AT&T Stadium

Dallas

AT&T Stadium in Dallas will be one of the host venues for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, bringing the thrill of the world’s biggest tournament to the heart of Texas. Known for its massive size, cutting-edge design, and electric game-day atmosphere, this iconic stadium will welcome fans from around the globe. Get ready for unforgettable matches in one of the most spectacular venues of the tournament!

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup matches in Dallas, Texas will be held at AT&T Stadium. Known for its state-of-the-art design, retractable roof, and record-breaking video board, this stadium is home to the Dallas Cowboys. With a seating capacity of over 80,000—expandable to around 100,000—it’s set to be one of the largest and most iconic venues in the entire tournament.

Dallas is set to host 9 matches during the FIFA World Cup 2026., making it the city to host the most games. The city will welcome:

  • 5 Group stage matches
  • 2 Round of 32 matches
  • 1 Round of 15 match
  • 1 Semifinal match

With this lineup, Dallas will be the major hub for World Cup action, bringing fans from around the world to experience world-class soccer at AT&T Stadium.

While teams have not yet qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, aside from the host nations (USA, Canada, and Mexico), following group stage matches are schedules for Dallas at AT&T Stadium:

  • 2x Group F matches
  • 2x Group J matches
  • 1x Group K match

The full match schedule, including which teams will play in Dallas, will be determined after the World Cup qualification process is completed.
Be sure to check back for updates as teams qualify!

AT&T Stadium is located in Arlington, Texas, at 1 AT&T Way, Arlington, TX 76011. Positioned between Dallas and Fort Worth, it offers convenient access for fans traveling from both major cities. The stadium is part of the larger Entertainment District, which includes restaurants, bars, and attractions like Texas Live! and Globe Life Field. While not in downtown Dallas, AT&T Stadium is easily accessible by car, rideshare, and event-day shuttles, making it a standout venue for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

For the 2026 FIFA World Cup, AT&T Stadium is expected to host over 80,000 fans, with expandable capacity up to 100,000+, making it the largest NFL stadium in the United States. This includes general seating, premium suites, and top-tier hospitality areas. Home to the Dallas Cowboys, AT&T Stadium is built for big moments—offering cutting-edge facilities and an electric atmosphere that will make it one of the standout venues for the 2026 World Cup.

Yes! Dallas is expected to host official FIFA Fan Festivals™ and other fan zones where supporters can watch matches, enjoy live entertainment, and take part in World Cup-themed activities. While exact locations haven’t been confirmed yet, potential spots include Klyde Warren Park, Dallas City Hall Plaza, and areas around AT&T Discovery District. More details will be announced as the tournament gets closer.

Fans can reach AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas using a variety of transportation options:

By Car: Located between Dallas and Fort Worth, the stadium is easily accessible via I-30 and Highway 360. There is ample parking on-site, but heavy traffic is expected on matchdays.
By Rideshare or Taxi: Uber, Lyft, and taxi drop-off zones will be set up near the stadium for convenient access before and after matches.
By Shuttle: Shuttle services from key areas like Downtown Dallas, Fort Worth, and nearby hotels are expected, with specific routes and schedules to be announced closer to the event.

While driving is an option, rideshare and shuttle services are highly recommended due to expected congestion and limited walkability in the surrounding area.

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