World Cup USA: 2026 Host Cities & Travel Guide
The United States will host the majority of 2026 World Cup matches, with 11 host cities from coast to coast. From Los Angeles and New York to Seattle, Atlanta, and Miami, each city offers different matches and experiences.
This page is your entry point to US host cities, stadiums, and travel guides so you can plan where to go and what to see.
Quick facts
- 11 host cities in the USA for 2026.
- Matches in major metros including LA, New York, Dallas, San Francisco, Atlanta, Miami.
- Stadiums range from NFL to MLS venues.
- Domestic travel: no visa needed for US residents.
Frequently asked questions
- Which US cities are hosting the 2026 World Cup?
- The USA has 11 host cities, including Los Angeles, New York/New Jersey, Dallas, San Francisco Bay Area, Atlanta, Miami, Seattle, Houston, Kansas City, Philadelphia, and Boston.
- Do I need a visa to watch the World Cup in the USA?
- It depends on your nationality. US residents do not need a visa for domestic travel. International visitors should check US entry requirements.
- How do I get between World Cup host cities in the USA?
- Flying is the most practical option between distant cities. Some regions have multiple cities within driving distance. Plan transport when you choose your matches.
- Where can I find travel guides for US host cities?
- Our host cities section has details for each US host city, plus travel guides and video guides for match-day planning.