World Cup 2026 Locations
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is hosted across 16 cities in three countries — the United States, Canada and Mexico. Explore each host city and its stadium below.
Note: Schedule subject to change. Check the official FIFA schedule for the latest updates.
All 16 host cities
AtlantaMercedes-Benz Stadium · 8 matchesBostonGillette Stadium · 7 matchesDallasAT&T Stadium · 9 matchesGuadalajaraEstadio Akron · 4 matchesHoustonNRG Stadium · 7 matchesKansas CityArrowhead Stadium · 6 matchesLos AngelesSoFi Stadium · 8 matchesMexico CityEstadio Azteca · 5 matchesMiamiHard Rock Stadium · 7 matchesMonterreyEstadio BBVA · 4 matchesNew York/New JerseyMetLife Stadium · 8 matchesPhiladelphiaLincoln Financial Field · 6 matchesSan Francisco Bay AreaLevi's Stadium · 6 matchesSeattleLumen Field · 5 matchesTorontoBMO Field · 6 matchesVancouverBC Place · 8 matches
Three host nations
Eleven U.S. cities, three Mexican cities (Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey) and two Canadian cities (Toronto, Vancouver) share hosting duties. From the Round of 16 onward, all matches are played in the United States.
Get the Printable PDF Schedule
Download the full FIFA World Cup 2026 schedule in your time zone, plus the bracket and match tracker.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many host cities are there?
16 host cities across the USA, Canada and Mexico.
Where is the opening match?
Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, on June 11, 2026.