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FIFA World Cup 2026 Stadiums

The FIFA World Cup 2026 will be hosted across Canada, Mexico and the United States, with 16 stadiums selected for the biggest tournament in world football.

Host Countries3
Stadiums16
Largest Venue80,824
First Three Nation World Cup2026

Canada

Toronto Stadium

Location: Toronto, Ontario
Capacity: 43,036
Opened: 2007

Purpose built for the FIFA U 20 World Cup 2007, Toronto Stadium has hosted major Canadian football moments and international tournament matches.

BC Place Vancouver

Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
Capacity: 52,497
Opened: 1983

Located by False Creek, BC Place is home to Vancouver Whitecaps and BC Lions, and hosted the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2015 final.

Mexico

Mexico City Stadium

Location: Mexico City
Capacity: 80,824
Opened: 1966

A true world football coliseum, Mexico City Stadium will become the first venue to host matches at three FIFA World Cups.

Guadalajara Stadium

Location: Zapopan, Jalisco
Capacity: 45,664
Opened: 2010

Known for its striking raised design, Guadalajara Stadium is home to C.D. Guadalajara and has hosted FIFA U 17 World Cup and Pan American Games events.

Estadio Monterrey

Location: Guadalupe, Nuevo León
Capacity: 51,243
Opened: 2015

A modern venue and home of Monterrey, the stadium earned LEED silver certification and hosted major Concacaf matches.

United States

Atlanta Stadium

Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Capacity: 68,239
Opened: 2017

Known for its retractable roof and halo video board, Atlanta Stadium is home to Atlanta United and the Atlanta Falcons.

Boston Stadium

Location: Foxborough, Massachusetts
Capacity: 64,146
Opened: 2002

Boston Stadium has hosted major international football fixtures and underwent significant renovation ahead of the 2026 tournament.

Dallas Stadium

Location: Arlington, Texas
Capacity: 70,649
Opened: 2009

One of the most spectacular stadiums in the United States, Dallas Stadium has hosted major NFL, college football, boxing and football events.

Houston Stadium

Location: Houston, Texas
Capacity: 68,777
Opened: 2002

Houston Stadium has a retractable roof and a strong record of hosting national team matches, Copa America fixtures and major events.

Kansas City Stadium

Location: Kansas City, Missouri
Capacity: 69,045
Opened: 1972

Certified as one of the loudest outdoor sports venues in the world, Kansas City Stadium is home to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Los Angeles Stadium

Location: Inglewood, California
Capacity: 70,492
Opened: 2020

The newest venue selected for the tournament, Los Angeles Stadium is home to the Rams and Chargers and hosted Super Bowl LVI.

Miami Stadium

Location: Miami Gardens, Florida
Capacity: 64,478
Opened: 1987

A versatile venue, Miami Stadium hosts NFL, Formula 1, tennis, college football, concerts and major international football fixtures.

New York New Jersey Stadium

Location: East Rutherford, New Jersey
Capacity: 80,663
Opened: 2010

The stadium has hosted major NFL events, Copa America Centenario and the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 final.

Philadelphia Stadium

Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Capacity: 68,324
Opened: 2003

Philadelphia Stadium has hosted US national team games, Gold Cup fixtures and FIFA Club World Cup 2025 matches.

San Francisco Bay Area Stadium

Location: Santa Clara, California
Capacity: 68,827
Opened: 2014

Home of the San Francisco 49ers, the stadium has hosted Super Bowls, Copa America Centenario and major entertainment events.

Seattle Stadium

Location: Seattle, Washington
Capacity: 66,925
Opened: 2002

Known for its horseshoe shape and intense atmosphere, Seattle Stadium is home to Seattle Sounders and the Seattle Seahawks.