World Cup 2026 Host Cities
Browse the 16 host cities in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Open a city page to see matches at that venue in your time zone.
USAAmerica/New_YorkAtlanta
Stadium:
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
USAAmerica/New_YorkBoston
Stadium:
Gillette Stadium
USAAmerica/ChicagoDallas
Stadium:
AT&T Stadium
MexicoAmerica/Mexico_CityGuadalajara
Stadium:
Estadio Akron
USAAmerica/ChicagoHouston
Stadium:
NRG Stadium
USAAmerica/ChicagoKansas City
Stadium:
GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium
USAAmerica/Los_AngelesLos Angeles
Stadium:
SoFi Stadium
MexicoAmerica/Mexico_CityMexico City
Stadium:
Estadio Azteca
USAAmerica/New_YorkMiami
Stadium:
Hard Rock Stadium
MexicoAmerica/MonterreyMonterrey
Stadium:
Estadio BBVA
USAAmerica/New_YorkNew York New Jersey
Stadium:
MetLife Stadium
USAAmerica/New_YorkPhiladelphia
Stadium:
Lincoln Financial Field
USAAmerica/Los_AngelesSan Francisco Bay Area
Stadium:
Levi's Stadium
USAAmerica/Los_AngelesSeattle
Stadium:
Lumen Field
CanadaAmerica/TorontoToronto
Stadium:
BMO Field
CanadaAmerica/VancouverVancouver
Stadium:
BC Place
Host Cities and Stadiums for World Cup 2026
The FIFA World Cup 2026 will mark the first time that three countries jointly host the tournament. The 16 host cities are divided into three geographic divisions:
- Western Division: Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles.
- Central Division: Guadalajara, Mexico City, Monterrey, Houston, Dallas, Kansas City.
- Eastern Division: Atlanta, Miami, Toronto, Boston, Philadelphia, New York New Jersey.
Each city brings iconic football culture and state-of-the-art stadiums, ranging from the historic Estadio Azteca to the modern SoFi Stadium. Understanding when games kick off in these stadiums relative to your location is essential to coordinate your viewing schedule.