2026 FIFA WORLD CUP STADIUMS

The next FIFA World Cup is just around the corner. The biggest sporting event is set to take place, and Canada, Mexico, and the United States are ready.

Atlanta Stadium

Location: Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Capacity: 75,000 seats

Opened: 2017

2026 FIFA World Cup Matches: Five group matches, one round of 16, one round of 16, and one semifinal.

Architects of the Atlanta stadium provided fans with an experience that earned them great recognition when they created it with them in mind. Standing over 90 meters high, the stadium is regarded as the most environmentally friendly in the world. It also features a 360-degree television screen and a retractable roof.

The stadium is home to Major League Soccer's Atlanta United and the NFL's Atlanta Falcons. In its brief existence, the stadium has also hosted some of the nation's biggest events, such as the College Football Playoffs, Super Bowl LIII, MLS All-Star Games, numerous international friendlies, and concerts by renowned musicians.

Atlanta Stadium
Boston Stadium

Boston Stadium

Location: Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA

Capacity: 65,000 seats

Opened: 2002

2026 FIFA World Cup Matches: One round of 16, five group matches, and one quarterfinal.

The New England Revolution (MLS) and New England Patriots (NFL) stadium, the Boston Stadium, is currently undergoing significant enhancements in preparation for the 2026 tournament.

Upon completion, the stadium will feature the country's largest outdoor HD screen, spanning over 2,000 square meters, as well as 4,000 square meters of glass-enclosed hospitality space. It will also have a 360-degree connection throughout the pitch.

Over the years, Boston Stadium has hosted several major soccer competitions, such as the International Champions Cup, Copa América Centenario, Concacaf Gold Cup, and the FIFA Women's World Cup 2003TM. This venue also hosts many concerts.

Dallas Stadium

Location: Arlington, Texas, USA

Capacity: 94,000 seats

Opened: 2009

2026 FIFA World Cup Matches: Two round of 16, one round of 16, five group matches, and one semifinal.

Dallas Stadium is a splendid example of stadium design that offers fans an unforgettable experience for sporting and musical events. With over 2,300 square meters of screens, it is a true custom art piece.

Since opening in 2009, the stadium has been home to the Dallas Cowboys, five-time Super Bowl champions. Additionally, it has recently hosted the Concacaf Gold Cup and matches of the Mexican national team.

Super Bowl XLV, 2015 College Football Playoffs, 2018 NFL Draft, Big 12 Championship games, Cotton Bowl Classic, NCAA Men's Championship Final Four, AMA Supercross Championship, and numerous World Boxing Championship matches are among the other significant events held at Dallas Stadium.

Dallas Stadium
Houston Stadium

Houston Stadium

Location: Houston, Texas, USA

Capacity: 72,000 seats

Opened: 2002

2026 FIFA World Cup Matches: One round of 16, one round of 16, five group matches.

Houston Stadium hosted three matches of the Copa América Centenario in 2016, the MLS All-Star Game, matches of the US and Mexico national teams, among others. More football experience is expected to be accumulated there before the competition.

Known for its "Bull Pen" section, home to the most spirited supporters of the Houston Texans (NFL) team, the stadium was built in 2002 and features a retractable roof. It also hosts the renowned Houston Rodeo.

Kansas City Stadium

Location: Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Capacity: 73,000 seats

Opened: 1972

2026 FIFA World Cup Matches: Four quarterfinals, one round of 16, four group matches.

Kansas City Stadium hosted five consecutive NFL conference finals, a record, and is the world's loudest stadium, according to the Guinness Book of World Records.

During a 2014 match against the New England Patriots, the arena - which also houses the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs - reached a record decibel level of 142.2.

Sporting KC, a two-time Major League Soccer (MLS) champion, is based in Kansas City, which is considered the football capital of the United States. Another team from this border city of both Kansas and Missouri is the KC Current, which reached the semi-finals of the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) in 2022.

Kansas City Stadium
Los Angeles Stadium

Los Angeles Stadium

Location: Inglewood, California, USA

Capacity: 70,000 seats

Opened: 2020

2026 FIFA World Cup Matches: Two round of 16, one quarterfinal, and five group matches.

Since the Los Angeles site will officially open its doors in southwest California in September 2020, it is the last site selected to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The iconic Pasadena Rose Bowl Stadium, site of the 1994 FIFA World Cup final, is just a 30-minute drive away.

This stadium, home to the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers, hosted Super Bowl LVI in 2022, during which the Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals (23-20).

Several concerts have already taken place under the famous dome of the Los Angeles stadium. Several celebrities, including Ed Sheeran, BTS, and Taylor Swift, have praised the venue's excellence.

Miami Stadium

Location: Miami Gardens, Florida, USA

Capacity: 67,000 seats

Opened: 1987

2026 FIFA World Cup Matches: One quarterfinal, five group matches, and one round of 16.

This state-of-the-art stadium features 166 executive suites, four party decks, and one green seating option for football. These plans are in the process of being modified to conform to the FIFA World Cup. A 20,000 square foot club space with a buffet and table service is included in the Miami Stadium. A two-story, $8 million statue of Don Shula, the Miami Dolphins' leader, will be unveiled in the club level entry.

This stadium, also home to the Miami Dolphins, has hosted two Super Bowls and is also known for its college football orange bowl games. A first for Miami is that it is now home to the Miami Open, a grand slam tennis event that is the country's most important and longest-running tennis tournament, following the stadium's renovation of the Miami Open.

Miami Stadium
New York New Jersey Stadium

New York New Jersey Stadium

Location: East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA

Capacity: 82,500 seats

Opened: 2010

Matches at FIFA World Cup 26: One round of 16 match, one quarter-final match, and the final.

The stadium has primarily been home to NFL superstars so far, but in 2026, the greatest football players will take over.

The stadium, opened in 2010, serves multiple purposes, including hosting both the New York Giants and New York Jets, NFL franchises. It also hosts the New York Guardians XFL football team. In terms of soccer, the stadium hosted the Copa América Centenario 2016 final, where Chile defeated Lionel Messi-led Argentina on penalties (0-0 a.e.t., 4-2 pens).

The New York New Jersey Stadium has also hosted a number of international musical celebrities such as Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran, Beyoncé, and Bruce Springsteen.

Philadelphia Stadium

Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Capacity: 69,000 seats

Opened: 2003

Matches at FIFA World Cup 26: One round of 16 match and five group stage matches.

August 2003 saw the opening of Philadelphia Stadium with a friendly gala match between FC Barcelona and Manchester United, where Ronaldinho provided Patrick Kluivert with his first goal in the arena.

The stadium has hosted events such as the 2015 Gold Cup final, matches involving Manchester United, and US national team games. It is also home to the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles and briefly hosted MLS's Philadelphia Union in 2010.

Philadelphia Stadium
San Francisco Bay Stadium

San Francisco Bay Stadium

Location: Santa Clara, California, USA

Capacity: 71,000 seats

Opened: 2014

Matches at FIFA World Cup 26: Five group stage matches and one round of 16 match.

Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara is one of the newer World Cup stadiums.

Home to the NFL's San Francisco 49ers since opening in 2014, the stadium hosted Super Bowl 50 in February 2016, featuring a halftime performance by Coldplay, Beyoncé, and Bruno Mars.

It also hosted the opening match of Copa América Centenario, where the United States lost 0-2 to Colombia in June 2016. Additionally, it has hosted events like Wrestlemania and an NHL game in 2015 between the San Jose Sharks and Los Angeles Kings.

Seattle Stadium

Location: Seattle, Washington, USA

Capacity: 69,000 seats

Opened: 2002

Matches at FIFA World Cup 26: One round of 16 match, one quarter-final match, and four group stage matches.

The open north end of this unique horseshoe-shaped stadium offers stunning views of the Seattle skyline.

The stadium has gained fame as a fortress for both the NFL's Seattle Seahawks and MLS's Seattle Sounders, twice earning Guinness World Records for the loudest outdoor stadium (in September and December 2013).

The local team's triumph on May 5, 2022, perfectly captures the electric atmosphere during Sounders home games. On that day, Seattle triumphed 5-2 overall after a 3-0 win over Pumas, a Mexican team. With this victory, they became the first American team to win the Concacaf Champions League in its current format and qualified for the FIFA Club World Cup™.

Seattle Stadium