With the 2022 World Cup in Qatar in full view, we now know all the venues for the 2026 World Cup to be held in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Between June and July 2026 (dates not yet set), the World Cup will take place on the other side of the Atlantic in the northern part of the American continent. For the first time since 1994 on American soil, the Football World Cup will have a great first experience during this edition as 48 teams will qualify against 32 teams in previous editions.
To accommodate all of these choices, no less than 16 venues have been selected by the organizing committee. We invite you to travel from New York to Toronto via Mexico City and Dallas to the venues for the 2026 World Cup.
Medlife Stadium
City : New York
Ability : 82,500 seats
Lewis Stadium
City : Santa Clara, California
Ability : 68,500 seats
Lumenfield
City : In Seattle
Ability : 72,000 seats
Sophie Stadium
City : Los Angeles
Ability : 70,000 seats
AT&T Stadium
City : Dallas
Ability : 80,000 seats
Mercedes Benz Ground
City : Atlanta
Ability : 71,041 seats
NRG Stadium
City : Houston
Ability : 72,220 seats
Lincoln Department of Finance
City : Philadelphia
Ability : 67,594 seats
Gillette Ground
City : Boston
Ability : 65,878 seats
Hard Rock Stadium
City : Miami
Ability : 65,326 seats
Arrow Ground
City : Kansas City
Ability : 76,416 seats
BMO field
City : Toronto
Ability : 30,000 seats
BC Location
City : Vancouver
Ability : 54,500 seats
Estadio Azteca
City : Mexico City
Ability : 87,523 seats
Akron Stadium
City : Guadalajara
Ability : 48,071 seats
BBVA Stadium
City : Montessori
Ability : 51,000 seats
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