World Cup 2026 hub
VancouverToronto
Mexico CityMonterreyGuadalajara
DallasNew York / New JerseyAtlantaKansas CityHoustonSan Francisco Bay AreaLos AngelesPhiladelphiaSeattleBostonMiami
Host Cities & Stadiums
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is played across 16 cities in Canada, Mexico and the United States. Here is every host city and its stadium.
16Venues
3Host nations
1.09MTotal capacity
Canada2 venues
VancouverBC Place
54,000seats
TorontoBMO Field
45,000seats
Mexico3 venues
Mexico CityEstadio Azteca
83,000seats
MonterreyEstadio BBVA
53,500seats
GuadalajaraEstadio Akron
48,000seats
United States11 venues
DallasAT&T Stadium
94,000seats
New York / New JerseyMetLife Stadium
82,500seats
AtlantaMercedes-Benz Stadium
75,000seats
Kansas CityArrowhead Stadium
73,000seats
HoustonNRG Stadium
72,000seats
San Francisco Bay AreaLevi's Stadium
71,000seats
Los AngelesSoFi Stadium
70,000seats
PhiladelphiaLincoln Financial Field
69,000seats
SeattleLumen Field
69,000seats
BostonGillette Stadium
65,000seats
MiamiHard Rock Stadium
65,000seats
Stadium capacities are published figures and may vary for the tournament configuration.