FIFA World Cup 2026 venues

The United States, Mexico and Canada co-host the FIFA World Cup,
marking a new era for the global showpiece and FIFA’s vision for the game.
16 stadia will host 104 matches over five weeks

UNITED
STATES
MEXICO
CANADA

Vancouver
BC Place,
Capacity:
54,000

Seattle
Lumen Field,
69,000

San Francisco
Bay Area
Levi’s Stadium,
71,000

Los Angeles
SoFi Stadium,
70,000

Guadalajara
Estadio Akron, 48,000

Mexico City
Estadio Banorte, 83,000*

Monterrey
Estadio BBVA, 53,500
Monterrey
Estadio BBVA

Kansas City
GEHA Field at
Arrowhead Stadium,
73,000

Toronto
BMO Field,
45,000

Dallas
AT&T Stadium,
94,000

Houston
NRG Stadium,
72,000

Atlanta
Mercedes-Benz
Stadium, 75,000

Miami
Hard Rock
Stadium, 65,000

Boston
Gillette Stadium, 65,000

New York / New Jersey
MetLife Stadium, 82,500

Philadelphia
Lincoln Financial Field,
69,000

Matches
per nation
78
USA
13
Mexico
13
Canada

Mexico City
stages opening
match on June 11,
while United States
hosts both semi-finals
before final at
MetLife Stadium
on July 19

Source: FIFA
*Formerly Estadio Azteca
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