United States Host Cities
Atlanta
Home of Atlanta United FC and the world-class Atlanta Stadium. This is Atlanta’s first World Cup hosting experience—expect Southern hospitality mixed with massive fan energy.
Local Club: Local MLS Club
Fun Fact: Atlanta Stadium routinely draws some of the biggest crowds in MLS.
Boston (Foxborough)
Boston Stadium brings the World Cup back to New England, which hosted matches in 1994.
Local Club: Local MLS Club
Fun Fact: Boston has one of America’s oldest sports cultures—expect passionate crowds.
Dallas (Arlington)
Dallas Stadium—one of the largest in the world—returns Dallas to the World Cup stage after hosting in 1994.
Local Club: Local MLS Club
Fun Fact: Dallas Stadium’s massive video board is one of the largest on Earth.
Houston
Houston Stadium hosts matches in one of America’s most diverse cities.
Local Club: Local MLS Club
Fun Fact: Houston did not host in 1994 but is now a major soccer hub.
Kansas City
Kansas City Stadium hosts KC’s first-ever World Cup matches.
Local Club: Local MLS Club
Fun Fact: KC is often called America’s “soccer capital” due to its passionate fan culture.
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Stadium brings LA back into the World Cup spotlight after hosting in 1994.
Local Clubs: Local MLS Club
Fun Fact: LA is the only U.S. city to host two World Cup finals (men’s & women’s).
Miami
Miami Stadium will showcase Miami’s global energy and booming soccer scene.
Local Club: Local MLS Club
Fun Fact: Miami did not host in 1994 but is now one of the hottest soccer destinations in the USA.
New York
New York New Jersey Stadium hosts matches in one of the world’s most iconic metropolitan areas.
Local Club: Local MLS Club
Fun Fact: This is a favorite to host the 2026 Tournament.
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Stadium hosts Philly’s first World Cup matches.
Local Club: Local MLS Club
Fun Fact: Philly boasts one of America’s strongest supporter cultures (DOOP!).
San Francisco Bay Area (Santa Clara)
San Francisco Bay Area Stadium brings the World Cup to Northern California.
Local Club: Local MLS Club
Fun Fact: Known for tech culture—but also a sneaky-strong soccer region.
Seattle
Seattle Stadium hosts matches in one of America’s loudest stadiums.
Local Club: Local MLS Club
Fun Fact: Seattle consistently breaks MLS attendance records.
Canada Host Cities
Toronto
Toronto Stadium will be expanded to host tournament matches.
Local Club: Local MLS Club
Fun Fact: Toronto is one of the most multicultural cities on Earth—ideal for a global tournament.
Vancouver
BC Place Vancouver brings the tournament to Western Canada.
Local Club: Local MLS Club
Fun Fact: BC Place famously hosted the 2015 Women’s World Cup Final.
Mexico Host Cities
Mexico City
Estadio Azteca becomes the first stadium in history to host three men’s World Cups (1970, 1986, 2026).
Local Club: Local Liga MX Club
Fun Fact: Pelé and Maradona both created iconic World Cup moments here.
Guadalajara
Guadalajara Stadium returns Guadalajara to World Cup action.
Local Club: Local Liga MX Club
Fun Fact: Guadalajara also hosted in 1970 and 1986 and is known for its vibrant food scene.
Monterrey
Monterrey Stadium hosts matches in one of Mexico’s most modern stadiums.
Local Club: Local Liga MX Club
Fun Fact: Known as “The Steel Giant,” this stadium has one of the most stunning backdrops in world football.