Learn about the capacity of the 2026 World Cup stadiums

FIFA announced on Wednesday the capacity of the 16 stadiums hosting the 2026 World Cup finals in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
This is the largest edition in the history of the World Cup, with the participation of 48 teams and being held for the first time in three countries.

“Following unprecedented global demand, the record number of fans in a single edition, which dates back to the 1994 World Cup in the United States, will be broken,” FIFA said in a statement on Wednesday.

The complete list of stadiums and their capacity:

Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta: 68239
BC Place Vancouver Stadium: 52,497
Gillette Stadium, Foxboro/Boston: 64146
AT&T Stadium, Arlington/Dallas: 70649
Akron Stadium, Guadalajara: 45664
NRG Stadium, Houston: 68777
Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City: 69045
Sofai Stadium, Los Angeles: 70492
Estadio Asteca, Mexico: 80824
Hard Rock Stadium, Miami: 64478
BBVA Stadium, Monterrey: 51243
MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford (NJ/NY): 80663
Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia: 68324
Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara/San Francisco: 68827
Lumen Field, Seattle: 66925
BMO Field, Toronto: 43036