for the US stadiums, Tom Grossi here on UA-cam went to all the NFL stadiums last summer and he did tours of the AT&T, SOFI, Gillett, and Mercedes-Benz stadium
Thats nothing. In Bolivia they have La Paz which is 11,932 feet above sea level. Nations have a hard time beating Bolivia there because of the lack of oxygen.
Fun fact about Seattle's venue: not only is it one of the loudest in the world (and it was explicitly designed to be), big plays that generate huge crowd reactions have been known to genuinely register on earthquake sensors! The most famous incident is "The Beast Quake": en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beast_Quake
6:05. Next to that stadium to the left is the Astrodome, the first covered large stadium in the world. It's unused but left standing for its historical status.
@@Hughjanus454 Mexico's official name (translated) is the United States of Mexico, Mexico for short. Canada, like it's siblings Australia and NZ, only has one name though since it's governmental system is too odd (it's a democracy but it also uses the British Monarch represented by a locally appointed governor-general as the ceremonial Head of State) to be described as a specific type of government. The USA gets to call itself "America" because we were the 1st to win independence (let's just say we called dibs on the name) and there were discussions about the USA gradually taking over both continents if other former colonies chose to do so.
Guys, depending on the teams playing, I would suggest you get tickets to the FIFA World Cup matches. While it seats 83,000 people. It is located in downtown Atlanta with so many hotels within a short walking distance, the Georgia World Conference Center with related FIFA World Cup events. The Mercedes Benz Stadium is the home pitch for Atlanta United of the MLS. The local fans are rabid futbol fans. Also weather will never be a factor in the matches since the retractable roof will be able to provide a comfortable environment for the fans.
I live between MetLife Stadium and Philly so I can go to either stadium. If you plan to go to any of the matches if England makes it that far to the final stay on the Jersey side rent a car drive to the stadium you’ll deal with traffic congestion but you’ll reach your destination quicker. You can take day trips in New York using trains if you choose too.
They'll likely not allow anyone to drive to the stadium during the World Cup for security reasons as they did when Metlife hosted the Super Bowl. Hopefully, the issues they had with the rail link then will not be repeated.
Just so yall know, most of these nfl stadiums in the us can fit around 100k for big events like the World Cup if the wanted to, the capacity number was a bit wack
If you want the nicest weather locations, based on these in the summer, then Seattle and Vancouver would be the best choices. It's sunny but not too hot. Most of the other US locations will be very hot and humid in the summer, outside of the West Coast locations that are usually more mild and less humid. Because of the elevation, Mexico City could be nice too.
Agree. Which is why I wonder why they gave the WC Final game to MetLife stadium in NJ. Anywhere on the West Coast would be much more likely to have better weather. Sunny, dry and not too hot.
@@PaulyWally30 Unfornate that the New Estadío Azul in Mexico City won't be a World Cup Stadium because it looks very nice and I don't think if they had to improve on it wouldn't even take very long at all.
They didn’t say a lot about Lumen Field, which was built to both NFL and FIFA specifications, so I’m going to add a little history of soccer matches played there. Numerous exhibition games have taken place at Lumen Field, including high-profile clubs such as Manchester United, Barcelona, Celtic, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Club América and Chivas de Guadalajara. These games have proved to be highly popular, and the first sell-out of 66,772 fans at the stadium was a soccer match between Manchester United and Celtic. National teams such as Brazil, Venezuela, Mexico, and China have played exhibition games at the stadium. Seattle was the site of the 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup Group B opening round between the national teams of the United States, Costa Rica, Canada, and Cuba. Two matches of the 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup opening round were also played at the stadium on July 4, 2009. In the second match, the United States comfortably defeated Grenada, who were playing in their first major international competition, 4-0. The Gold Cup returned in 2013 with Panama beating Martinique and Mexico defeating Canada in opening group play matches. It also hosted three matches during the 2016 Copa América Centenario, a special inter-continental tournament, including two group stage fixtures and a quarterfinal match between the United States and Ecuador. On November 22, 2009, Seattle was the site of the 14th annual MLS Cup between Real Salt Lake and the Los Angeles Galaxy, where Salt Lake won the Cup on penalty kicks (5-4). The stadium was the eighth venue to host the event and had the fourth-largest attendance for an MLS Cup. The MLS Cup returned to Seattle in 2019, with the Sounders hosting Toronto FC as the higher seed. The Sounders won in front of 69,274 spectators, setting a new record for a sporting event at Lumen Field and recording the second-highest cup attendance in league history. The stadium has also hosted a CONCACAF Champions League tournament final; on May 4, 2022, the Sounders defeated Pumas UNAM 3-0 in the second leg of the final before a tournament-record crowd of 68,741 to win 5-2 on aggregate, becoming the first MLS team to win the tournament under its current format. The two loudest open air stadiums in the NFL, which will also host matches are Arrowhead, Kansas City Chiefs. Topping out at 142.2 decibels, this stadium currently holds the world record for the loudest sporting venue in the world. And right behind them, Lumen Field, home of the Seattle Seahawks (NFL) and Seattle Sounders (MLS) and Seattle Reign (WNSL). Not only is Seattle loud, they have actually registered on the Richter scale which detects earthquakes, most famously during Marshawn Lynch’s iconic touchdown run in the postseason against the New Orleans Saints. In the past, PNSN (Pacific Northwest Seismic Network) has turned momentous Seahawks football games into teachable moments for students at the University of Washington, registering “Beast Quakes” (named after legendary Seahawks running back Marshawn “Beast Mode” Lynch) during dramatic plays. Now it’s doing the same for the Sounders. With the Sounders’ permission, the research team hooked up one seismometer inside the stadium for today’s big game, and another one not far outside. “Fans simply yelling will be of no interest to us; however, their jumping up and down should generate vibrations in the stadium and even be transmitted through the ground to sites at some distance,” Malone said. “The Sounder FC fans are particularly well known for their synchronized rhythmic jumping together, which should generate very strong seismic signals.” The seismologists’ clearest win was that they were able to hook up their equipment and get the results online for the match. The results were posted in real time on PNSN’s QuickShake website. (The KDK station registered the readings outside the stadium, while the SFC station was inside.) The biggest spikes came at 13:33:53, 13:42:50 and 13:57:07, when the Sounders scored. “It has been challenging to try and keep up with what the fans were doing in the excitement of the game,” Malone wrote in the game’s final blog update. “It will take some additional analysis to understand all the different types of signals that we recorded and how strong due to what actions.” Oh, and by the way, the seismologists weren’t the only winners today: The Sounders triumphed over Toronto, 3-1. But this stadium is consistently loud, even when an all-time great moment is not taking place. This venue has maxed out its volume at 137.6 decibels, which is the equivalent of an airplane taking off. Lastly it’s also hosted major concerts by The Rolling Stones, Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Ed Sheeran, Coldplay, One Direction, U2, and many more, some have had numerous concerts there like The Rolling Stones, Taylor Swift and Beyoncé.
I designed the sky boxes and amenity spaces at MetLife. Nice to see the interior shots crazy to remember running around on a golf cart inside it while it was being built
Miami in the summer will be brutal. Really the world cup could be hosted in any region in country and have stadiums with the capacity needed. I live in Atlanta and there's at least 10 stadiums within a 4 hour driving radius with a capacity of at least 55,000.
@@stephengiannone5449 well the can have it, anyone that's been to South Florida May to September knows its hell on earth. There'll definitely be hydrations breaks for every game played in Miami.
The way the original video glossed over Mercedes-Benz in Atlanta... It's a dual stadium with retractable to seats to enhance the soccer experience for the teams and the fans and it's also the home of the MLS Championship winner Atlanta United FC.
Be sure to pay close attention to the distances. Vancouver and Miami are 3,000 miles (4,800 Kilometers) apart ! Plan accordingly. And as mentioned below: outside of the west coast, most cities will be hot and humid. A lot of great stadiums and great cities hosting.
Arrowhead is the rowdiest and most historic NFL stadium of the group. We also have the best game day tailgate crowd. You'll be more than welcome in KC.
The funny part is the amount of stadiums with the required capacity by fifa could have just been hosted in the state of Texas. We were being nice in letting other people host games.
True. In addition to AT&T and NRG, DKR Memorial Stadium, the Cotton Bowl, Kyle Field, Amon G. Carter Stadium, McLane Stadium, and Jones Family AT&T Stadium could all host games for the tournament.
In North America we have a reputation for being good hosts at both the FIFA World Cups and the Olympic and Pan American Games, we have a long history: - Los Angeles 2028 (USA J. J. O. O.) - We Are 2026 (MEX, USA, CAN FIFA World Cup) - Toronto 2015 (CAN Pan Am Games) - Guadalajara 2011 (MEX Pan Am Games) - Winnipeg 1999 (CAN Pan Am Games) - Atlanta 1996 (USA J. J. O. O.) - USA 1994 (FIFA World Cup) - Indianapolis 1987 (USA Pan Am Games) - Mexico 1986 (FIFA World Cup) - Los Angeles 1984 (USA J. J. O. O.) - Montreal 1976 (CAN J. J. O. O.) - Mexico City 1975 (MEX Pan Am Games) - Mexico 1970 (FIFA World Cup) - Mexico City 1968 (MEX J. J. O. O.) - Winnipeg 1967 (CAN Pan Am Games) - Chicago 1959 (Pan Am Games) - Mexico City 1955 (MEX Pan Am Games) - Los Angeles 1932 (USA J. J. O. O.) - St. Luis 1904 (USA J. J. O. O.)
Sorry I haven’t popped by for a while, but I hope that your family is having a great year so far! Much love from the U.S.! P.S. If you guys are interested in potentially going to a World Cup game, make sure you register your interest with Fifa so you get early notifications when tickets go on sale! I expect the interest to be insanely high for this one! I’m eagerly anticipating 2026 myself. It would be my first World Cup!
AT&T stadium hosted a Barca v Madrid friendly and the atmosphere was amazing, even for a friendly, shame it wasn’t able to host the final, would of been mad
BC Place has already hosted the Final of the 2015 Women's World Cup. BMO Field in Toronto hosted the Final of the 2007 Men's U-20 World Cup as well as the Final of the 2014 Women's U-20 World Cup. Canada is no stranger to hosting world football finals.
I live in Los Angeles and would love to go to a game in SoFi. Buuuuut the tickets are going to be super expensive 😢. I guess I’ll watch the games from my local bar
Yep the only way to get World Cup tickets is if you win a raffle in a random draw after applying to get tickets. You can't pay until you get the tickets.
Odd that they mention Levi's Stadium as a host of Wrestlemania (31) when half the US stadiums selected have hosted the event since then. (MetLife 35, Lincoln Field 40, AT&T Stadium 32&38, SoFi 39). SoFi was also the host of the SuperBowl (and the best halftime show) in 2023.
I hope all 3 you're doing well went to the world cup here in the United States and the 90s and it was very expensive so I'm sure now it's gonna be even more
My family has had NY Giants season tickets since 1976, the old Giants stadium was torn down and MetLife was opened in 2010. Everyone I've ever talked to hates it, it's a cold, gray boring stadium that should have been a dome for all the money that was spent by taxpayers. We call it the mausoleum.
I'm gonna do the joke because I can and I'm a US Citizen. If by chance our stadiums are not "big" enough, that is not a problem at all. We've got inches, feet, yards, and miles we can expand by if we need to, because metric sucks rock salt. I'm kidding about the measurement beef, but not about the expansion. If we need to, some city will be given the "honor" of having a new stadium that meets the size demands built in their municipality and then it'll be their problem after the game is played. Odds are is that city would most likely be Las Vegas because a lot of sports team migration is going on there. It seems like a lot of the teams from the Bay Area in California, namely Oakland's teams, are being bought up and moved to Las Vegas and Las Vegas is going all out making new stadiums for these teams. What's one more gigantic stadium out in the middle of the desert?
Yep and Las Vegas is gonna get and MLS team in the few years too and they will play at Allegiant. The Atletics will get a dome Baseball Stadium so that they won't have to Deal with the desert heat.
I think what I heard was they would have to reconfigure some things to make the field bigger and the owner wanted more money which fifa was unwilling to provide. I could be wrong but either way it’s a shame, the final should be in the worlds most expensive/countries best stadium
I don’t know anything about college stadiums but I do know capacity isn’t everything in football (soccer). In a vast country like the US location is paramount.
What's interesting about the Kansas City CHIEFS stadium, is that the citizens were given a choice; build a new stadium, or retrofit the old. What makes it interesting is that it would have been cheaper to build a new stadium. They chose to keep with tradition 😢😢🎉🎉🎉
@@ian_r125 i am aware of that i was referring to 4 other nationalities that are western european outside of british such as danish germanic swedish and Norwegian
@@gregtaylor3535 In Europe, those guys are just northern Europeans. And Germanic covers a lot of races. English people are Germanics its not just Germans
@@ian_r125 it was literally pointed at the 81% british factor as of uk specific not looking for a geography lesson i understand which countries are where and i know many races are from those areas as well
@@gregtaylor3535 Of course. If you hadnt went into a detailed breakdown of your ethnicity I wouldnt have commented. It would have been simpler to tell this British couple that you have mostly British ancestry. cheers
Disregard the names for the American stadiums the narrator literally is just calling them by the city names so it’s highly inaccurate. For instance the stadium in Los Angeles is Sofi Stadium, the stadium for the patriots isnt in Boston it’s actually Foxboro and is called Gillette stadium like the razor brand. He should have really done his research in the US stadium names .
@@joshpavlik3343 The Olympics do the same thing (the Delta Center in Salt Lake City was temporarily renamed the Salt Lake Ice Palace for the 2002 Winter Olympics, for example). I don't know if the names used in this video will actually be the names used for the World Cup - I hope they go with more creative names.
The finals being in New York is the biggest mistake that could have been made. The logistics alone will be a nightmare. Especially when fifa require turf and MetLife is a grass field known for injurying players left and right. They had so many better choices but decided they will pick a stadium that is not ready and make them use more tax payers dollars to get it ready. FIFA sucks and can’t wait till World Cup in America ends fifa organization is not welcomed here period.
@@greghamann2099 Football (soccer) doesn’t need hype. It doesn’t need all the ads and a big halftime show to get people to watch. 1.5 billion people watched the last World Cup final in 2022. Fewer than 200 million watched the Taylor Swift Super Bowl this year.
Good point but socker is so boring to watch. I passed on the super bowl because my Green Bay Packers did not participate. Low scoreing games Baseball or socker No thanks not for me. @@ashmituk
for the US stadiums, Tom Grossi here on UA-cam went to all the NFL stadiums last summer and he did tours of the AT&T, SOFI, Gillett, and Mercedes-Benz stadium
Yep Tom Grossi the NFL fan of the year.
GO PACK GO
YOOOOOOO ANOTHER FELLOW TOM GROSSI FAN!!!
Seattle, will go insane when the 6 matches are played here, can't wait.
Been in Seattle for 7 years and I might finally go to Lumen Field! Either way, it'll be great to have the event here!
The US Men’s team coach is excited to play a game in Seattle due to our amazing fan culture. 🙂🇺🇸⚽️
Seattle and KC will be hype! Two loudest NFL cities plus all the foreigners coming to root on their teams!
Estadio Azteca is at 7280 feet above sea level! I cannot imagine playing a sport like soccer at that altitude!
Pues se hace, y no olvides que los dos mejores futbolistas de la historia Pele y Maradona ganaron una copa del mundo allí.
It's why it's so hard to win at the stadium like trying to win at Denver
Thats nothing. In Bolivia they have La Paz which is 11,932 feet above sea level. Nations have a hard time beating Bolivia there because of the lack of oxygen.
Fun fact about Seattle's venue: not only is it one of the loudest in the world (and it was explicitly designed to be), big plays that generate huge crowd reactions have been known to genuinely register on earthquake sensors! The most famous incident is "The Beast Quake": en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beast_Quake
A Taylor Swift concert caused an Earthquake in Seattle too.
@@runrafarunthebestintheworldYep; in fact I believe that one was the strongest yet!
LSU Tiger Stadium did that a long time ago. I believe it was against Auburn.
6:05. Next to that stadium to the left is the Astrodome, the first covered large stadium in the world. It's unused but left standing for its historical status.
I think they should probably renovate the Astrodome or something.
@@runrafarunthebestintheworldThey tried to, but apparently it's way too damn expensive to renovate it or destroy it.
America's 250th birthday will take place during the World Cup.
The u.s u mean? América is a continent, not a country. Besides, America is a Spanish name.
North America and South America are continents. America is the name of the U.S.A. "The United States of AMERICA" @@azul_6.5-cf7dm
@@azul_6.5-cf7dmoh shut up bro every knows people say America instead of u.s.a for short… your just being annoying… arguing semantics …
@@azul_6.5-cf7dmI'm pretty sure America is only in the United States name Canada's is just Canada and Mexico's is just Mexico.
@@Hughjanus454 Mexico's official name (translated) is the United States of Mexico, Mexico for short. Canada, like it's siblings Australia and NZ, only has one name though since it's governmental system is too odd (it's a democracy but it also uses the British Monarch represented by a locally appointed governor-general as the ceremonial Head of State) to be described as a specific type of government. The USA gets to call itself "America" because we were the 1st to win independence (let's just say we called dibs on the name) and there were discussions about the USA gradually taking over both continents if other former colonies chose to do so.
Guys, depending on the teams playing, I would suggest you get tickets to the FIFA World Cup matches. While it seats 83,000 people. It is located in downtown Atlanta with so many hotels within a short walking distance, the Georgia World Conference Center with related FIFA World Cup events. The Mercedes Benz Stadium is the home pitch for Atlanta United of the MLS. The local fans are rabid futbol fans. Also weather will never be a factor in the matches since the retractable roof will be able to provide a comfortable environment for the fans.
I live between MetLife Stadium and Philly so I can go to either stadium. If you plan to go to any of the matches if England makes it that far to the final stay on the Jersey side rent a car drive to the stadium you’ll deal with traffic congestion but you’ll reach your destination quicker. You can take day trips in New York using trains if you choose too.
They'll likely not allow anyone to drive to the stadium during the World Cup for security reasons as they did when Metlife hosted the Super Bowl. Hopefully, the issues they had with the rail link then will not be repeated.
Yaaay! NJ! Make your hotel reservations in E Rutherford early and transportation might be easier.
Just so yall know, most of these nfl stadiums in the us can fit around 100k for big events like the World Cup if the wanted to, the capacity number was a bit wack
Not really, they all have seats (not benches) and they seat about 65,000. There is NO way the NFL stadiums can just add 30,000 seats !!!
To give you an idea of just how large the video screens are in Cowboy Stadium, each pixel is 2.5 cm tall and 2.5 cm wide.
If you want the nicest weather locations, based on these in the summer, then Seattle and Vancouver would be the best choices. It's sunny but not too hot. Most of the other US locations will be very hot and humid in the summer, outside of the West Coast locations that are usually more mild and less humid. Because of the elevation, Mexico City could be nice too.
Agree. Which is why I wonder why they gave the WC Final game to MetLife stadium in NJ. Anywhere on the West Coast would be much more likely to have better weather. Sunny, dry and not too hot.
@@andrewsokol2717 they gave it to Metlife because they know it's a huge Stadium and the fact the seats will likely be filled anyways.
Guadalajara, I believe, may have nice weather, but Monterrey will be hot like Texas 🔥
@@PaulyWally30 Unfornate that the New Estadío Azul in Mexico City won't be a World Cup Stadium because it looks very nice and I don't think if they had to improve on it wouldn't even take very long at all.
They didn’t say a lot about Lumen Field, which was built to both NFL and FIFA specifications, so I’m going to add a little history of soccer matches played there. Numerous exhibition games have taken place at Lumen Field, including high-profile clubs such as Manchester United, Barcelona, Celtic, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Club América and Chivas de Guadalajara. These games have proved to be highly popular, and the first sell-out of 66,772 fans at the stadium was a soccer match between Manchester United and Celtic. National teams such as Brazil, Venezuela, Mexico, and China have played exhibition games at the stadium. Seattle was the site of the 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup Group B opening round between the national teams of the United States, Costa Rica, Canada, and Cuba. Two matches of the 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup opening round were also played at the stadium on July 4, 2009. In the second match, the United States comfortably defeated Grenada, who were playing in their first major international competition, 4-0. The Gold Cup returned in 2013 with Panama beating Martinique and Mexico defeating Canada in opening group play matches. It also hosted three matches during the 2016 Copa América Centenario, a special inter-continental tournament, including two group stage fixtures and a quarterfinal match between the United States and Ecuador.
On November 22, 2009, Seattle was the site of the 14th annual MLS Cup between Real Salt Lake and the Los Angeles Galaxy, where Salt Lake won the Cup on penalty kicks (5-4). The stadium was the eighth venue to host the event and had the fourth-largest attendance for an MLS Cup. The MLS Cup returned to Seattle in 2019, with the Sounders hosting Toronto FC as the higher seed. The Sounders won in front of 69,274 spectators, setting a new record for a sporting event at Lumen Field and recording the second-highest cup attendance in league history. The stadium has also hosted a CONCACAF Champions League tournament final; on May 4, 2022, the Sounders defeated Pumas UNAM 3-0 in the second leg of the final before a tournament-record crowd of 68,741 to win 5-2 on aggregate, becoming the first MLS team to win the tournament under its current format.
The two loudest open air stadiums in the NFL, which will also host matches are Arrowhead, Kansas City Chiefs. Topping out at 142.2 decibels, this stadium currently holds the world record for the loudest sporting venue in the world. And right behind them, Lumen Field, home of the Seattle Seahawks (NFL) and Seattle Sounders (MLS) and Seattle Reign (WNSL). Not only is Seattle loud, they have actually registered on the Richter scale which detects earthquakes, most famously during Marshawn Lynch’s iconic touchdown run in the postseason against the New Orleans Saints. In the past, PNSN (Pacific Northwest Seismic Network) has turned momentous Seahawks football games into teachable moments for students at the University of Washington, registering “Beast Quakes” (named after legendary Seahawks running back Marshawn “Beast Mode” Lynch) during dramatic plays. Now it’s doing the same for the Sounders.
With the Sounders’ permission, the research team hooked up one seismometer inside the stadium for today’s big game, and another one not far outside.
“Fans simply yelling will be of no interest to us; however, their jumping up and down should generate vibrations in the stadium and even be transmitted through the ground to sites at some distance,” Malone said. “The Sounder FC fans are particularly well known for their synchronized rhythmic jumping together, which should generate very strong seismic signals.”
The seismologists’ clearest win was that they were able to hook up their equipment and get the results online for the match. The results were posted in real time on PNSN’s QuickShake website. (The KDK station registered the readings outside the stadium, while the SFC station was inside.) The biggest spikes came at 13:33:53, 13:42:50 and 13:57:07, when the Sounders scored.
“It has been challenging to try and keep up with what the fans were doing in the excitement of the game,” Malone wrote in the game’s final blog update. “It will take some additional analysis to understand all the different types of signals that we recorded and how strong due to what actions.”
Oh, and by the way, the seismologists weren’t the only winners today: The Sounders triumphed over Toronto, 3-1. But this stadium is consistently loud, even when an all-time great moment is not taking place. This venue has maxed out its volume at 137.6 decibels, which is the equivalent of an airplane taking off.
Lastly it’s also hosted major concerts by The Rolling Stones, Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Ed Sheeran, Coldplay, One Direction, U2, and many more, some have had numerous concerts there like The Rolling Stones, Taylor Swift and Beyoncé.
I designed the sky boxes and amenity spaces at MetLife. Nice to see the interior shots crazy to remember running around on a golf cart inside it while it was being built
Stop lying!! 🤡
You didn’t design shit!
You have zero subscribers and want us to think you designed Sky boxes 🤪
@@cortneyrichardson8553You’re just a hateful person. I see you replying to people’s comments putting them down. Not everyone is a child like you.
yeah get more subs and maybe you could design a sky box 🤡
I’m surprised they’re not playing at The Colesium and Rose Bowl in L.A. which hold 100,000 each.
Both are old outdated stadiums plus they have to put the tax payers funds for SOFI to use lol
@@cjboyer4355Yep plus I remember seeing a leagues Cup final Game at Sofi Stadium an on tv it looks like a pretty good Stadium for soccer games.
Miami in the summer will be brutal. Really the world cup could be hosted in any region in country and have stadiums with the capacity needed. I live in Atlanta and there's at least 10 stadiums within a 4 hour driving radius with a capacity of at least 55,000.
thats too small for a big game. maybe 2 random countries no one in atl is from
Yea but the rich and famous want to be in Miami. Which Fifa wants to attract.
@@stephengiannone5449 well the can have it, anyone that's been to South Florida May to September knows its hell on earth. There'll definitely be hydrations breaks for every game played in Miami.
The east coast is humid af. The final jersey is going to humid
@@stephengiannone5449 I doubt FIFA cares about famous people. FIFA's revenue from the world cup is all made before a ball is kicked.
Atlanta will being hosting several matches. I plan to volunteer. The roof opens up like a flower. So excited⚽️
The way the original video glossed over Mercedes-Benz in Atlanta... It's a dual stadium with retractable to seats to enhance the soccer experience for the teams and the fans and it's also the home of the MLS Championship winner Atlanta United FC.
The roof being added to Hard Rock made all the world of difference from the old days when it was way too hot to enjoy the Dolphins
Man I'm pissed that Orlando took forever to fix up camping world maybe if they would've started years ago we would've hosted a game
Be sure to pay close attention to the distances. Vancouver and Miami are 3,000 miles (4,800 Kilometers) apart ! Plan accordingly. And as mentioned below: outside of the west coast, most cities will be hot and humid. A lot of great stadiums and great cities hosting.
Hi guys! I wish they would measure the noise levels at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. It's by far the loudest stadium I've ever been in.
It is going to be a great celebration.
Arrowhead is the rowdiest and most historic NFL stadium of the group. We also have the best game day tailgate crowd. You'll be more than welcome in KC.
There will be nothing for foreign visitors to do outside of the game
The reason it’s louder at Arrowhead is due to the way the stadium was built. Amazing and passionate fans, especially now, but rowdy? That’s a new one.
Sorry but Bills Mafia is laughing at this statement. And I'm a Pat's fan so there is zero biased in my statement.
It is going to be a great world cup. I hope it gets more Americans into soccer. Nice video and reaction!
The funny part is the amount of stadiums with the required capacity by fifa could have just been hosted in the state of Texas. We were being nice in letting other people host games.
True. In addition to AT&T and NRG, DKR Memorial Stadium, the Cotton Bowl, Kyle Field, Amon G. Carter Stadium, McLane Stadium, and Jones Family AT&T Stadium could all host games for the tournament.
However, FIFA requires ALL seats in the stadiums, NO bench seating
FYI Cost to build SOFI stadium in Los Angeles was 5.5 Billion dollars.
I went there for WrestleMania last year. What an incredible space. Your jaw drops when you first walk inside.
I live next to Cowboys stadium in Arlington Texas
Who tf cares!
@@cortneyrichardson8553 you do a lil bit
@@cortneyrichardson8553 hear me out, i think you care tremendously.
England vs USA on 4th of july is what im hoping for
Why, its a one sided rivalry
World Cup will be in America, Canada and Mexico.
What about the US?
You know fine well that’s what he meant
@@scottirvine121 I mean most people don't even know Mexico is in North America
@@noelramirez1551 my reply was meant for Sergio
I don't think you guys have done the MSG Sphere in Vegas.
You should. Incredible inside and out.
My parents took me to quarter final match last time the World Cup was in the USA. Loved football ever since.
In North America we have a reputation for being good hosts at both the FIFA World Cups and the Olympic and Pan American Games, we have a long history:
- Los Angeles 2028 (USA J. J. O. O.)
- We Are 2026 (MEX, USA, CAN FIFA World Cup)
- Toronto 2015 (CAN Pan Am Games)
- Guadalajara 2011 (MEX Pan Am Games)
- Winnipeg 1999 (CAN Pan Am Games)
- Atlanta 1996 (USA J. J. O. O.)
- USA 1994 (FIFA World Cup)
- Indianapolis 1987 (USA Pan Am Games)
- Mexico 1986 (FIFA World Cup)
- Los Angeles 1984 (USA J. J. O. O.)
- Montreal 1976 (CAN J. J. O. O.)
- Mexico City 1975 (MEX Pan Am Games)
- Mexico 1970 (FIFA World Cup)
- Mexico City 1968 (MEX J. J. O. O.)
- Winnipeg 1967 (CAN Pan Am Games)
- Chicago 1959 (Pan Am Games)
- Mexico City 1955 (MEX Pan Am Games)
- Los Angeles 1932 (USA J. J. O. O.)
- St. Luis 1904 (USA J. J. O. O.)
Sorry I haven’t popped by for a while, but I hope that your family is having a great year so far! Much love from the U.S.!
P.S. If you guys are interested in potentially going to a World Cup game, make sure you register your interest with Fifa so you get early notifications when tickets go on sale! I expect the interest to be insanely high for this one! I’m eagerly anticipating 2026 myself. It would be my first World Cup!
8:39 New York Guardians? That’s about four years out of date. Last year they were the Orlando Guardians, and this year they were dissolved.
AT&T stadium hosted a Barca v Madrid friendly and the atmosphere was amazing, even for a friendly, shame it wasn’t able to host the final, would of been mad
If you come to Texas be ready for crazy weather 115 degrees outside
BC Place has already hosted the Final of the 2015 Women's World Cup.
BMO Field in Toronto hosted the Final of the 2007 Men's U-20 World Cup as well as the Final of the 2014 Women's U-20 World Cup.
Canada is no stranger to hosting world football finals.
Nope they recently that CSL final in Canada with there newly formed Soccer League.
Sofi stadium is closer to $8B in final cost
I live in Los Angeles and would love to go to a game in SoFi. Buuuuut the tickets are going to be super expensive 😢. I guess I’ll watch the games from my local bar
Yep the only way to get World Cup tickets is if you win a raffle in a random draw after applying to get tickets. You can't pay until you get the tickets.
Odd that they mention Levi's Stadium as a host of Wrestlemania (31) when half the US stadiums selected have hosted the event since then. (MetLife 35, Lincoln Field 40, AT&T Stadium 32&38, SoFi 39). SoFi was also the host of the SuperBowl (and the best halftime show) in 2023.
I’m curious if they are going to make changes to Levi stadium because the parking and traffic there is horrible.
It's obvious that Los Angeles SoFi should have hosted the final. I wonder what was so important they gave it to New Jersey.
The time zones for the global viewers
Vancouver FC had a powerful soccer stadium
The USA hosted the 1994 World Cup and after 30 years it is still #1 in overall attendance of 3,587,538 and 68,991average attendance per match
So excited for World Cup to come to Seattle!
I hope all 3 you're doing well went to the world cup here in the United States and the 90s and it was very expensive so I'm sure now it's gonna be even more
There are going to ba a lot of disappointment when people traveling from all over come to Atlanta and realize you can't see the whole pitch.
My family has had NY Giants season tickets since 1976, the old Giants stadium was torn down and MetLife was opened in 2010. Everyone I've ever talked to hates it, it's a cold, gray boring stadium that should have been a dome for all the money that was spent by taxpayers. We call it the mausoleum.
MetLife Stadium is only a 20 minute walk from my house and I live a town over
Come to Atlanta. We have an absolutely beautiful stadium. It's quite a sight to behold!
Braves Stadium isn't too bad either.
I can't wait to watch it!
You guys should watch the 222-0 video!
I'm gonna do the joke because I can and I'm a US Citizen. If by chance our stadiums are not "big" enough, that is not a problem at all. We've got inches, feet, yards, and miles we can expand by if we need to, because metric sucks rock salt.
I'm kidding about the measurement beef, but not about the expansion. If we need to, some city will be given the "honor" of having a new stadium that meets the size demands built in their municipality and then it'll be their problem after the game is played. Odds are is that city would most likely be Las Vegas because a lot of sports team migration is going on there. It seems like a lot of the teams from the Bay Area in California, namely Oakland's teams, are being bought up and moved to Las Vegas and Las Vegas is going all out making new stadiums for these teams. What's one more gigantic stadium out in the middle of the desert?
Yep and Las Vegas is gonna get and MLS team in the few years too and they will play at Allegiant. The Atletics will get a dome Baseball Stadium so that they won't have to Deal with the desert heat.
THE UNITED STATES IS JUST GETTING INTERESTED IN SOCCER
NY jets and NY Giants NFL teams play at MetLife aka big refrigerator
The stadium is in middle of nowhere
Double check dates to the weather if you plan on going. Some of those places could be hotter than heck.
Metlife stadium is the 15th biggest stadium in the US
8:40 The Guardians did not survive the XFL/USFL merger. The US history of spring league football is depressing, but interesting.
Definitely show her sofi. Most expensive stadium in the world
I'm surprised LA's new stadium isn't going to be in the world cup. maybe it was a logistics issue? idk I'll have to look into it
They do they have the Opening Match June 12
I think what I heard was they would have to reconfigure some things to make the field bigger and the owner wanted more money which fifa was unwilling to provide. I could be wrong but either way it’s a shame, the final should be in the worlds most expensive/countries best stadium
Sofi a billion dollar stadium? 😂 Try 5 Billion dollar stadium. I'm very surprised the Raiders Las Vegas stadium isn't one of the chosen stadiums.
Out of all those stadiums I would say Philadelphia would probably be the worst location for tourism/leisure.
Well at least we can definitely afford it!
They should have had them at college stadiums, many have over 100k capacity.
I don’t know anything about college stadiums but I do know capacity isn’t everything in football (soccer). In a vast country like the US location is paramount.
A lot of those big college stadiums are in smaller college town’s that don’t have the hotel capacity needed.
They dont have real seating
Allegiant Stadium ? Wont host any gane? Too bad ! I had the chance to travel Vegas last year Andt that Stadium is just insane brilliant !
Las Vegas took a look at FIFA’s demands and said nah bruh, we’re good.
What's interesting about the Kansas City CHIEFS stadium, is that the citizens were given a choice; build a new stadium, or retrofit the old.
What makes it interesting is that it would have been cheaper to build a new stadium.
They chose to keep with tradition 😢😢🎉🎉🎉
Kansas City swifties
i am 81% british and 19% northwestern european i was born and raised in the u s and would love to go to the u k
What if I told you that British was north western European
@@ian_r125 i am aware of that i was referring to 4 other nationalities that are western european outside of british such as danish germanic swedish and Norwegian
@@gregtaylor3535 In Europe, those guys are just northern Europeans. And Germanic covers a lot of races. English people are Germanics its not just Germans
@@ian_r125 it was literally pointed at the 81% british factor as of uk specific not looking for a geography lesson i understand which countries are where and i know many races are from those areas as well
@@gregtaylor3535 Of course. If you hadnt went into a detailed breakdown of your ethnicity I wouldnt have commented. It would have been simpler to tell this British couple that you have mostly British ancestry. cheers
Why aren't they being hosted in college stadiums. They can hold more people
Aint nobody wanting to sit on a plank of wood at a world cup game
Good to know you view the entirety of North America as the "US" 😐
I hope SF cleans up its act. Wont be a good look for visitors as is.
Disregard the names for the American stadiums the narrator literally is just calling them by the city names so it’s highly inaccurate. For instance the stadium in Los Angeles is Sofi Stadium, the stadium for the patriots isnt in Boston it’s actually Foxboro and is called Gillette stadium like the razor brand. He should have really done his research in the US stadium names .
That's what the stadiums are being called for the tournament.
FIFA doesn't allow corporate names for stadiums in major tournaments.
@@gordieparenteau6555 that absurd by fifa and leads to inaccuracies like I’m sorry but foxboro and Boston are the same towns.
Great Another reason not to like soccer.@@gordieparenteau6555
@@joshpavlik3343 The Olympics do the same thing (the Delta Center in Salt Lake City was temporarily renamed the Salt Lake Ice Palace for the 2002 Winter Olympics, for example). I don't know if the names used in this video will actually be the names used for the World Cup - I hope they go with more creative names.
@@michaelcelia6505 again I’d call crap on that too and dispute as inaccuracies
Don’t let the photos fool you. MetLife Stadium is trash. Was there for a couple of concerts this past summer. Horrible.
The finals being in New York is the biggest mistake that could have been made. The logistics alone will be a nightmare. Especially when fifa require turf and MetLife is a grass field known for injurying players left and right. They had so many better choices but decided they will pick a stadium that is not ready and make them use more tax payers dollars to get it ready. FIFA sucks and can’t wait till World Cup in America ends fifa organization is not welcomed here period.
Estadio Azteca, the best by far, the most historical of all.
What a waste of money.😢
Very few in the US cares about the World Cup. To the majority of us it is a joke sport.
Cos you cant call yourself world champions of soccer like you can in your nothing sports
I hate to break this to you, but the US has little interest in what you call football. All the hype will not make a difference.
Billions will watch on TV and millions will attend in person as per usual. Football (soccer) is more popular in the US now than it’s ever been.
That is true. I personally don't like things based on popularity. I find soccer to be boring to watch compared to other sports.@@ashmituk
The american MLS soccer league gets higher average attendances than the NBA now
It’s still soccer, Booooorrrrring
All the hype isn't going to fix that.
@@greghamann2099 Football (soccer) doesn’t need hype. It doesn’t need all the ads and a big halftime show to get people to watch. 1.5 billion people watched the last World Cup final in 2022. Fewer than 200 million watched the Taylor Swift Super Bowl this year.
Good point but socker is so boring to watch. I passed on the super bowl because my Green Bay Packers did not participate. Low scoreing games Baseball or socker No thanks not for me. @@ashmituk