The Copa America tournament will feature 14 stadiums with large capacities to meet the needs of the expected influx of fans. The tournament will be held in various stadiums across the United States, and will feature a range of NFL and MLS stadiums, many of which will also be used for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
There are 14 stadiums that will host the Copa America
These stadiums are well-equipped with modern amenities and are experienced in hosting large-scale sporting events, ensuring a high-level experience for both players and fans.
List of stadiums and capacity:
- AT&T Stadium, 80,000 (Arlington, Texas): Group stage matches (Group A, C)
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium, 71,000 (Atlanta, Georgia): Group stage matches (Group A, C) and semi-finals
- Hard Rock Stadium, 65,000 (Miami, Florida): Final matches and group stage (Group A, C)
- Allegiant Stadium, 65,000 (Las Vegas, NV): Group stage matches (Group B)
- NRG Stadium, 72,000 (Houston, Texas): Group stage matches (Group B, D)
- Sophie's Stadium, 70,000 (Inglewood, California): Group stage match (Group D)
- Levi's Stadium, 68,000 (Santa Clara, California): Group stage match (Group B)
- Inter & Co. Stadium, 25,000 (Orlando, FL): Group stage matches (Group A, C)
- Children's Mercy Park, 18,000 (Kansas City, Kansas): Group stage match (Group A)
- Q2 Stadium, 20,000 (Austin, Texas): Group stage match (Group B)
- GEHA Field at Arrowhead, 76,000 (Kansas City, Missouri): Group stage match (Group B)
- State Farm Stadium, 63,000 (Glendale, Arizona): Group stage match (Group D)
- MetLife Stadium, 82,000 (East Rutherford, NJ): Group stage match (Group A)
- Bank of America Stadium, 74,000 (Charlotte, North Carolina): Semi-finals in groups C and D
As for tickets, fans can purchase them through official outlets such as the official Copa America website and major ticketing platforms such as Ticketmaster and StubHub. Ticket sales for the 2024 Copa America have begun February 28. Whether you're a football fan or a casual sports fan, securing your place in the stands is a must.
