World Cup 2026 Stadiums — All 16 Venues Across USA, Canada & Mexico

📺 The Short Answer: 16 stadiums across 3 countries. USA: 11 venues (MetLife Final, SoFi, AT&T, etc). Mexico: 3 venues (Azteca, BBVA, Akron). Canada: 2 venues (BC Place, BMO Field). MetLife Stadium hosts the Final.
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The 16 Venues

From Vancouver to Mexico City — over 4,500 km end to end. Here's every stadium.

USA — 11 Stadiums

MetLife Stadium (NJ, 82,500): Hosts the Final. AT&T Stadium (Dallas, 80,000): Semifinal venue. Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City, 76,416): Loudest stadium in America. Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta, 71,000): Retractable roof. SoFi Stadium (LA, 70,240): Most expensive stadium ever built. Levi's Stadium (SF, 68,500). Lincoln Financial Field (Philly, 67,594). Lumen Field (Seattle, 69,000). NRG Stadium (Houston, 72,220). Gillette Stadium (Boston, 65,878). Hard Rock Stadium (Miami, 64,767): Third-place match.

Mexico — 3 Stadiums

Estadio Azteca (Mexico City, 87,523): Legendary. First stadium to host three World Cups. Estadio BBVA (Monterrey, 53,500). Estadio Akron (Guadalajara, 48,071): 1,500m elevation.

Canada — 2 Stadiums

BC Place (Vancouver, 54,500): Stunning waterfront location. BMO Field (Toronto, expanding to 45,000): Smallest venue.

Travel Reality Check

These venues are NOT close together. Flying Vancouver to Mexico City is 5+ hours. US venues span 4 time zones. For multiple matches, stick to regional clusters: Northeast (NY/Philly/Boston) or West Coast (LA/SF/Seattle).

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