Sportstar brings a comprehensive guide for fans travelling to the United States of America, Canada and Mexico for the FIFA World Cup 2026. | Photo Credit: Getty Images via AFP

The FIFA World Cup 2026 takes place across the United States, Mexico and Canada, marking a new era for the global showpiece and FIFA’s vision for the game.

The 39-day tournament takes in some of North America’s most iconic cities, with vibrant cultures, landmark attractions and distinctive local cuisine adding to the off-pitch spectacle.

FIFA World Cup 2026: A guide for fans before travelling for the tournament

Where will FIFA World Cup 2026 be held in the USA?

• Atlanta: Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta Stadium)
• Boston: Gillette Stadium (Boston Stadium)
• Dallas: AT&T Stadium (Dallas Stadium)
• Houston: NRG Stadium (Houston Stadium)
• Kansas City: Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City Stadium)
• Los Angeles: SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles Stadium)
• Miami: Hard Rock Stadium (Miami Stadium)
• New York/New Jersey: MetLife Stadium (New York New Jersey Stadium)
• Philadelphia: Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia Stadium)
• San Francisco Bay Area: Levi’s Stadium (San Francisco Bay Area Stadium)
• Seattle: Lumen Field (Seattle Stadium)
• Guadalajara: Estadio Akron (Guadalajara Stadium)
• Mexico City: Estadio Azteca (Mexico City Stadium)
• Monterrey: Estadio BBVA (Monterrey Stadium)
• Toronto: BMO Field (Toronto Stadium)
• Vancouver: BC Place (Vancouver Stadium)

An expanded 48 teams will compete to be crowned world champion, with the 2026 edition becoming the first to be hosted by three nations. In total, 16 venues spanning 4,800km will stage a record 104 matches.

Published on Jun 11, 2026