Host Cities

16 cities across 3 countries will welcome the world for FIFA World Cup 2026. Each city offers unique culture, food, and matchday experiences.

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ United States (11 cities)

New York / New Jersey

USA

The host of the 2026 World Cup Final. MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ is just miles from Manhattan, offering world-class dining, nightlife, and culture alongside the beautiful game.

Times Square fan zonesLiberty State Park viewing

Los Angeles

USA

SoFi Stadium in Inglewood brings World Cup football to the entertainment capital. Expect celebrity sightings, beach culture, and year-round sunshine.

Santa Monica beach cultureHollywood & entertainment

Dallas

USA

AT&T Stadium in Arlington β€” the largest World Cup venue by capacity. Texas hospitality meets global football in the heart of the DFW metroplex.

AT&T Stadium retractable roofFort Worth Stockyards

Miami

USA

Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens β€” where Latin American passion meets Caribbean vibes. The gateway city for South American fans traveling to the tournament.

South Beach nightlifeLittle Havana culture

Atlanta

USA

Mercedes-Benz Stadium's iconic retractable roof and Atlanta's position as a global hub make it a premier World Cup destination.

World's busiest airport (ATL)Civil Rights history

Houston

USA

NRG Stadium hosts World Cup matches in America's most diverse city. Houston's massive international community ensures every team will have local support.

NASA Space CenterMost diverse US city

Philadelphia

USA

Lincoln Financial Field in the City of Brotherly Love. Rich history, passionate sports culture, and easy access from NYC and DC.

Historic downtown (Independence Hall)Passionate sports fans

Seattle

USA

Lumen Field in the Pacific Northwest β€” known for its deafening crowd noise and proximity to nature. A tech hub with strong soccer culture.

Strong MLS fan culture (Sounders)Pike Place Market

San Francisco Bay Area

USA

Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara hosts matches in the heart of Silicon Valley. San Francisco's iconic landmarks are just a train ride away.

Golden Gate BridgeSilicon Valley tech culture

Kansas City

USA

Arrowhead Stadium β€” the loudest stadium in the world by Guinness record. Kansas City's BBQ and Midwest charm welcome the world.

World-famous BBQLoudest stadium (Guinness record)

Boston

USA

Gillette Stadium in Foxborough brings World Cup football to New England. Boston's Irish pubs and college-town energy create an electric atmosphere.

Historic Freedom TrailCollege town energy

πŸ‡²πŸ‡½ Mexico (3 cities)

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Canada (2 cities)