16 Host Cities: A Detailed Guide for Fans
Your ultimate city-by-city breakdown of every World Cup 2026 venue.
For the first time, the FIFA World Cup will be hosted across three nations and 16 cities. Whether you're planning to travel or simply want to know the venues, here's your essential guide to every host city.
United States — 11 Cities
New York / New Jersey — MetLife Stadium
The crown jewel. MetLife Stadium hosts the grand final on July 19. Capacity: 82,500.
Los Angeles — SoFi Stadium
Hollywood's stadium. State-of-the-art SoFi Stadium brings World Cup football to one of the world's most iconic cities. Capacity: 70,000.
Dallas — AT&T Stadium
"Jerry World" — the largest stadium in the USA. Massive screens, massive atmosphere. Capacity: 80,000.
San Francisco Bay Area — Levi's Stadium
Silicon Valley meets football. Home of the 49ers, and soon, the world's best players. Capacity: 68,500.
Miami — Hard Rock Stadium
Tropical heat, Latino passion, world-class football. Miami promises to be a fan favourite. Capacity: 64,767.
Atlanta — Mercedes-Benz Stadium
One of the newest stadiums in the USA, with a spectacular retractable roof. Capacity: 71,000.
Seattle — Lumen Field
Known for noise. Seahawks fans are among the loudest in the NFL — expect the same energy for the World Cup. Capacity: 68,740.
Kansas City — Arrowhead Stadium
The heart of America hosts the world's game. Arrowhead is renowned for its electric atmosphere. Capacity: 76,400.
Boston — Gillette Stadium
Historic New England provides the backdrop for world-class football just outside Boston. Capacity: 65,878.
Houston — NRG Stadium
Texas's biggest city boasts a retractable roof and a hugely diverse fan base perfect for the World Cup. Capacity: 72,220.
Philadelphia — Lincoln Financial Field
The City of Brotherly Love adds another layer of passion to what promises to be an unforgettable tournament. Capacity: 69,796.
Canada — 2 Cities
Toronto — BMO Field / Rogers Centre
Canada's largest city and a true global metropolis. Expect huge crowds and an electric atmosphere. Capacity: 45,000+.
Vancouver — BC Place
Set against the stunning backdrop of the Canadian Rockies, BC Place offers one of the most scenic settings of the tournament. Capacity: 54,500.
Mexico — 3 Cities
Mexico City — Estadio Azteca
A World Cup legend. The Azteca hosts its third World Cup, including the prestigious opening match. Capacity: 87,523.
Guadalajara — Estadio Akron
The Pearl of the West. Guadalajara is famous for mariachi, tequila, and passionate football fans. Capacity: 49,850.
Monterrey — Estadio BBVA
The industrial capital of Mexico brings a raw, passionate energy to the tournament. Capacity: 51,348.