The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be hosted across 16 world-class stadiums located in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. These iconic FIFA World Cup 2026 venues will host 104 matches featuring the world’s best football nations. From the legendary Estadio Azteca to the massive MetLife Stadium, fans can expect state-of-the-art stadium technology, massive seating capacities, modern fan experiences, and historic football atmospheres.
The FIFA 2026 stadium list includes famous venues such as SoFi Stadium, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Hard Rock Stadium, and BC Place. Each venue has unique architectural features, seating capacity, historical significance, and previous experience hosting major international sporting events.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Venues List
- MetLife Stadium – Final Venue
- Estadio Azteca – Opening Match Venue
- SoFi Stadium
- AT&T Stadium
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium
- Hard Rock Stadium
- Arrowhead Stadium
- Levi’s Stadium
- Lumen Field
- Gillette Stadium
- Lincoln Financial Field
- NRG Stadium
- BC Place
- BMO Field
- Estadio Akron
- Estadio BBVA
The FIFA World Cup 2026 stadium capacities range from around 45,000 seats to over 90,000 seats. The largest stadiums include AT&T Stadium, Estadio Azteca, and MetLife Stadium, which are expected to host some of the biggest matches of the tournament.