World Cup 2030 · Travel guide

World Cup 2030: plan your trip

What is confirmed, what is not yet, the proposed stadiums and useful information for travelling in Morocco, Portugal and Spain.

Sources last verified: 25 September 2026

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Where things stand

Confirmed or still to be confirmed

A. Confirmed facts

B. Still to be confirmed

Centenary

Three matches in South America

To celebrate 100 years since the first World Cup, three South American countries will each host one celebration match. The stadiums are not shown here until they are officially confirmed.

Stadiums

The 20 stadiums proposed in the bid

These stadiums are listed in the joint bid evaluated by FIFA. Final selection and match allocation are not confirmed. Morocco is shown first; use the filter to see Portugal and Spain.

The map and listings require JavaScript. Sources are listed in the FIFA evaluation report: https://digitalhub.fifa.com/m/1213a790af2911ab/original/FIFA-World-Cup-2030-Bid-Evaluation-Report.pdf

Capacities: figures from the bid (FIFA evaluation report published on 29 November 2024), not current capacities. Works status is as stated on that date and may have changed since.

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