All 16 World Cup 2026 stadiums
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is played across 16 stadiums in three countries: 11 in the United States, 3 in Mexico, and 2 in Canada. They range from MetLife Stadium near New York, the 82,500-seat home of the July 19 final, to Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, the only ground to stage matches at three different World Cups.
United States (11)
MetLife Stadium
EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY · 82,500 SEATS · 8 MATCHES
AT&T Stadium
ARLINGTON, TEXAS · 80,000 SEATS · 9 MATCHES
GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI · 76,416 SEATS · 6 MATCHES
NRG Stadium
HOUSTON, TEXAS · 72,220 SEATS · 7 MATCHES
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
ATLANTA, GEORGIA · 71,000 SEATS · 8 MATCHES
SoFi Stadium
INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA · 70,240 SEATS · 8 MATCHES
Lincoln Financial Field
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA · 69,328 SEATS · 6 MATCHES
Lumen Field
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON · 69,000 SEATS · 6 MATCHES
Levi's Stadium
SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA · 68,500 SEATS · 6 MATCHES
Hard Rock Stadium
MIAMI GARDENS, FLORIDA · 64,767 SEATS · 7 MATCHES
Gillette Stadium
FOXBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS · 64,628 SEATS · 7 MATCHES
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Spin the World Cup wheel →World Cup 2026 stadiums: quick answers
- How many stadiums host the 2026 World Cup?
- 16, spread across three countries: 3 in Mexico, 2 in Canada, 11 in United States. It is the first World Cup hosted by three nations.
- Which is the biggest 2026 World Cup stadium?
- Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, with a capacity of 87,523.
- Why do the stadiums have different names during the tournament?
- FIFA drops commercial sponsor names for its competitions, so venues carry a neutral tournament name. Each stadium page lists both the everyday name and the FIFA name.
- Which matches are played at each stadium?
- Open any venue above. Each stadium page lists every confirmed match held there with kickoff times, the rounds it stages, its capacity, and venue facts.