defeating Al-Nassr 2-0 in the final.
• Asian Cup Winners' Cup: one title in the same 1993-94 season, beating Hong Kong's South China 6-2 on aggregate — the club's only continental honour to date.
• Saudi First Division League: four titles, in 2001-02, 2008-09, 2014-15, and 2023-24, a shared record reflecting the club's repeated ability to fight its way back to the top flight.
• Promotion to the Roshn League: achieved in May 2024 following a 2-2 draw with Ohod, marking the beginning of the most ambitious chapter in the club's history.
• Fourth place in the 2025-26 Roshn League: the club's best result in the competition since its return, finishing the season with 77 points from 23 wins and scoring 83 goals, a result that opened the door to continental competition.

Al-Qadsiah Ticket Prices: What Determines the Cost of a Ticket?

Al-Qadsiah ticket prices vary according to three main factors: the competition (Roshn League, King's Cup, or Saudi Super Cup), the strength of the opponent the club is hosting, and the location of the seat inside the venue hosting the match.

As a rough guide, expected prices for Al-Qadsiah's home matches can be categorised as follows:

• Economy category (behind the goal and general terraces): typically starts from SAR 15 to 40 for regular matches, rising to between SAR 60 and 120 for major fixtures.
• Mid-tier/side stand category: generally ranges between SAR 100 and 300, depending on the viewing angle and the importance of the match.
• Premium categories: starting from around SAR 400 and reaching between SAR 1,000 and 2,000, usually including added services such as hospitality and nearby parking.
• Private suites (VIP / VVIP): may start from SAR 3,500 and go well beyond that depending on the level of service included with the suite, a segment expected to expand further once the new Aramco Stadium opens with its modern facilities.

These figures are indicative averages that move up or down based on supply and demand, so it's always best to check the interactive seating map on each match's page on Fanspass to see the actual price available at the time of booking.

Al-Qadsiah's Most In-Demand Matches

High-demand fixtures on Al-Qadsiah's calendar are not limited to a single match — several fixtures each carry their own distinct significance:

• The Eastern Province derby against Al-Ettifaq: a match between two geographically close fan bases, each with its own history and passion, making it one of the most heated fixtures on the club's schedule.
• The match against Al-Khaleej: another regional fixture with a strong sense of local rivalry, typically drawing a large crowd.
• Matches against Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, Al-Ittihad, and Al-Ahli: the traditional top-of-the-table fixtures in the Roshn League, which have taken on extra significance now that Al-Qadsiah has become a genuine contender for the top places following its 2025-26 season.
• Continental matches in the AFC Champions League: having qualified for continental competition thanks to its strong league finish, Al-Qadsiah's matches against major Asian clubs now also draw notable demand from fans.

In practical terms, this means early planning for any of these fixtures is a necessity rather than an option, as the best categories sell out much faster than usual the closer the match gets.

Which Category Should You Choose? A Simple Guide to Al-Qadsiah's Seating

Choosing the right category depends on the kind of matchday experience you're looking for:

• Seats behind the goal: ideal for those seeking an energetic, chant-filled atmosphere at accessible prices — the beating heart of Al-Qadsiah's supporters.
• Side stands: a balanced option combining a reasonable price with a clear view of the game along the length of the pitch.
• Premium categories: more comfortable seating with added services such as hospitality and easier access, suited to those seeking a more upscale experience.
• Private suites (VIP / VVIP): the highest level of privacy, and a great option for groups or special occasions.

We recommend using the seat preview feature available on Fanspass before finalising your choice, so you can see the actual viewing angle from the category you're considering and avoid any unexpected surprises on matchday.

How to Book Al-Qadsiah Tickets on Fanspass

The purchasing process on Fanspass is designed to take just a few minutes, from choosing your match to receiving your digital ticket:

1. Select Al-Qadsiah: choose "Al-Qadsiah" as your destination when you enter the Fanspass platform.
2. Choose the match: browse the club's upcoming fixtures and select the one you want to attend.
3. Choose your ticket category: select the category and number of tickets you need for yourself and your companions.
4. Add a discount code: enter your discount code, if you have one, in the designated field.
5. Enter your details: enter your email address accurately to complete your order and receive your tickets.
6. Choose your payment method: complete payment via credit card, your Fanspass wallet, or available instalment options.
7. Receive your tickets: once payment is successful, your digital tickets will be sent straight to your email, ready to use.

Found a Better Price? Get It Matched Within 30 Minutes

If you've booked a ticket for an Al-Qadsiah match through Fanspass and then found the same price cheaper on another platform, you can request a price match. Simply message us on WhatsApp with the following:

• The email address registered to your Fanspass account.
• Your full name and contact number.
• Your Fanspass order number, and the name of the platform where you found the lower price.
• A link to the competitor's checkout page.
• A clear screenshot showing the price, including all fees, with the date and time visible.

Our support team will verify your request within just 30 minutes of submission and help you right away.

Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Stadium and Aramco Stadium: Al-Qadsiah's Current and Future Home

Al-Qadsiah currently plays its official matches at Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Stadium in Dammam, the first football stadium ever built in the Eastern Province, opened in 1973 with a capacity of 26,000.

The club's near future, however, is tied to an entirely different venue: "Aramco Stadium," currently under construction in the city of Khobar with a capacity of up to 47,000 seats and an investment of around one billion US dollars, as part of a partnership between Roshn and Saudi Aramco. The stadium was purpose-built to become Al-Qadsiah's new home following Aramco's acquisition of the club, and will later host matches at the 2027 Asian Cup and the 2034 World Cup, making it one of the Kingdom's most notable new sporting venues. As the opening date approaches, it's advisable to follow official announcements to confirm which stadium is hosting each match when booking through Fanspass, to avoid any confusion between the two venues during the transition period.

Before heading to either stadium, it's worth planning your trip in advance: identify the gate closest to your ticket category, locate parking areas or the nearest public transport options, and arrive with plenty of time before kickoff, especially for high-profile matches.

Matchday Experience: What Are Al-Qadsiah's Stands Like Today?

Attending an Al-Qadsiah match today feels very different from just two seasons ago. With a string of major signings and improved results, the stands have become fuller and more passionate than ever, and every big match has turned into an occasion fans talk about for days beforehand.

To make the most of your matchday, make sure to arrive early before kickoff, check the entry gate printed on your ticket, and follow the organisers' guidelines on permitted items. And with a digital ticket from Fanspass, entry is faster, with no need to carry a paper ticket that could be lost or damaged.

Buying and Selling Al-Qadsiah Tickets Safely on Fanspass

Many fans choose Fanspass as their go-to destination for buying and reselling Al-Qadsiah tickets, because the marketplace is built on full price transparency and genuine protection for every transaction completed on the platform. You can track price drops as the match approaches, sort available listings by what best suits your budget, and complete your purchase or sale with full confidence thanks to the buyer guarantee that covers every deal from the moment of payment to ticket delivery. Whether you're looking to offload a ticket you won't be using or find a good last-minute deal before kickoff, this balance between flexibility and protection is what makes the marketplace trustworthy for everyone involved.

Why Fans Choose Fanspass for Al-Qadsiah Tickets

Fanspass is more than just a ticket listing platform — it's a complete experience designed to simplify your journey from search to matchday, backed by a set of concrete guarantees:

• Buyer guarantee: every ticket purchased through the platform is covered by a full guarantee, and we handle any issue that may arise, whatever its nature.
• Simple browsing: an interface built to make searching for, comparing, and booking Al-Qadsiah matches quick and easy.
• Genuine seat preview: the ability to see the actual viewing angle from your chosen category before completing payment.
• Complete price transparency: all fees shown upfront, with no surprise charges at checkout.
• Broad match coverage: tickets available for Al-Qadsiah matches in the Roshn League, the King's Cup, the Saudi Super Cup, and continental competitions.

Practical Tips Before You Book

• Check the stadium map: review the seating map and any notes included on the ticket details page before confirming, especially given the upcoming transition between the two stadiums.
• Use the filters: use the search filters to find listings that match your budget and preferred location directly.
• Don't wait to book: with Al-Qadsiah's growing popularity following its 2025-26 season, booking early gets you better prices and more options.
• Watch for high-demand fixtures: the Al-Ettifaq derby, the match against Al-Khaleej, as well as matches against Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, Al-Ittihad, Al-Ahli, and continental fixtures all call for booking well ahead of time.
• Buy from a trusted source: always make sure your booking platform offers a genuine buyer guarantee, to avoid any non-authentic tickets for high-demand matches.

How to Sell Your Ticket If You Can No Longer Attend

If you've bought a ticket for an Al-Qadsiah match and something comes up that prevents you from attending, you can relist it for sale through Fanspass by following these steps:

1. Log in: open the platform and access your personal account.
2. Go to your profile: click the "My Account" icon.
3. Start the selling process: select the "Sell" option from the available menu.
4. Add your tickets: click the "Add Tickets" option.
5. Select the event: choose the relevant Al-Qadsiah match from the list shown.
6. Enter the ticket details: add all the required details for the ticket or tickets being listed.
7. Attach proof: upload the documents confirming the ticket's authenticity.
8. Choose your listing method: select the most suitable way to list your tickets, whether as a full set or individually.
9. Set your price: enter the amount you'd like to sell them for.
10. Save and publish: click "Save" to list your ticket directly on the platform's marketplace for interested buyers.

Al-Qadsiah Under Aramco: From a First-Division Project to a Consistent Contender

Al-Qadsiah's trajectory changed dramatically starting in the summer of 2023, when the club became a company owned by Saudi Aramco as part of a plan to convert eight Saudi clubs into commercial entities. From that moment on, the club's management adopted a clear investment strategy in transfers and infrastructure, which led to promotion back to the Roshn League in May 2024, followed by a fourth-place finish in the 2025-26 season that cemented the club's place among the league's leading sides.

What sets this project apart is that it hasn't stopped at signing influential players — it has also focused on stabilising the coaching staff and building a fully competitive environment, from the youth academy all the way through to the first team, positioning Al-Qadsiah among the clubs expected to seriously compete for domestic and continental honours in the coming years, especially as its move to its new home at Aramco Stadium draws closer.

Al-Qadsiah Legends: The Faces Behind Its Greatest Moments

Saleh Al-Qanbar and Ghazi Asiri remain enduring names in the memory of Al-Qadsiah's fans, as the two scorers in the club's historic 1994 final win over Hong Kong's South China — the match in which the club claimed its only continental title to date, the Asian Cup Winners' Cup, in the greatest continental night in the club's history.

As the club entered the Aramco era, new names were added to its golden roll of honour. When English legend and former Liverpool star Robbie Fowler took charge of the team in 2023, it sent a clear message about the ambition behind the new project. In the inaugural edition of the Al-Qadsiah Awards for the 2024-25 season, Belgian goalkeeper Koen Casteels was named the club's best player, while Gabonese striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang — one of Europe's most prolific forwards of the past decade — won the Best Community Player award during his time wearing the club's shirt. Meanwhile, Mexican forward Julián Quiñones, the club's top scorer in the 2025-26 season with 21 league goals, has become one of the standout figures fans are now counting on to write the next chapter of the club's story.

Frequently Asked Questions About Al-Qadsiah Tickets

Where does Al-Qadsiah currently play its home matches?

Al-Qadsiah currently plays its official matches at Prince Mohammed bin Fahd Stadium in Dammam, ahead of its planned move to the new Aramco Stadium in Khobar once construction is complete.

What is Aramco Stadium, and when will Al-Qadsiah move there?

Aramco Stadium is a massive sporting venue currently under construction in Khobar with a capacity of 47,000 seats. It is the new official stadium designated for Al-Qadsiah following Aramco's acquisition of the club, and will later host matches at the 2027 Asian Cup and the 2034 World Cup.

What's the best way to get the cheapest ticket for an Al-Qadsiah match?

Booking early as soon as tickets for the match are released on Fanspass is the best approach, along with using search filters to compare categories and track price movements. If you find the same price cheaper on a competitor's site, you can request a price match within 30 minutes following the steps outlined in this guide.

When was Al-Qadsiah founded, and why was it given this name?

The club was founded in 1967 in the city of Khobar, and was named "Al-Qadsiah" in reference to the historic Battle of al-Qadisiyyah, which took place in the seventh century, reflecting the spirit of victory the founders wanted the new club to embody.

How many titles has Al-Qadsiah won in its history?

Al-Qadsiah holds the Crown Prince's Cup from the 1991-92 season, the Saudi Federation Cup from 1993-94, the Asian Cup Winners' Cup from that same 1993-94 season, and four Saudi First Division League titles across different seasons.

What is Al-Qadsiah's biggest continental achievement?

Winning the Asian Cup Winners' Cup in the 1993-94 season, beating Hong Kong's South China 6-2 on aggregate — the club's only continental title to date.

What are Al-Qadsiah's most in-demand matches?

The most notable are the Eastern Province derby against Al-Ettifaq, the match against Al-Khaleej, as well as fixtures against Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, Al-Ittihad, and Al-Ahli, and continental matches following the club's strong finish in the 2025-26 season.

Are Al-Qadsiah tickets digital?

Yes; once your payment is successfully completed through Fanspass, digital tickets are sent directly to your email, making entry to the stadium faster and easier without the need for paper tickets.

Can I sell my tickets if I can no longer attend?

Yes; you can relist your tickets for sale through Fanspass with a few simple steps, starting with logging in and selecting "Sell," then adding the ticket details, proof of authenticity, and your asking price, so it can be listed directly on the platform's marketplace.

Who are Al-Qadsiah's greatest legends?

They are led by Saleh Al-Qanbar and Ghazi Asiri, the two scorers in the 1994 Asian Cup Winners' Cup final, alongside modern-era names such as Robbie Fowler, Koen Casteels, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, and Julián Quiñones.