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FIFA World Cup 2026™
The United States hosts 11 cities for the world's biggest sporting event — June 11 to July 19, 2026. Find official fan festivals and public viewing zones near you.
Official Festival
Los Angeles
SoFi Stadium
June 12–July 19 (incl. Final)
11 fan zonesView zones
Official Festival
New York / New Jersey
MetLife Stadium
June 13–July 19 (incl. Final)
6 fan zonesView zones
Official Festival
Miami
Hard Rock Stadium
June 15–July 11 (incl. Quarterfinal)
1 fan zoneView zones
Official Festival
Dallas
AT&T Stadium
June 14–July 14 (incl. Semifinal)
1 fan zoneView zones
Seattle
Lumen Field
June 15–July 6 (incl. Round of 16)
4 fan zonesView zones
San Francisco Bay Area
Levi's Stadium
June 13–July 1 (incl. Round of 32)
7 fan zonesView zones
Official Festival
Boston / Foxborough
Gillette Stadium
June 13–July 9 (incl. Quarterfinal)
3 fan zonesView zones
Official Festival
Philadelphia
Lincoln Financial Field
June 14–July 4 (incl. Round of 16)
1 fan zoneView zones
Official Festival
Kansas City
Arrowhead Stadium
June 16–July 11 (incl. Quarterfinal)
1 fan zoneView zones
Official Festival
Atlanta
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
June 15–July 15 (incl. Semifinal)
2 fan zonesView zones
Official Festival
Houston
NRG Stadium
June 14–July 4 (incl. Round of 16)
1 fan zoneView zones
Data sourced from official FIFA World Cup 2026 host committee websites. FIFA.com