16 world-class venues across 3 nations — the stage for the biggest World Cup in history.
United States
11 host cities
Mexico
3 host cities
Canada
2 host cities
The heart of the tournament. MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford will host the FIFA World Cup 2026 Final, making it the crown jewel of the competition. The New York metropolitan area offers an unparalleled blend of culture, entertainment, and world-class infrastructure.
82,500
Capacity
8
Matches
The City of Angels brings Hollywood glamour to the World Cup. SoFi Stadium, one of the most technologically advanced venues in the world, will provide a spectacular backdrop for high-profile matches.
70,240
Capacity
7
Matches
Everything is bigger in Texas, and AT&T Stadium lives up to that motto. With its iconic retractable roof and massive video board, it offers one of the most immersive viewing experiences in sports.
80,000
Capacity
8
Matches
The legendary Estadio Azteca becomes the first stadium to host three FIFA World Cups. This iconic venue witnessed Maradona's 'Hand of God' and the 'Goal of the Century' in 1986, making it football's most storied stage.
87,523
Capacity
7
Matches
Space City brings its innovative spirit to the World Cup. NRG Stadium's retractable roof ensures perfect conditions regardless of Houston's summer heat, while the city's diverse population guarantees a vibrant atmosphere.
72,220
Capacity
7
Matches
Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium features a unique retractable roof resembling a camera aperture and the iconic 360-degree halo video board. The capital of the South is ready to welcome the world.
71,000
Capacity
6
Matches
The birthplace of American independence adds another chapter to its storied history. Philadelphia's passionate sports culture and rich heritage make it a natural fit for the world's biggest tournament.
69,176
Capacity
6
Matches
The Magic City brings its Latin flair and tropical energy. Hard Rock Stadium, surrounded by palm trees and sunshine, offers a unique open-air experience that perfectly captures Miami's vibrant spirit.
64,767
Capacity
6
Matches
The Emerald City is renowned for its passionate Sounders fanbase — one of the loudest in MLS. With the stunning Pacific Northwest backdrop, Seattle promises electrifying atmospheres.
69,000
Capacity
6
Matches
Silicon Valley meets the beautiful game. Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara combines cutting-edge technology with world-class facilities, situated in one of the most innovative regions on Earth.
68,500
Capacity
6
Matches
Home to the legendary Chiefs, Arrowhead Stadium holds the Guinness World Record for loudest crowd roar at a sports event. Kansas City's heartland hospitality will provide a warm welcome for fans.
76,416
Capacity
6
Matches
New England's passion for sports is legendary. Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, just outside Boston, combines historic charm with modern amenities in one of America's most beloved sporting regions.
65,878
Capacity
6
Matches
Canada's largest city and a global multicultural hub. Toronto's BMO Field, expanded for the World Cup, sits on the beautiful waterfront of Lake Ontario, offering a unique and intimate matchday experience.
45,000
Capacity
6
Matches
Nestled between mountains and the Pacific Ocean, Vancouver is one of the world's most scenic cities. BC Place's retractable roof and stunning downtown location make it a jewel of the tournament.
54,500
Capacity
6
Matches
The Pearl of the West, Guadalajara is the birthplace of mariachi and tequila. Estadio Akron, a modern architectural marvel, represents Mexico's deep passion for football in the country's second-largest city.
49,850
Capacity
6
Matches
Set against the dramatic Cerro de la Silla mountain, Monterrey's Estadio BBVA is considered one of the most beautiful stadiums in the Americas. The industrial capital of Mexico delivers passion and modernity.
53,500
Capacity
6
Matches