While all eyes are on the 2022 World Cup which will take place in Qatar, we now know all the stadiums which will host the 2026 World Cup which will take place in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Between June and July 2026 (the dates are not yet fixed), the World Cup will take place on the other side of the Atlantic, on the northern part of the American continent. Back on American soil for the first time since 1994, the football world cup will experience a great first during this edition since 48 teams will be qualified, against 32 in the last editions.
To accommodate all of these selections, no less than 16 stadiums have been selected by the organizing committee. From New York to Toronto via Mexico City and Dallas, we invite you to tour the stadiums of the 2026 World Cup.
MetLife Stadium
Ville : New-York
Ability : 82 500 places
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Levi’s Stadium
Ville : Santa Clara, California
Ability : 68 500 places
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Lumen Field
Ville : Seattle
Ability : 72 000 places
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SoFi Stadium
Ville : The Angels
Ability : 70 000 places
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AT&T Stadium
Ville : Dallas
Ability : 80 000 places
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Mercedes Benz Stadium
Ville : Atlanta
Ability : 71 041 places
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NRG Stadium
Ville : Houston
Ability : 72 220 places
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Lincoln Financial Field
Ville : Philadelphia
Ability : 67 594 places
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Gillette Stadium
Ville : Boston
Ability : 65 878 places
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Hard Rock Stadium
Ville : Miami
Ability : 65 326 places
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Arrowhead Stadium
Ville : Kansas City
Ability : 76 416 places
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BMO Field
Ville : Toronto
Ability : 30 000 places
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BC Place
Ville : Vancouver
Ability : 54 500 places
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Aztec stadium
Ville : Mexico City
Ability : 87 523 places
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Akron Stadium
Ville : Guadalajara
Ability : 48 071 places
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BBVA Stadium
Ville : Monterrey
Ability : 51 000 places
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