Host Cities
16 cities across 3 countries. The first World Cup hosted by three nations — spanning from Vancouver to Mexico City.
🇺🇸 United States
11 cities · 74 matchesNew York / New Jersey
NJ, United States
Matches
8
Stadiums
1
Capacity
82,500
Miami
FL, United States
Matches
7
Stadiums
1
Capacity
65,000
Dallas
TX, United States
Matches
8
Stadiums
1
Capacity
92,000
Atlanta
GA, United States
Matches
8
Stadiums
1
Capacity
75,000
Los Angeles
CA, United States
Matches
7
Stadiums
1
Capacity
70,000
Houston
TX, United States
Matches
6
Stadiums
1
Capacity
72,220
Philadelphia
PA, United States
Matches
6
Stadiums
1
Capacity
69,796
Seattle
WA, United States
Matches
6
Stadiums
1
Capacity
69,000
San Francisco Bay Area
CA, United States
Matches
6
Stadiums
1
Capacity
70,909
Kansas City
MO, United States
Matches
6
Stadiums
1
Capacity
76,416
Boston
MA, United States
Matches
6
Stadiums
1
Capacity
65,878
🇨🇦 Canada
2 cities · 12 matches🇲🇽 Mexico
3 cities · 16 matchesMexico City
CDMX, Mexico
Matches
6
Stadiums
1
Capacity
83,000
Guadalajara
Jalisco, Mexico
Matches
5
Stadiums
1
Capacity
48,000
Monterrey
Nuevo León, Mexico
Matches
5
Stadiums
1
Capacity
53,500
Cities by Total Capacity
Data from FIFA.com. Stadiums use FIFA tournament names (de-branded).