World Cup 2026 Stadiums

New York / New Jersey, USA

Host of the 2026 World Cup Final. East Rutherford, NJ, 8 miles from Manhattan. Open-air with the NYC skyline as the backdrop.

Los Angeles, USA

Opened in 2020 at a cost of $5.5 billion. Indoor-outdoor design under a translucent roof canopy. Sits in Inglewood next to The Forum.

Dallas, USA

Largest 2026 venue at 92,967 capacity. Known for its 60-yard center-hung video board and retractable roof. Located in Arlington, between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Miami, USA

Miami Gardens, 17 miles north of South Beach. The open-air bowl has a partial roof canopy that shades the upper concourse.

Atlanta, USA

Pinwheel retractable roof opened in 2017. Best public-transit access of any US stadium on this list. Concessions famously stay cheap: $2 hot dogs, $5 beers.

Houston, USA

Retractable roof and full A/C, both useful in Houston's June heat. Sits next to the original Astrodome, the first domed multi-purpose stadium ever built.

Philadelphia, USA

Home of the Eagles in South Philadelphia's Sports Complex. Open-air with passionate Philly fans. Easy rail access from Center City and NJ.

Seattle, USA

Famous for deafening crowd noise (holds Guinness record). Partial roof amplifies sound. Located in SoDo district with Pioneer Square bars nearby.

San Francisco Bay Area, USA

Located in Santa Clara, Silicon Valley. Green-certified with a living roof. 45 minutes from downtown San Francisco by Caltrain + VTA.

Kansas City, USA

Holds the Guinness record for loudest crowd at 142.2 dB. Sits in the Truman Sports Complex. BBQ smoke fills the tailgate lots on match day.

Boston, USA

Located in Foxborough, ~30 miles south of Boston. Home of the Patriots and Revolution. Patriot Place shopping complex adjacent.

Mexico City, Mexico

Only stadium to host two World Cup Finals (1970, 1986). Hosts the 2026 Opening Match. Altitude 2,240 m affects stamina and ball flight.

Guadalajara, Mexico

Volcano-shaped exterior, opened in 2010 in Zapopan. Home of Chivas, one of Mexico's biggest clubs. Strong sightlines from every section.

Monterrey, Mexico

Opened in 2015 with the Sierra Madre mountains forming the backdrop. Home of C.F. Monterrey (Rayados).

Toronto, Canada

Expanded for the 2026 tournament, on Toronto's Exhibition Place waterfront. Walking distance from downtown. Lake Ontario on one side, CN Tower on the other.

Vancouver, Canada

Retractable roof, useful given Vancouver's rain. Downtown in the False Creek area. Mountains visible from the upper concourse. SkyTrain station next door.