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09/06/2026

Seattle Stadium - 2026 FIFA World Cup Stadium

During the 2026 World Cup, Lumen Field in Seattle was renamed Seattle Stadium in accordance with FIFA regulations. With a capacity of 69,000 spectators, the stadium will host six key matches, including the group stage and knockout stages, and has been transformed by replacing synthetic turf with FIFA-standard natural grass.

Stadium Profile

Location: Downtown Seattle, Washington, United States.

Year Opened: 2002.

Official Tournament Name: Seattle Stadium (FIFA sponsor neutrality rules).

Capacity: 69,000 spectators.

Key Facilities for the 2026 World Cup

Field Surface: Natural grass, specially installed to replace synthetic turf, to meet the highest FIFA standards.

Roof and Grandstand Design:
The stadium's iconic roof structure and open design allow spectators to enjoy panoramic views of downtown Seattle.

Premium Package (Hospitality):
Provides exclusive banquet and hospitality facilities, including premium tickets, food and beverage areas, and in-stadium entertainment.

08/06/2026

Moses Mabhida Stadium - Durban , South Africa

Moses Mabhida Stadium is an iconic multi-purpose stadium in Durban, South Africa, built for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Named after the anti-apartheid leader, the stadium is famous for its giant steel arch, which symbolizes the unity of the South African nation.

Stadium Profile

Location: Walter Gilbert Road, Stamford Hill, Durban, South Africa (on the shores of the Indian Ocean).

Opened: November 28, 2009.

Capacity: 55,500 seats (expandable to 75,000 for major events).

Architect: gmp von Gerkan, Marg and Partners.

Building Structure

The stadium's structure combines steel, cables, and membranes, with the following prominent elements:

The Arch:
A 105-meter-high, 106-meter-span arch spanning the stadium. The arch serves as a visual icon and supports the roof's weight through a steel cable system.

Lightweight Membrane Roof:
The stadium's roof is made of a transparent membrane that covers the spectator area, providing protection from sun and rain, while still maintaining a light and airy feel.

Perforated Metal Facade:
The stadium's outer cladding uses perforated metal sheets to protect the interior from strong winds while still allowing for natural ventilation.

Main Facilities

In addition to football and rugby matches, the stadium features premium recreational facilities:

SkyCar (Cable Car):
A cable car that takes visitors to the top of the 105-meter-high arch for panoramic views of Durban and the Indian Ocean.

Adventure Walk:
A dedicated hiking trail for visitors who want to walk up the main arch.

Adventure Facilities:
Extreme sports areas such as the Big Rush Big Swing (a giant swing right in the middle of the stadium arch) and a zipline.

Lifestyle Precinct:
The area surrounding the stadium complex that includes shops, restaurants, a sports museum, and an integrated pedestrian walkway.

08/06/2026

Atlanta Stadium - 2026 FIFA World Cup Stadium

Atlanta Stadium (commercially known as Mercedes-Benz Stadium) is one of the most modern and innovative venues in the world. Located in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, USA, this futuristic $1.6 billion stadium will host eight matches, including the semifinals of the 2026 World Cup.

Here is a complete profile, structure, and facilities of Atlanta Stadium:

Main Profile

Official Tournament Name: Atlanta Stadium (in accordance with FIFA regulations prohibiting commercial names/sponsorships).

World Cup Capacity: Over 75,000 spectators (seated capacity).

Home Clubs: Atlanta Falcons (NFL) and Atlanta United (MLS).

Opening Date: August 26, 2017 (replacing the Georgia Dome).

Stadium Structure

Retractable Roof:
The roof structure is iconic, consisting of eight triangular panels that can rotate open to resemble a camera lens.

Modular Design (Flexibility):
The field uses high-performance synthetic turf that can be replaced with natural grass specifically to comply with FIFA regulations during the tournament. The lower stands can be adjusted to create a more compact atmosphere during games.

World-Class Facilities

Halo 360-Degree Video Board:
A nearly 1,100-foot-wide circular digital scoreboard on the stadium roof provides a world-first immersive visual experience for spectators.

High Accessibility:
Strategically located in downtown Atlanta, close to Centennial Olympic Park and Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. It is directly flanked by MARTA train stations (GWCC/CNN Center and Vine City).

Fan-Friendly Area:
Features a spacious concourse and outdoor lawn (up to 600 square meters) to accommodate large-scale fan festivities.

Fan-Friendly Amenities:
Features comprehensive central air conditioning, affordable food prices, and generously spaced seating with unobstructed field views.

07/06/2026

Fukuda Denshi Arena - ジェフユナイテッド千葉

Fukuda Denshi Arena (known locally as Fuku-Ari) is a modern football stadium in Chiba City, Japan. Opened in 2005, it is the home of J. League club JEF United Ichihara Chiba. The stadium is approximately an 8-minute walk from Soga Station.

Profile & Accessibility

Location: Located in Soga Sports Park, Chuo-ku, Chiba City.

Capacity: 19,781 spectators (including 18,500 seats).

Transportation:
Conveniently located and easily accessible from Tokyo or central Chiba via the JR Line (Keiyō, Uchibō, and Sotobō Lines) at Soga Station.

Design:
The stands are very close to the pitch without an athletics track, creating an intimate and intense match atmosphere.

Main Facilities

Seating Area:
Equipped with 80 royal boxes (VIP rooms), 110 seats for the disabled, and 84 press seats.

Roof: A distinctive and photogenic large triangular steel cantilever structure.

Community Facilities:
Integrated within the Soga Sports Park, which also features baseball fields, tennis courts, and a public recreation area.

06/06/2026

Dallas Stadium - 2026 FIFA World Cup Stadium

AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, will be renamed Dallas Stadium during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Hosting nine matches—the most in the tournament—including one semifinal, this magnificent stadium has a capacity of approximately 94,000 spectators.

Here is a complete profile, structure, and facilities of this grand venue:

Stadium Profile

Official Tournament Name: Dallas Stadium (Known as AT&T Stadium)

Location: Arlington, Texas, United States (located between Dallas and Fort Worth).

Club Home: Dallas Cowboys (NFL)

Construction Cost: Approximately $1.15 billion

2026 World Cup Matches: Five group stage matches, two round of 32 matches, one round of 16 match, and one semifinal match.

Structure and Design

Retractable Roof:
The stadium features a translucent fabric roof system that can be quickly opened and closed. The roof is supported by two giant 91-meter-high steel arches that span the entire length of the pitch, creating a vast interior space without any internal support columns.

Giant Capacity:
The standard tournament capacity is 94,000 seats, which can be expanded to accommodate over 105,000 spectators for non-football events through the standing section.

Exterior and Facade:
The exterior design incorporates modern glass and steel, often described as a massive architectural landmark capable of holding crowds like a "small city."

Key Facilities

Center-hung Videoboard:
The stadium's most iconic feature is a giant, rectangular Mitsubishi HD video screen suspended directly above the center of the pitch, providing clear visibility of replays and scores for spectators in all corners of the stands.

Specialized Field Surface:
The field underwent a multi-million dollar renovation, replacing synthetic turf with temporary natural grass specifically for the 2026 World Cup. The field has also been widened and raised approximately 15 feet to conform to the standard FIFA field dimensions (105 m × 68 m).

Premium Space and Hospitality:
The stadium features hundreds of luxury suites and an exclusive club, recently renovated to the highest standards of hospitality.

Spectre Seating:
Utilizing folding seats with backrests mounted on aluminum rails, providing ample legroom.

05/06/2026

Cidade do Futebol FPF - Portugal

The Cidade do Futebol (Football City) is the training center and headquarters of the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF), inaugurated on March 31, 2016. This 7-hectare complex in Oeiras, near Lisbon, is a modern preparation center for all 22 Portuguese national teams, built at an investment of 90 million euros.

This elite sports center was designed by RISCO Architects and contractor Mota-Engil and features the following key facilities:

Technical Center: Features two full-size grass pitches, a 340-seat stadium, and a half-pitch dedicated to goalkeeper training.

FPF Main Building: Serves as the administrative center, logistics center, press conference room, and workspace for the coaching staff.

Health & Performance Facilities: Equipped with two state-of-the-art gyms and an athlete health and recovery clinic.

Additional Facilities: Futsal pavilion, hotel accommodation for players, restaurant, and studio for the official TV station, Canal 11

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05/06/2026

Gelora B**g Karno Stadium - Jakarta
Home Of Indonesia National Football Team ( Timnas Indonesia )

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04/06/2026

Philadelphia Stadium - 2026 FIFA World Cup Stadium

Lincoln Financial Field (tentatively named Philadelphia Stadium for the tournament) in Philadelphia, United States, is one of the main venues for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosting six matches (five group stage matches and one round of 16 match). The 69,000-capacity stadium is known as the home of the NFL.

The World Cup is supported by the following state-of-the-art facilities and features:

Stadium Profile

Location: Located at the South Philadelphia Sports Complex in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

Capacity: 69,000 spectators for the duration of the tournament.

Nickname: Known locally as "The Linc."

Match Schedule:
Will host key matches, including the round of 16 match, which coincides with the 250th anniversary of the United States Declaration of Independence.

Main Facilities

FIFA-Standard Turf:
Utilizing a high-end hero hybrid grass system with a sophisticated drainage and cooling subsystem (SubAir system) that has been specially renovated to meet the dimensions of a soccer field.

Green Stadium:
One of the greenest stadiums in the world, equipped with solar power and wind turbines that power most of the stadium's facilities.

Integrated Transportation Connectivity:
Direct integration with the Broad Street Line (BSL) and SEPTA's dedicated Sports Express service allows for easy movement of fans to the arena.

Commercial and Entertainment Facilities:
Part of Philadelphia's integrated sports complex, with a variety of surrounding commercial areas.

04/06/2026

Stadion Radomiak Radom - RKS Radomiak Radom

The Stadion im. Braci Czachorów (also known as Stadion Radomiak Radom or Stadion Miejski) is the home of the Radomiak Radom football club in Poland. The stadium has a capacity of 14,440 and has become a modern football hub for the team competing in Poland's top flight, the Ekstraklasa.

Stadium Profile

Location: Radom, Poland (located at 63 Struga Street)

Capacity: 14,440 (to reach full capacity by the end of 2025)

Home Club: Radomiak Radom

Former Name/Nickname: Named in honor of the Czachor brothers (club legends) and is part of the Radom Sports Centre project.

Main Facilities

The stadium was built to modern standards to meet European league licensing requirements:

Football-Specific Design:
The pitch is designed purely for football (no running track) to maximize spectator proximity and atmosphere.

Covered Grandstand:
Equipped with large-capacity grandstands that completely surround the pitch.

Team & Spectator Facilities:
Equipped with modern locker rooms, training facilities, a media/press room, and commercial areas within the complex.

04/06/2026

Kansas City Stadium - 2026 FIFA World Cup Stadium

GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium (temporarily known as Kansas City Stadium to comply with FIFA sponsorship regulations) is the home of the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs, and has been transformed into a 76,416-seat soccer arena. The stadium is set to host six tournament games, including one quarterfinal.

Stadium Profile

Location: 1 Arrowhead Drive, Kansas City, Missouri, United States

Year Opened: 1972 (large capacity and $375 million renovation)

Tournament Capacity: 76,416 spectators for World Cup matches

Atmosphere: Known as one of the loudest and most iconic outdoor stadiums in American sports.

Transformation and Facilities for the 2026 World Cup

To meet FIFA standards, the stadium underwent a major overhaul to accommodate a soccer field larger than an American football field:

Field Modifications:
Approximately 3,500 seats were removed to accommodate a standard-sized soccer field, including the corner areas.

Turf Surface:
World-class natural grass installed and reinforced with synthetic fibers to withstand high-intensity matches.

Supporting Facilities:
Improved player locker room facilities, broadcast/media infrastructure, and upgraded lighting and HVAC (climate control) systems for comfort on the pitch.

Commercial Areas:
In accordance with FIFA's neutrality rules, all commercial sponsor brands or logos have been covered or temporarily removed.

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