Copa America 2024 Venue Guide: All You Need to Know About the Stadiums

The Copa America 2024 is set to be an exciting tournament, hosted across 14 stadiums in 10 states throughout the United States. This year’s final will take place at the Hard Rock Stadium in Florida on July 14. Here’s a comprehensive guide to all the venues that will host the matches:

Mercedes-Benz Stadium - Atlanta, Georgia

• Capacity: 71,000
• Key Matches:
  • Tournament opener: Argentina vs Canada (June 21)
  • United States vs Panama (June 27)
• Notable Events: Will host one semifinal of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

Hard Rock Stadium - Miami Gardens, Florida

• Capacity: 65,300
• Key Matches:
  • Uruguay vs Panama (June 23)
  • Argentina vs Peru (June 29)
  • Tournament Final (July 14)
• Notable Events: Has hosted six Super Bowls and will be a FIFA World Cup 2026 venue.

AT&T Stadium - Arlington, Texas

• Capacity: 80,000
• Key Matches:
  • Chile vs Peru (June 21)
  • United States vs Bolivia (June 23)
  • Quarterfinal B1 vs A2
• Notable Events: Hosted the Super Bowl in 2011 and will feature concerts by Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks in 2024.

GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium - Kansas City, Missouri

• Capacity: 76,400
• Key Matches:
  • USA vs Uruguay (July 1)
• Notable Events: Known as the loudest stadium in the world, home to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Q2 Stadium - Austin, Texas

• Capacity: 20,700
• Key Matches:
  • Jamaica vs Venezuela (June 30)
  • Paraguay vs Costa Rica (July 2)
• Notable Events: Recognized for its ecological design with a LEED Gold certificate.

Bank of America Stadium - Charlotte, North Carolina

• Capacity: 74,500
• Key Matches:
  • Semifinal (July 10)
  • Third-place match (July 13)
• Notable Events: Home to the Carolina Panthers and Charlotte FC.

MetLife Stadium - East Rutherford, New Jersey

• Capacity: 82,500
• Key Matches:
  • Chile vs Argentina (June 25)
  • Uruguay vs Bolivia (June 27)
  • Semifinal (July 9)
• Notable Events: Will host the FIFA World Cup 2026 final.

State Farm Stadium - Glendale, Arizona

• Capacity: 63,400
• Key Matches:
  • Colombia vs Costa Rica (June 28)
  • Mexico vs Ecuador (June 30)
  • Quarterfinal D1 vs C2 (July 6)
• Notable Events: Known for its retractable roof and removable grass field.

NRG Stadium - Houston, Texas

• Capacity: 72,200
• Key Matches:
  • Mexico vs Jamaica (June 22)
  • Colombia vs Paraguay (June 24)
  • Quarterfinal A1 vs B2 (July 4)
• Notable Events: Another FIFA World Cup 2026 venue.

SoFi Stadium - Inglewood, California

• Capacity: 70,000
• Key Matches:
  • Brazil vs Costa Rica (June 24)
  • Venezuela vs Mexico (June 26)
• Notable Events: Future host of the FIFA World Cup 2026 and the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games opening ceremony.

Children’s Mercy Park - Kansas City, Kansas

• Capacity: 18,500
• Key Matches:
  • Peru vs Canada (June 25)
• Notable Events: Regular host of CONCACAF Gold Cup matches.

Allegiant Stadium - Las Vegas, Nevada

• Capacity: 65,500
• Key Matches:
  • Ecuador vs Jamaica (June 26)
  • Paraguay vs Brazil (June 28)
  • Quarterfinal C1 vs B2 (July 6)
• Notable Events: Home to the Las Vegas Raiders.

Inter&Co Stadium - Orlando, Florida

• Capacity: 25,500
• Key Matches:
  • Canada vs Chile (June 29)
  • Bolivia vs Panama (July 1)
• Notable Events: Hosted World Cup qualifiers for the United States national team.

Levi’s Stadium - Santa Clara, California

• Capacity: 68,500
• Key Matches:
  • Ecuador vs Venezuela (June 22)
  • Brazil vs Colombia (July 2)
• Notable Events: Will host six FIFA World Cup 2026 matches and the Super Bowl again in 2026.

As the excitement builds for Copa America 2024, these venues are set to provide a thrilling backdrop for one of football’s most prestigious tournaments. Fans can look forward to top-tier matches in state-of-the-art stadiums across the United States.