Visitors and Qatari residents had access to a range of facilities, including health clinics, across the stadiums, fan zones, fan festivals and fan accommodation in place at the tournament.
Qatar’s transport infrastructure provided fast and efficient options for both residents and visitors. Fans used buses, the metro, light rail transit systems and taxis to travel to the stadiums on match days. Five of the eight FIFA World Cup stadiums were directly connected to the metro, with the remainder accessible by a combination of metro and shuttle bus services to ensure a seamless fan experience during the tournament.
Medical services
medical staff
team doctors
clinics
Security
staff members offered private security services (guarding and stewarding)
official venues managed by security forces engaged by the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 LLC (Q22)
hours of training per security guard (three training levels)
Transportation
spectators used the Doha Metro
spectators travelled to the stadiums by bus
spectators rideshared
Technology services
Technology took centre stage at Qatar 2022. Not only did it help the match officials to make critical calls on the field of play, but it kept spectators safe and fans engaged, no matter where in the world they were watching the action.
Powering the FIFA World Cup
spaces (rooms and technical areas) equipped with IT solutions and equipment
software applications covering both operations and fan engagement
malicious events, such as bot attacks, malicious websites, malware, etc. detected and blocked by FIFA’s protection systems
malicious events targeting the ticket portal login page and ticket purchasing process identified and blocked
contactless payment terminals installed at the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022
mobile network modernisation incorporating the most advanced equipment and functionalities, ensuring complete tournament readiness