2026 FIFA World Cup
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The biggest game in football history will be played at MetLife in East Rutherford, NJ — right across the Hudson from Manhattan. The most iconic backdrop for a World Cup Final ever staged.

SoFi Stadium in Inglewood is one of the most modern stadiums on earth — opened in 2020 and hosting a Semi-Final. Hollywood, beaches, and sunshine make LA one of the World Cup's most coveted destinations.

AT&T Stadium — home of the Dallas Cowboys — is a football cathedral. One of the largest domed stadiums in the world with a 60-yard video board. Dallas in summer is hot but passionate.

NRG Stadium is one of the few fully air-conditioned NFL stadiums — perfect for June heat. Houston's extraordinary food scene (best Tex-Mex on earth) and vibrant Latin culture make it a fan favourite.

Miami's Hard Rock Stadium sits in the heart of one of the world's most vibrant cities. South Beach, incredible nightlife, Latin energy and year-round sunshine — Miami will be electric during the World Cup.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium in downtown Atlanta is one of the most architecturally stunning venues in American sport — a retractable petal roof unlike anything else in the world. Easy to access from downtown.

Philadelphia — birthplace of American democracy — sits between NYC and Washington DC, making it a perfect base for fans attending multiple venues. Lincoln Financial Field is right in South Philly.

Seattle's Lumen Field is one of the loudest stadiums in North America — and arguably the most passionate soccer city on the continent. The Pacific Northwest backdrop is breathtaking.

Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara gives fans easy access to San Francisco, Silicon Valley, and the stunning Bay Area. One of the most picturesque locations for any World Cup venue.

Arrowhead Stadium — legendary home of the Kansas City Chiefs and the loudest stadium in the NFL — brings a wall of noise to every match. Kansas City BBQ before the game is an experience in itself.

Gillette Stadium in Foxborough gives fans a base in one of America's most historic and beautiful cities. Walk the Freedom Trail, eat a lobster roll, and then watch world-class football.

The legendary Azteca — the only stadium to have hosted two World Cup Finals (1970 and 1986). Scene of Maradona's Hand of God and Goal of the Century. This is the most historic stadium in World Cup history. Hosting the opening match.

Mexico's second city delivers the most authentically Mexican World Cup experience — mariachi, tequila, incredible street food, and passionate football culture with Chivas de Guadalajara fans setting the atmosphere.

Estadio BBVA — one of Latin America's most modern stadiums — sits with the stunning Sierra Madre mountains as its backdrop. Monterrey is Mexico's industrial capital with a booming culinary scene and vibrant nightlife.

Toronto is one of the world's great multicultural cities — 200 languages spoken, every world cuisine represented, and a waterfront location that is spectacular in summer. BMO Field will be expanded for the tournament.

Vancouver is arguably the most beautiful World Cup host city of 2026 — mountains, ocean, forest, and city all in one frame. BC Place's retractable roof means weather is never a concern. Canada's most stunning natural setting.