2026 FIFA World Cup Host Cities in the United States
The world’s biggest sporting event arrives in North America, and the United States will host the majority of the matches. Eleven iconic U.S. cities—each with its own culture, stadium, and fan energy—will welcome millions of fans for the largest World Cup ever staged.
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As you follow your team across the country, you can browse last‑minute deals and exclusive savings on vacation rentals through our World Cup city pages. Every city below links directly to available properties.
United States Host Cities & Stadiums
Atlanta, Georgia — Mercedes‑Benz Stadium
Atlanta’s state‑of‑the‑art stadium and vibrant downtown make it one of the most exciting host cities of the tournament.
Boston / Foxborough, Massachusetts — Gillette Stadium
Historic charm meets global soccer energy as New England welcomes fans from around the world.
Dallas / Arlington, Texas — AT&T Stadium
One of the largest stadiums in the world, AT&T Stadium will host some of the tournament’s biggest matches.
Houston, Texas — NRG Stadium
Houston’s international culture and world‑class hospitality make it a perfect World Cup destination.
Kansas City, Missouri — GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium
Known for its record‑breaking crowd noise, Kansas City will deliver an unforgettable match‑day atmosphere.
Los Angeles / Inglewood, California — SoFi Stadium
SoFi Stadium’s futuristic design and Hollywood proximity make it one of the most iconic venues of the 2026 World Cup.
Miami Gardens, Florida — Hard Rock Stadium
Miami blends beaches, nightlife, and fútbol passion—creating one of the most vibrant host environments in the tournament.
New York / New Jersey — MetLife Stadium
Home of the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final, MetLife Stadium will host the match that crowns the next world champion.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — Lincoln Financial Field
Philadelphia’s legendary sports culture and central East Coast location make it a top destination for fans.
San Francisco Bay Area / Santa Clara, California — Levi’s Stadium
Set in the heart of Silicon Valley, Levi’s Stadium offers a modern, tech‑driven match experience.
Seattle, Washington — Lumen Field
Seattle’s passionate soccer fanbase and Pacific Northwest scenery create one of the loudest and most scenic venues of the tournament.
The 2026 World Cup Final
The championship match will be played at MetLife Stadium in New York/New Jersey—one of the largest stadiums in the United States and a global media capital.
Find a Place to Stay for the 2026 World Cup
Explore last‑minute deals, exclusive savings, and flexible vacation rentals through our World Cup city pages. Book early—demand will be high across all host cities.