Copa America 2024 Stadiums: List of Host Cities and Venues for the Tournament

Copa America 2024 will kick off on Thursday, June 20, with defending champions Argentina and Canada going head-to-head to kick off Copa America at Mercedes-Benz Stadium to begin the campaign. All ten CONMEBOL member nations will participate (Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela). Six teams from CONCACAF will be invited (Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, the USA, Canada, and Costa Rica), making a total of 16 teams competing in the tournament. Matches will be held in various cities across the United States, utilizing major stadiums used in the MLS and the NFL. Here are the stadiums that will host the tournament.

The AT&T Stadium is the biggest stadium at the 2024 Copa America, with an 80,000-seat capacity. The stadium was inaugurated in 2009 and is the home of the Dallas Cowboys. The AT&T Stadium will welcome two fixtures in the Group Stage and a quarterfinal match. 

• Venue: AT&T Stadium
• Capacity: 80,000
• Opened: 2009
• Matches: Group Stage (Peru vs. Chile and United States vs. Bolivia), Quarter Final

The Mercedes-Benz Stadium will host the Copa America opener as the defending champions Argentina take on Canada on June 21 and Panama vs. the United States on June 27. The stadium was inaugurated in 2017, and it is a 71,000-seat stadium. The stadium is used by two different sports teams throughout the year, which are the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United.

• Venue: Mercedes-Benz Stadium
• Capacity: 71,000
• Opened: 2017
• Matches: Group Stage (Argentina vs. Canada and Panama vs. United States)

The Q2 Stadium is one of the smallest stadiums to host a Copa America game this year. The stadium, with a capacity of just over 20,000 seats, is based in Austin, the capital of Texas, and was inaugurated in 2021. The stadium has already hosted several international soccer games, and in the 2024 Copa America, it will host two group games. It will host the Group B game between Jamaica and Venezuela on June 30 and the Group D last match of the group stage, Costa Rica vs Paraguay, on July 2. 

• Venue: Q2 Stadium
• Capacity: 20,738
• Opened: 2021
• Matches: Group Stage (Jamaica vs Venezuela and Costa Rica vs Paraguay)

The Bank of America Stadium venue has over 75,000 seats and will only make its appearance at the close of the competition. The stadium’s already hosted international football, including the 2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup. It was inaugurated in 1996 and is the home of the Carolina Panthers and Charlotte FC. This enormous venue in the Copa America will host the semi-final match and the third-place match.

• Venue: Bank of America Stadium
• Capacity: 74,867
• Opened: 1996
• Matches: Semi-Final, Third Place Play-Off

The MetLife Stadium is the largest stadium in Copa America 2024, and it was inaugurated in 2010. It has a capacity of 82,566 seats and is located in East Rutherford, in the western suburbs of New York. The venue in the Copa America tournament will host three fixtures, which include Chile vs Argentina on June 26, Uruguay vs Bolivia on June 28, and a semifinal match. 

• Venue: MetLife Stadium
• Capacity: 82,566
• Opened: 2010
• Matches: Group Stage (Chile vs Argentina, Uruguay vs Bolivia), Semi-Final

The NRG Stadium was inaugurated in 2002, and it has a capacity of over 72,000 seats. The stadium is based in Houston, Texas, and it will host three matches. In the group stage, it’ll host Mexico vs Jamaica on June 22 and Colombia vs Paraguay on June 24 before hosting the quarterfinal match. 

• Venue: NRG Stadium
• Capacity: 72,220
• Opened: 2002
• Matches: Group Stage (Mexico vs Jamaica, Colombia vs Paraguay), Quarter Final

The SoFi Stadium is located in the Los Angeles suburb of Inglewood and has a capacity of 70,240. The stadium was inaugurated in 2020, and the stadium is home to the NFL clubs, the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers. In the 2024 Copa America, it will host two group games, which include Brazil vs Costa Rica on June 25 and, two days later, Venezuela vs Mexico.

• Venue: SoFi Stadium
• Capacity: 70,240
• Opened: 2020
• Matches: Group Stage (Brazil vs Costa Rica, Venezuela vs Mexico)

Levi Stadium is located in Santa Clara, California, not far from San Francisco, and is the home of the San Francisco 49ers of the NFL. The stadium is huge, with a capacity of up to 68,500 seats, and it is set to host two Copa America group stage matches. Levi's Stadium will host two group-stage matches Ecuador vs Venezuela and Brazil vs Colombia.

• Venue: Levi Stadium
• Capacity: 68,500
• Opened: 2014
• Matches: Group Stage (Ecuador vs Venezuela and Brazil vs Colombia)

State Farm Stadium is located in Glendale and is the home of the Arizona Cardinals of the NFL. It has a magnificent 63,400 seats, and this stadium has been open since 2006. At the Copa America 2024, it will host two group games (Colombia vs Costa Rica on June 28 and Mexico vs Ecuador on June 30) and one of the quarterfinal games. 

• Venue: State Farm Stadium
• Capacity: 63,400
• Opened: 2003
• Matches: Group Stage (Colombia vs Costa Rica, Mexico vs Ecuador), Quarter Final

The Allegiant Stadium is a domed multi-purpose stadium located in Paradise, Nevada. Opened in 2020, it is the home field of the Las Vegas Raiders of the NFL and has a capacity of 61,000. The stadium is nicknamed "The Death Star," and it is the home of the Las Vegas Raiders. Three games will be held in the stadium, including Ecuador vs Jamaica, Paraguay vs. Brazil, and a quarter-final match.

• Venue: Allegiant Stadium
• Capacity: 61,000
• Opened: 2020
• Matches: Group Stage (Ecuador vs Jamaica, Paraguay vs. Brazil), Quarter Final

Arrowhead Stadium is located in Kansas City, Missouri, and serves as the home venue of the Kansas City Chiefs of the NFL. It has a seating capacity of 76,400, and it was opened in 1972. It is recognized by its large red stands, which have earned it the nickname "The Red Sea." In the 2024 Copa America, it will host one group game, which is the United States vs. Uruguay on July 2.

• Venue: Arrowhead Stadium
• Capacity: 76,400
• Opened: 1972
• Matches: Group Stage (United States vs. Uruguay)

Children's Mercy Park is the smallest stadium that will host a match in the 2024 Copa America. It has a capacity of just over 18,467 seats and is located in Kansas City, Kansas. The stadium was inaugurated in 2011 and serves as the home of Sporting Kansas City in the MLS. The stadium will only host the Peru vs Canada match throughout the entire tournament.

• Venue: Children’s Mercy Park
• Capacity: 18,467
• Opened: 2011
• Matches: Group Stage (Peru vs Canada)

The Hard Rock Stadium is located in Miami Gardens, Florida, and is the home field for the Miami Dolphins of the NFL. This stadium has over 64,767 seats, and it is the home of the Miami Dolphins. It opened in 1987, and it will now host a total of three matches, including Uruguay vs. Panama, Argentina vs. Peru, and the much-anticipated final.

• Venue: Hard Rock Stadium
• Capacity: 64,767
• Opened: 1987
• Matches: Group Stage (Uruguay vs. Panama, Argentina vs. Peru), Final

The Inter&Co Stadium is located in Orlando and is the home of Orlando City FC of Major League Soccer. The stadium, which has a capacity of over 25,000 seats, will host two matches in total during the competition. The stadium opened in 2017.

• Venue: Inter & Co Stadium
• Capacity: 25,500
• Opened: 2017
• Matches: Group Stage (Canada vs. Chile, Bolivia vs. Panama)