WORLD CUPHUB
Venues Guide

Host Stadiums

From historic cathedrals to architectural marvels, explore the selected world-class stadiums hosting matches across USA, Mexico, and Canada.

MetLife Stadium

New York/New Jersey, USA
USA
πŸ“Œ Hosts the Final Match

The crowning venue of the tournament. MetLife is an elite sports arena located just outside New York City, set to stage the historic Final on July 19, 2026.

Capacity 82,500 Seats
Opened 2010

Estadio Azteca

Mexico City, Mexico
Mexico
πŸ“Œ Opening Match Host

A legendary cathedral of football. The Azteca will become the first stadium to host matches in three separate FIFA World Cups (1970, 1986, 2026).

Capacity 87,523 Seats
Opened 1966

SoFi Stadium

Los Angeles, USA
USA
πŸ“Œ USMNT Opening Match Host

The most expensive stadium ever built, featuring a futuristic translucent canopy, indoor-outdoor design, and the giant double-sided 4K Infinity screen.

Capacity 70,240 Seats
Opened 2020

BC Place

Vancouver, Canada
Canada
πŸ“Œ Canada Group Stage Matches

Canada’s premier retractable-roof stadium, situated in the heart of Vancouver with beautiful waterfront backdrops and a brand-new turf surface.

Capacity 54,500 Seats
Opened 1983

AT&T Stadium

Dallas/Arlington, USA
USA
πŸ“Œ Hosts the Semi-Final Match

Featuring a massive retractable roof and one of the largest high-definition video boards in the world, this architectural marvel will host a semi-final.

Capacity 92,967 Seats
Opened 2009

Hard Rock Stadium

Miami, USA
USA
πŸ“Œ Hosts Third-Place Match

A highly modernized multi-purpose sports complex that has hosted six Super Bowls, set to host the third-place playoff match in 2026.

Capacity 64,767 Seats
Opened 1987

BMO Field

Toronto, Canada
Canada
πŸ“Œ Canada Opening Match Host

The national soccer stadium of Canada, expanded specifically to accommodate the massive global audiences of the World Cup.

Capacity 45,736 Seats
Opened 2007

Estadio BBVA

Monterrey, Mexico
Mexico
πŸ“Œ Group Stage Matches

Affectionately known as "El Gigante de Acero" (The Steel Giant), this ultra-modern stadium offers a breathtaking view of the Cerro de la Silla mountain.

Capacity 53,500 Seats
Opened 2015