BC Place
Retractable roof indoor stadium. Home of Vancouver Whitecaps (MLS) and BC Lions (CFL). Hosted 2015 Women's World Cup Final.
From BC Place in Vancouver to the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City — the most geographically spread set of World Cup venues ever assembled.
| Nation | Stadiums | Matches | Total capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇨🇦 Canada | 2 | 13 | 100,236 |
| 🇺🇸 USA | 11 | 78 | 827,179 |
| 🇲🇽 Mexico | 3 | 13 | 187,255 |
| Total | 16 | 104 | 1,114,670 |
Retractable roof indoor stadium. Home of Vancouver Whitecaps (MLS) and BC Lions (CFL). Hosted 2015 Women's World Cup Final.
Canada's largest dedicated soccer stadium. Home of Toronto FC (MLS). Expanded specifically for the 2026 World Cup.
World Cup Final venue. Home of NY Giants and NY Jets (NFL). Largest World Cup venue in 2026.
Home of Dallas Cowboys (NFL). Known as "Jerry World". Will host a semi-final.
Brand-new NFL stadium, home of LA Rams & Chargers. 2022's most expensive stadium ever built ($5.5B).
Historic stadium that hosted the 1994 World Cup Final. Returns for a second Final-host run in 1994.
Home of Miami Dolphins (NFL). Hosts 3rd place match. Tropical climate makes this the warmest venue.
Home of Seattle Sounders (MLS champions) and Seattle Seahawks (NFL). Closest US venue to Vancouver.
Near Boston. Home of New England Revolution (MLS) and New England Patriots (NFL).
Home of Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) and Philadelphia Union (MLS).
Geographic center of North America. Home of Kansas City Chiefs (NFL, Super Bowl champions).
Only other retractable-roof venue alongside BC Place. Air-conditioned — critical for Texas summer heat.
Silicon Valley's NFL stadium, home of San Francisco 49ers. Close to Vancouver for Canadian fans flying south.
Only stadium hosting two World Cup Finals (1970 and 1986). Site of Maradona's "Hand of God" goal (1986). Iconic open-air high-altitude venue at 2,240m.
Modern stadium in Monterrey, home of Club de Foot Monterrey. One of the newest venues in the tournament.
Home of Chivas de Guadalajara. Mexico's second-largest city. Popular with tourists.
BC Place (Vancouver) is the most accessible for western Canadians — the stadium is a 5-minute walk from downtown Vancouver's transit hub. Canada Line SkyTrain runs directly to the stadium from YVR airport in 26 minutes. Hotel prices in Vancouver during the World Cup are expected to rise 3-4x; the BC government has issued travel advisories recommending booking at least 18 months in advance.
BMO Field (Toronto) is accessible via the 509 or 511 streetcar from Union Station. The stadium sits on the waterfront in Exhibition Place. Toronto also serves as a hub for flights to US venues — Delta and Air Canada fly direct to New York (MetLife) and Dallas (AT&T Stadium).
For USA venues, Seattle's Lumen Field is 3 hours south of Vancouver by car via I-5 — making it the closest US venue for BC residents. Amtrak Cascades also runs Vancouver to Seattle, though capacity is limited during large events. Visit the World Cup 2026 stadiums and travel guide for the complete overview, or read the Full Canada host guide →