The 16 Stadiums of the 2026 World Cup: A Complete Guide

The 2026 World Cup is being held at 16 stadiums: 11 in the US, 3 in Mexico, 2 in Canada.

USA (11 Stadiums)

MetLife Stadium — New Jersey

82,500 seats. The final — 19 July. Home of the NY Giants and NY Jets.

SoFi Stadium — Los Angeles

70,000+. Semifinal. One of the most advanced in the world.

AT&T Stadium — Dallas

92,967. Retractable roof, giant screen. Group stage + knockout matches.

Hard Rock Stadium — Miami

65,000. Unique shade canopy.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium — Atlanta

71,000. Spectacular retractable roof. Beer at .

6 More Stadiums

Lumen Field (Seattle, 69K), Lincoln Financial (Philadelphia, 69K), Gillette (Boston, 65K), NRG (Houston, 72K), Arrowhead (Kansas City, 76K), Levi's (San Francisco, 68.5K).

Mexico (3)

Estadio Azteca — Mexico City

83,000. Opening ceremony. 2 World Cup finals (1970, 1986). Maradona's Hand of God.

BBVA — Monterrey + Akron — Guadalajara

53,500 and 49,850. Group stage matches.

Canada (2)

BMO Field (Toronto, 30K+) and BC Place (Vancouver, 54,500).

FAQ

Where Is the Final?

MetLife Stadium, New Jersey. 82,500 seats.

The Biggest Stadium?

AT&T Stadium in Dallas — 92,967.

How Many Stadiums Per Country?

USA 11, Mexico 3, Canada 2.

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