Note: This map is an independent fan project, not affiliated with or endorsed by FIFA™.
The FIFA26 World Cup Stadiums Interactive Map is a comprehensive fan resource covering every host city, stadium, and match across the first-ever 48-team World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Fans can explore all 16 venues and plan their tournament journey from the Group Stage through to the Final.
All 16 Host Cities in One Place
The map plots every official host city and its stadium across three countries, from Seattle and Los Angeles on the West Coast to New York/New Jersey, Boston, and Philadelphia on the East Coast, with Dallas, Kansas City, and Atlanta in between, plus Guadalajara, Mexico City, and Monterrey representing Mexico, and Toronto and Vancouver for Canada. Each venue marker shows the stadium name, a photo or video preview, and the full list of matches scheduled at that location.
Filter by Round, Date, or Team
Four filter categories let fans instantly cut through the full tournament schedule:
- Round: Group Stages, Round of 32, Round of 16, Quarter Finals, Semi Finals, Play-off for Third Place, and Final
- Date: Browse matches by specific match day to plan travel or viewing
- Team: Find exactly where a favorite national team is playing and when
- Host Cities: Display only stadium markers for a clean overview of all venues
Rich Match Details for Every Game
Clicking any venue expands a full schedule of matches for that stadium. Each match accordion reveals the two teams playing, kick-off time, and tournament stage. Fans can instantly see, for example, that the Final takes place on July 19 at MetLife Stadium in New York/New Jersey, or that Toronto’s BMO Field hosts six matches from Group Stage through to the Round of 32.
Immersive Venue Media
Stadium markers offer more than just static details. Many venues feature embedded YouTube video tours and multi-angle photo galleries, including aerial views, stadium entrances, and field perspectives. This helps fans get a more immersive feel of each location before they visit. The map also incorporates 3D building renderings at street level, allowing users to see how each stadium fits within its surrounding environment.
Planning the Tournament Journey
The map is a practical planning tool for fans traveling across multiple host countries. By combining fixture data, venue media, and geographic context in a single interactive view, it makes navigating the most geographically expansive World Cup in history straightforward. Whether tracking a specific team’s group stage path or identifying which city hosts the knockouts, fans can get the full picture at a glance.