Every host city at WC 2026

Hosts the World Cup Final on July 19. Largest stadium in the tournament after Azteca. Shared home of NY Giants + Jets.

Hosts a semi-final. Dallas Cowboys home with a retractable roof — temperature-controlled.

Hosts a quarter-final. Newest US venue — LA Rams + Chargers home, with the famous Infinity Screen.

Hosts a semi-final. Atlanta United home with the iconic pinwheel roof. The MLS attendance record-setter.

Houston Texans home. Retractable roof, indoor air-conditioned bowl — the Texas heat doesn't reach the pitch.

Hosts a quarter-final. Miami Dolphins home + Formula 1 Miami GP host. Tournament's southern hub.

San Francisco 49ers home. Silicon Valley's tournament base — solar-canopied open bowl.

New England Patriots home; New England Revolution's MLS bowl. The tournament's northeastern stronghold.

Philadelphia Eagles home. Mid-Atlantic anchor of the tournament with one of the loudest open-bowl atmospheres in US sport.

Hosts a quarter-final. Kansas City Chiefs home; world-record holder for loudest stadium crowd noise (142.2 dB).

Seattle Seahawks + Seattle Sounders home. Pacific Northwest hub with one of the loudest atmospheres in MLS.

Hosts the tournament opener. The only stadium to host three World Cups (1970, 1986, 2026) — both Pelé's and Maradona's 'goal of the century' were scored here.

Home of Rayados de Monterrey. Sleek modern build framed by the Sierra Madre — one of the most photogenic venues in CONCACAF.

Distinctive volcanic-rock cladding; home of Chivas de Guadalajara. The smallest of the three Mexican venues.

Retractable-roof flagship of Vancouver Whitecaps. Pacific Northwest base for group-stage matches.

Toronto FC home. Expanded specifically for WC 2026 (~28k → ~45k). Hosts Canada's group-stage matches.