The 2026 World Cup will be hosted across 16 cities in three countries: 11 in the United States, 2 in Canada, and 3 in Mexico. Each city offers a unique combination of football culture, attractions, and fan experiences.

## United States (11 cities)

**Atlanta, Georgia** — Home of Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the city offers a vibrant nightlife, world-class dining, and a thriving music scene. The official fan zone is at Centennial Olympic Park.

**Boston, Massachusetts** — Historic city with the Freedom Trail, Fenway Park, and Harvard University. The fan zone is at Boston Common.

**Dallas, Texas** — The home of AT&T Stadium, with a thriving arts scene, the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, and the famous Tex-Mex cuisine.

**Houston, Texas** — The energy capital of the world, with NASA's Johnson Space Center and the Museum District. The fan zone is at Discovery Green.

**Inglewood, California** — Home of SoFi Stadium, located in the Los Angeles metro area. The fan zone is at the Hollywood Park complex.

**Kansas City, Missouri** — Famous for its barbecue, jazz heritage, and the world's second-largest collection of fountains. The fan zone is at Union Station.

**Miami, Florida** — A diverse, multicultural city with South Beach, the Everglades, and a thriving Latin American food scene. The fan zone is at Bayfront Park.

**New York / New Jersey** — The largest metropolitan area in the US, with the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, and Central Park. The fan zone is at Liberty State Park.

**Philadelphia, Pennsylvania** — The birthplace of American independence, with the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and a thriving food scene. The fan zone is at the Philadelphia Museum of Art steps.

**San Francisco Bay Area, California** — Home of Levi's Stadium, with the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, and Silicon Valley. The fan zone is at Civic Center Plaza.

**Seattle, Washington** — A major tech hub with the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, and a thriving coffee culture. The fan zone is at the Seattle Center.

## Canada (2 cities)

**Toronto, Ontario** — The largest city in Canada, with the CN Tower, Royal Ontario Museum, and a thriving arts scene. The fan zone is at Nathan Phillips Square.

**Vancouver, British Columbia** — A coastal city with Stanley Park, Granville Island, and the surrounding mountains. The fan zone is at the PNE Forum.

## Mexico (3 cities)

**Guadalajara, Jalisco** — The birthplace of mariachi music, with a thriving food scene and the Hospicio Cabañas. The fan zone is at Plaza de Armas.

**Mexico City, CDMX** — The capital of Mexico and the largest city in North America, with the Zócalo, Teotihuacán, and a vibrant arts scene. The fan zone is at the Zócalo.

**Monterrey, Nuevo León** — The industrial capital of northern Mexico, with a dramatic mountain backdrop and a thriving culinary scene. The fan zone is at the Macroplaza.