World Cup 2026 USA: The Complete American Guide

The United States hosts the majority of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with 11 venues across the country. From the opening match to the final at MetLife Stadium, this is the biggest sporting event in American history since the 1994 World Cup.

Host Cities

Eleven cities will host matches: Atlanta, Boston (Foxborough), Dallas (Arlington), Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles (Inglewood), Miami, New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, San Francisco Bay Area (Santa Clara), and Seattle. The geographic spread means fans across the country can attend matches.

The USMNT

The US Men's National Team enters as hosts with a golden generation of talent. Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie, Gio Reyna, and Tyler Adams bring European experience, while homegrown MLS talent adds depth.

Tickets and Travel

FIFA ticket sales open in phases. With 11 venues, fans can plan multi-city trips or focus on one hub. Domestic flights between host cities are plentiful and affordable if booked early.