World Cup 2026 Venue · Miami
8 Matches Group → Knockouts
Capacity
64,767
Built
1987
Surface
Natural
Roof
Open
Home Team
Miami Dolphins (NFL) / Inter Miami CF (MLS)
Altitude
2m
Time Zone
Central Time (CT - UTC-5)
Miami is the Gateway to the Americas — a bilingual, bicultural city where Latin America meets the US. Inter Miami's Messi-era fanbase has made Miami the hottest football city in the US. The vibrant nightlife, beach culture and Latin energy supercharge the World Cup atmosphere.
Hard Rock Stadium (originally Joe Robbie Stadium, 1987) has hosted Super Bowl LIV (2020), Copa América 2016, and the 1994 World Cup. Its 2016 renovation added a dramatic canopy shade structure. Miami hosted the 3rd-place play-off in 1994 — it does so again in 2026.
8 Matches — Group Stage, Quarterfinal, And The Third-Place Play-Off On July 18.
July 18, 2026 At Hard Rock Stadium, Miami.
64,767 For World Cup Matches.
Very Hot And Humid — 31–32°C With High Humidity. Miami's Rainy Season Peaks Mid-Summer.
Yes — The 1994 World Cup Included Matches At Joe Robbie Stadium (Now Hard Rock), Including The Third-Place Play-Off.