2026 World Cup Host Venues

Host Nations: United States · Canada · Mexico | 16 Cities | June 11 – July 19, 2026

🇺🇸 United States (11 Cities)

• New York / New Jersey — MetLife Stadium · Capacity 82,500 · Final Venue
• Los Angeles — SoFi Stadium · Capacity 70,240 · Semi-final Venue
• Dallas — AT&T Stadium · Capacity 105,000 · Largest capacity stadium
• Miami — Hard Rock Stadium · Capacity 64,767 · Third-Place Match
• Seattle — Lumen Field · Capacity 68,740
• San Francisco Bay Area — Levi's Stadium · Capacity 68,500
• Boston — Gillette Stadium · Capacity 65,878
• Philadelphia — Lincoln Financial Field · Capacity 67,594
• Atlanta — Mercedes-Benz Stadium · Capacity 71,000
• Kansas City — Arrowhead Stadium · Capacity 76,416
• Houston — NRG Stadium · Capacity 72,220

🇨🇦 Canada (2 Cities)

• Toronto — BMO Field · Capacity 45,736 (expanded)
• Vancouver — BC Place Stadium · Capacity 54,500

🇲🇽 Mexico (3 Cities)

• Mexico City — Estadio Azteca · Capacity 87,523 · Opening Match Venue
• Guadalajara — Estadio Akron · Capacity 48,071
• Monterrey — Estadio BBVA · Capacity 53,500

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Key Tournament Information

• Opening Ceremony & Kickoff: Mexico City · Estadio Azteca (June 11, 2026)
• Final Match: New York/New Jersey · MetLife Stadium (July 19, 2026)
• 48 Teams · 104 Matches · Across North America

※ All venues are either brand new or fully renovated modern stadiums, ready to deliver a world-class World Cup experience.