StadiumsAll 16 Host Cities

The vast climate-controlled home of fan spectacle in Arlington, kept cool, with conditions held at baseline.

Kansas City's thunderous open bowl, fierce summer heat that creeps into tiring legs late in games.

Vancouver's retractable-roof stadium in the coolest coastal climate of the tournament, mild and comfortable at baseline.

Toronto's open-air lakeside ground near Lake Ontario, open skies with inland summer humidity.

Guadalajara's partly-covered bowl set in rolling terrain, heat plus modest altitude in the rainy season.

Mexico City's legendary high-altitude colossus at ~2,240m, thin air that drains sustained tempo late in matches.

Monterrey's striking open-air arena framed by the Cerro de la Silla mountain, among the hottest, most humid venues.

The open-air home in Foxborough between Boston and Providence, variable New England summer conditions.

Miami's open-air arena under a shading canopy, among the hottest, most humid venues of the tournament.

Santa Clara's open-air Bay Area venue, bright and variable, with warm afternoons easing into cool evenings.

Philadelphia's open-air stadium where summer heat settles over the pitch, a genuine warm-weather venue.

Seattle's loud, partially-covered cauldron with an open field, atmospheric, with mild conditions and a slight warm-day effect.

Atlanta's fully climate-controlled showpiece with a retractable petal roof, a cool, controlled venue that plays to baseline tempo.

The open-air final venue in the New York/New Jersey area, a grand stage with humid mid-summer conditions.

Houston's air-conditioned arena held around a comfortable temperature, a true baseline venue out of the Texas heat.

Los Angeles' architectural icon under a vast translucent canopy, passive cooling and partial shade soften hot afternoons.