16 stadiums

World Cup 2026 Venues

From BC Place in Vancouver to Estadio Azteca in Mexico City — 16 iconic stadiums across three nations host the largest World Cup ever.

All 16 FIFA World Cup 2026 stadiums — capacity, matches scheduled and rounds hosted
Stadium	City	Capacity	Matches	Rounds
BC Place	Vancouver	54,500	6	Group+R32
BMO Field	Toronto	45,000	4	Group
MetLife Stadium	E. Rutherford NJ	82,500	8	Final+SF
AT&T Stadium	Arlington TX	80,000	7	SF+QF
SoFi Stadium	Los Angeles CA	70,240	7	QF+R16
Hard Rock Stadium	Miami FL	65,326	6	Group+R32
Levi's Stadium	Santa Clara CA	68,500	6	Group+R32
Gillette Stadium	Foxborough MA	65,878	5	Group
Lincoln Financial	Philadelphia PA	67,594	5	Group
Arrowhead Stadium	Kansas City MO	76,416	5	Group
Allegiant Stadium	Las Vegas NV	65,000	5	Group
Lumen Field	Seattle WA	68,740	5	Group
Empower Field	Denver CO	76,125	5	Group
Estadio Azteca	Mexico City	87,523	5	Opening+Group
Estadio BBVA	Monterrey	53,500	4	Group
Estadio Akron	Guadalajara	49,850	4	Group

54,500

BMO

45,000

MetLife

82,500

AT&T

80,000

SoFi

70,240

Hard

65,326

Levi's

68,500

Gillette

65,878

FIFA World Cup 2026 venues — complete stadium guide

The 16 FIFA World Cup 2026 stadiums are spread across three countries. Estadio Azteca in Mexico City (cap. 87,523) is the largest venue and hosts the opening match on June 11, 2026 — making it the only stadium in history to host World Cup matches at three separate tournaments (1970, 1986, 2026). MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey (cap. 82,500) hosts the most high-stakes matches including a semi-final on July 15 and the Final on July 19. In Canada, BC Place in Vancouver (cap. 54,500) and BMO Field in Toronto (expanded to 45,000) host 10 matches combined. See the full schedule per venue and the Canada venue guide. See our World Cup 2026 venues and host cities.

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