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11 Host Cities — Pick Your 2026 Tournament Adventure

Interactive guide to all 11 US host cities for the 2026 tournament. Filter by region, climate or vibe. Stadium info, things to do, hidden gems.

Last updated: May 2026

🎯 Pick Your Host City

11 US cities · filter by region, climate or vibe · tap a card for the full guide

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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England fans: Group C matches are at MetLife (NY/NJ), Lincoln Financial (Philadelphia) and Hard Rock (Miami). Start there.

Going to America. Now Pick Your City.

Eleven US cities are hosting matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. They're each genuinely different — Miami feels nothing like Seattle, Dallas nothing like Boston. Picking the right city for your trip matters as much as picking the right match.

The interactive grid above lets you filter by region (East / South / Midwest / West), climate (some of these cities are dangerously hot in June), and vibe (beach holiday vs cultural city break vs outdoor adventure). Tap any card for the full city guide — stadium info, where to stay, neighbourhood breakdowns, food, hidden gems, day trips, and practical tips for English fans.

England fans: your Group C is split across MetLife Stadium (New York/New Jersey), Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia), and Hard Rock Stadium (Miami). Start there.

Quick orientation

  • Cheapest to reach from the UK: New York, Boston, Philadelphia (East Coast = shortest flights)
  • Hottest in June: Dallas, Houston, Miami, Atlanta (expect 32–38°C, high humidity)
  • Most walkable city centres: Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco
  • Best transit to stadium: Atlanta (MARTA), Seattle (Link Light Rail), Philadelphia (Broad Street Line)
  • Best for a non-football wife/partner: New York, San Francisco, Miami, Boston
  • Best for a lads' trip: Kansas City, Dallas, Miami, New York

What's in each city guide

Every city subpage covers:

  1. City at a Glance — climate, transit, why it matters for 2026
  2. The Stadium & Match Day — capacity, surface, getting in, food, beer
  3. Where to Stay — neighbourhood breakdowns with prices
  4. Getting Around — transit, ride-share, parking
  5. Food & Drink — local classics, must-try spots, sports bars
  6. Things to Do Beyond the Match — museums, walks, attractions
  7. Hidden Gems — less-touristy recommendations
  8. Day Trips — within easy reach
  9. Sports Culture — local teams, where to watch other matches
  10. Practical Tips — tipping, weather, etiquette quirks

Tap any city card above to dive in.