The 2026 World Cup Will Be Held in These Host Cities

The 2026 World Cup is set to return to North America in summer 2026 after a 32-year gap, spanning the United States, Canada and Mexico. All told, 16 host cities will stage matches: 11 in the U.S., three in Mexico and two in Canada. In the United States, venues include Gillette Stadium in Foxborough; MetLife in East Rutherford; Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia; Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta; Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens; Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City; AT&T Stadium in Arlington; NRG Stadium in Houston; SoFi Stadium in Inglewood; Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara; and Lumen Field in Seattle. Canada hosts at BC Place (Vancouver) and BMO Field (Toronto). Mexico’s stops are Estadio Azteca (Mexico City), Estadio BBVA (Monterrey) and Estadio Akron (Guadalajara). The tournament expands to 48 teams.