← World Cup 2026
The hosts
Host cities.
Sixteen cities across three nations stage the 2026 World Cup — from Vancouver and Toronto to Mexico City, and eleven across the United States.
16 cities · 3 nations · 104 matches
United States
11 cities71,000AtlantaMercedes-Benz StadiumA retractable-roof landmark in the Deep South, crowned by its signature halo board.65,878BostonGillette StadiumNew England's home of the Patriots, in Foxborough between Boston and Providence.80,000DallasAT&T StadiumA climate-controlled colossus in Arlington with the largest roofed capacity of the tournament.72,220HoustonNRG StadiumA retractable roof keeps the Texas summer heat out for football in air-conditioned comfort.76,416Kansas CityArrowhead StadiumOne of the loudest grounds in North America brings its wall of noise to the World Cup.70,240Los AngelesSoFi StadiumThe futuristic home of LA's NFL teams, sheltered under a translucent canopy.65,326MiamiHard Rock StadiumSouth Florida's marquee venue, a gateway between the Americas.82,500New York / New JerseyMetLife StadiumThe final's stage. MetLife Stadium, just across the Hudson from Manhattan, hosts the showpiece on 19 July.69,796PhiladelphiaLincoln Financial FieldThe cradle of American independence hosts World Cup football in South Philadelphia.70,909San Francisco Bay AreaLevi's StadiumSilicon Valley's stadium in Santa Clara, just south of San Francisco.68,740SeattleLumen FieldA famously loud ground in the soccer-mad Pacific Northwest.
Canada
2 cities
Mexico
3 cities48,071GuadalajaraEstadio AkronMexico's tequila country and the home of Chivas.83,264Mexico CityEstadio AztecaFootball's cathedral opens the World Cup for a record third time on 11 June.53,500MonterreyEstadio BBVAA striking stadium framed by the Cerro de la Silla mountain in Mexico's industrial north.