Discover the Host Cities
FIFA World Cup 2026: A Global Celebration
Explore the vibrant host cities of the FIFA World Cup 2026 and immerse yourself in the excitement of this global sporting event.
The Heartbeat of the World Cup
The Significance of FIFA World Cup 2026 Host Cities
The FIFA World Cup 2026 marks a historic event as it will be hosted across three North American countries: the United States, Canada, and Mexico. This tournament is not just a celebration of football but also a showcase of the diverse cultures and vibrant communities of the host cities. Each city brings its unique flair, offering fans a chance to experience world-class hospitality, iconic landmarks, and rich traditions. This World Cup aims to unite people from all corners of the globe, fostering a spirit of camaraderie and cultural exchange.
The host cities for the FIFA World Cup 2026 have been carefully selected to represent the best of North America. From the bustling streets of New York City to the historic charm of Mexico City, each location offers a distinct atmosphere and a warm welcome to visitors. The tournament will not only highlight the passion for football but also promote tourism and economic growth in these cities. As fans gather to witness the world’s greatest footballers in action, they will also have the opportunity to explore the unique attractions and experiences each city has to offer.
Host Cities and Stadiums for FIFA World Cup 2026
MetLife Stadium
82.500
(NY) East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA
2010
New York Giants, New York Jets
SoFi Stadium
70.000
(LA) Inglewood, California, USA
2020
Los Angeles Rams, Los Angeles Chargers
Estadio Azteca
87.523
Mexico City, Mexico
1966
Club América, Cruz Azul
BC Place
54.500
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
1983
Vancouver Whitecaps FC
AT&T Stadium
80.000
(Dallas) Arlington, Texas, USA
2009
Dallas Cowboys
Levi’s Stadium
68.500
Santa Clara, California, USA
2014
San Francisco 49ers
BMO Field Stadium
45.736
Toronto, Canada
2007
Toronto FC, Toronto Argonauts
Hard Rock Stadium
65.326
Miami, Florida, USA
1987
Miami Dolphins
Akron Stadium
49.850
Guadalajara, Mexico
2010
C.D. Guadalajara, C.D. Tapatío
BBVA Stadium
53.500
Monterrey, Mexico
2015
C.F. Monterrey, Raya2 Expansión
Mercedes Benz Stadium
71.000
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
2017
Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta United F.C.
Gillette Stadium
68.756
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
2002
New England Patriots, New England Revolution
NRG Stadium
72.220
Houston, Texas, USA
2002
Houston Texans, HLSR
Arrowhead Stadium
79.451
Kansas City, Missouri, USA
1972
Kansas City Chiefs
Lincoln Financial Field
68.532
Philadelphia, Pensilvania, USA
2003
Philadelphia Eagles, Temple Owls
Lumen Field
72.000
Seattle, Washington, USA
2002
Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Sounders FC, OL Reign
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FIFA World Cup 2026 Host Stadiums Gallery
Akron Stadium. Guadalajara, Mexico
Arrowhead Stadium. Kansas City
ATT Stadium. Dallas, USA
Azteca Stadium. Mexico
B.C. Place. Vancouver
BBVA Stadium. Monterrey, Mexico
BMO Field. Toronto
Gillette Stadium. Foxborough, USA
Hard Rock Stadium. Miami Gardens, USA
Levis Stadium, Santa Clara, USA
Lincoln Financial Field. Philadelphia, USA
Lumen Field. Seattle, USA
Mercedes Benz Stadium. Atlanta
NRG Stadium. Houston, USA
SoFi Stadium. Inglewood, USA
MetLife Stadium. New Jersey, USA
Explore the Host Cities
FIFA World Cup 2026 Host Cities Gallery
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Dallas, Texas, USA
Guadalajara, Mexico
Houston, Texas, USA
Kansas City, Missouri, USA
Los Angeles, California, USA
Mexico City, Mexico
Miami, Florida, USA
Monterrey, Mexico
Manhattan Downtown architecture night with reflections
Manhattan Downtown architecture night with reflections
Philadelphia, Pensilvania, USA
Santa Clara, California, USA
Seattle, Washington, USA
Toronto, Canada
