2026 FIFA World Cup Venues: Complete Guide to All 16 Host Stadiums

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is hosted across 16 stadiums in three countries — 11 in the USA, 3 in Canada and 3 in Mexico. It is the largest geographical spread of any World Cup in history.

USA Venues (11 Stadiums)

• MetLife Stadium — East Rutherford, NJ (capacity 82,500) — HOST OF THE FINAL
• AT&T Stadium — Dallas, TX (80,000) — Potentially 100,000+ for major matches
• SoFi Stadium — Los Angeles, CA (70,240)
• Hard Rock Stadium — Miami, FL (65,326)
• Rose Bowl — Pasadena, CA (90,000+)
• Levi's Stadium — Santa Clara, CA (68,500)
• Arrowhead Stadium — Kansas City, MO (76,000)
• Gillette Stadium — Foxborough, MA (65,878)
• Lumen Field — Seattle, WA (72,000)
• Lincoln Financial Field — Philadelphia, PA (69,176)
• NRG Stadium — Houston, TX (72,220)

Canada Venues (3 Stadiums)

• BMO Field — Toronto, ON (45,000)
• Stade Olympique — Montreal, QC (65,000)
• BC Place — Vancouver, BC (54,500)

Mexico Venues (3 Stadiums)

• Estadio Azteca — Mexico City (87,523) — OPENING MATCH
• Estadio BBVA — Monterrey (53,500)
• Estadio Akron — Guadalajara (49,850)