2026 World Cup Venues

Home of the NFL's Giants and Jets, MetLife Stadium will host the 2026 World Cup Final. Located just outside New York City, it is one of the largest stadiums in the Americas.

A state-of-the-art venue in Inglewood, SoFi Stadium features a stunning translucent roof and hosted Super Bowl LVI. It brings Hollywood glamour to the World Cup stage.

Known as 'Jerry World', AT&T Stadium in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex features the world's largest column-free interior and a massive video display. A true Texas-sized venue.

Home of the San Francisco 49ers in Silicon Valley, Levi's Stadium is one of the most technologically advanced venues in the world, with a focus on sustainability and fan experience.

Home of the Miami Dolphins, Hard Rock Stadium has hosted Super Bowls and international football. Its tropical setting and canopy roof make it a unique World Cup venue.

Atlanta's architectural marvel features a retractable pinwheel roof and is home to Atlanta United FC of MLS. Its striking design and electric atmosphere make it a fan favorite.

Home of the New England Patriots and Revolution, Gillette Stadium brings World Cup football to the historic Boston area. A proven venue for major international events.

Known for its passionate fanbase, Lincoln Financial Field brings Philadelphia's legendary sports energy to the World Cup. Home of the Eagles, it has hosted Gold Cup matches and international friendlies.

Home of the Sounders and known for the loudest fans in American sports, Lumen Field in Seattle's Pioneer Square district will create an incredible atmosphere for World Cup matches.

Houston's NRG Stadium features a retractable roof perfect for beating the Texas heat. The city's massive Latino community will bring incredible energy to every match.

One of the loudest stadiums in the world, Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City holds the Guinness World Record for crowd noise. Expect a deafening atmosphere for World Cup matches.

The legendary Estadio Azteca is the only stadium to have hosted two World Cup Finals (1970, 1986). Home to Club América and the Mexican national team, it is sacred ground for football fans worldwide.

Home of Chivas de Guadalajara, the Estadio Akron is one of the most modern stadiums in Latin America. Its volcanic rock-inspired design reflects the culture of Jalisco.

Home of CF Monterrey (Rayados), the Estadio BBVA is an architectural gem nestled against the Cerro de la Silla mountain. Its cutting-edge design earned it multiple international awards.

Home of Toronto FC and the Canadian national team, BMO Field on the shores of Lake Ontario will be expanded for the World Cup. Canada's football heartbeat lives here.

Vancouver's BC Place features a retractable roof and stunning mountain views. Home of the Whitecaps, it will showcase Canada's Pacific coast to the world during the tournament.