Mexico City
🇲🇽 CDMX, Mexico
Estadio Azteca becomes the first stadium to host three World Cups. At 2,240m altitude, the thin air is a genuine competitive factor. Mexico City is a cultural treasure with incredible food and history.
Highlights
Stadium
Estadio Azteca
Mexico City, CDMX
83,264
Capacity
1966
Opened
Grass
Surface
Open
Roof
Hosting Rounds
Altitude warning: 2240m above sea level. Players and fans may notice the thin air.
Getting Around
Airport
Mexico City International (Benito Juárez) (MEX)
Public Transit
Extensive Metro system; Metrobús BRT
Walkability
Walkable in central neighborhoods
Rideshare
Uber & Lyft available
Where to Stay
Budget
$20–$50
Mid-Range
$60–$120
Luxury
$200+
Food & Dining
Local Specialties
Tacos al pastor, mole, churros, mezcal
Summer Weather
25°
High (77°F)
13°
Low (55°F)
Moderate (60%)
Humidity
High — afternoon rain showers daily in rainy season
Rain
Safety
Tourist areas (Roma, Condesa, Polanco) are safe. Use registered taxis or rideshare.
Visa & Entry
Many nationalities visa-free for 180 days; check FMM requirements
Quick Facts
Quick Facts
Teams playing in Mexico City
Other World Cup 2026 host cities
Other Host Cities
- New York / New JerseyUnited States
- Dallas–Fort WorthUnited States
- MiamiUnited States
- Los AngelesUnited States
- HoustonUnited States
- AtlantaUnited States
- SeattleUnited States
- PhiladelphiaUnited States
- Kansas CityUnited States
- San Francisco Bay AreaUnited States
- BostonUnited States
- MonterreyMexico
- GuadalajaraMexico
- TorontoCanada
- VancouverCanada
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