United States - Host - World Cup 2026
Canada
MexicoVenues
11 Venues
New York / New Jersey
MetLife Stadium
🏆Final82,500
8 matches
Dallas
AT&T Stadium
80,000
9 matches
Los Angeles
SoFi Stadium
70,240
8 matches
Atlanta
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
71,000
8 matches
Houston
NRG Stadium
72,220
7 matches
Philadelphia
Lincoln Financial Field
69,796
7 matches
Miami
Hard Rock Stadium
64,767
8 matches
Boston
Gillette Stadium
65,878
7 matches
Kansas City
Arrowhead Stadium
76,416
7 matches
San Francisco
Levi's Stadium
68,500
7 matches
Seattle
Lumen Field
69,000
7 matches
Kick-Off Times
Eastern Time (ET)
UTC-4NYC · Miami · Atlanta · Boston · Philadelphia
Central Time (CT)
UTC-5Dallas · Houston · Kansas City
Pacific Time (PT)
UTC-7LA · San Francisco · Seattle
Upcoming Matches
Venue Capacities
Tickets & Pricing
Categories, Availability & Resale
Visa & Entry
Travel Essentials
About This Host
The United States hosts the World Cup for the first time since 1994. 11 venues across 11 cities — spanning three time zones — will host 78 of the tournament's 104 matches. All knockout rounds from the quarter-finals onwards take place in the US, with the final at MetLife Stadium in New York/New Jersey on July 19, 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Many World Cup Venues Are In The US?
11 venues across 11 cities, hosting 78 of the 104 matches.
Which US City Hosts The World Cup Final?
New York/NJ — MetLife Stadium on July 19, 2026.
What Visa Do I Need To Visit The US For The World Cup?
ESTA for 40+ visa waiver countries (online, ~72 hrs). B-2 tourist visa for others.
How Many Time Zones Do US Venues Span?
Three primary zones for matches: Eastern, Central, and Pacific.