61 for 2018 or 2022

The United States is bidding to host either the 2018 or 2022 Men’s World Cups. GoobNet ranks the 61 stadiums that have expressed interest in hosting a potential Men’s World Cup in the US, taking into account both the stadium itself and the capabilities of the surrounding metropolitan market.

Rank	Market	Stadium	Constructed	Capacity
01	New York City, NY	Meadowlands Stadium*	2010	82,500
02	Washington, DC	FedEx Field	1997	91,665
03	Boston, MA	Gillette Stadium	2002	68,756
04	Chicago, IL	Soldier Field	1924	61,500
05	Seattle, WA	Qwest Field	2002	67,000
06	Phoenix, AZ	University of Phoenix Stadium	2006	63,400
07	Dallas, TX	Dallas Cowboys New Stadium*	2009	80,000
08	Philadelphia, PA	Lincoln Financial Field	2003	68,532
09	Cleveland, OH	Cleveland Browns Stadium	1999	73,200
10	Baltimore, MD	M&T Bank Stadium	1998	69,084
11	Cincinnati, OH	Paul Brown Stadium	2000	65,352
12	Houston, TX	Reliant Stadium	2002	71,054
13	New Orleans, LA	Superdome	1975	72,003
14	Charlotte, NC	Bank of America Stadium	2006	63,400
15	Detroit, MI	Ford Field	2002	64,500
16	Miami, FL	Dolphin Stadium	1987	75,540
17	Nashville, TN	LP Field	1999	68,932
18	Los Angeles, CA	Rose Bowl	1922	92,542
19	Kansas City, MO	Arrowhead Stadium	1972	79,451
20	Indianapolis, IN	Lucas Oil Stadium	2008	70,000
21	Denver, CO	Invesco Field	2001	76,125
22	San Diego, CA	Qualcomm Stadium	1967	71,294
23	San Francisco/Oakland, CA	Stanford Stadium	1921	50,000
24	Tampa, FL	Raymond James Stadium	1998	65,647
25	San Antonio, TX	Alamodome	1993	65,000
26	St Louis, MO	Edward Jones Dome	1995	66,000
27	Columbus, OH	Ohio Stadium	1922	102,329
28	Pittsburgh, PA	Heinz Field	2001	64,450
29	Minneapolis/St Paul, MN	TCF Bank Stadium*	2009	50,300
30	Seattle, WA	Husky Stadium	1920	72,500
31	Dallas, TX	Cotton Bowl	1932	92,200
32	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	1923	63,607
33	San Francisco/Oakland, CA	California Memorial Stadium	1923	73,347
34	Birmingham, AL	Legion Field	1926	80,601
35	Green Bay, WI	Lambeau Field	1957	72,601
36	Oklahoma City, OK	Oklahoma Memorial Stadium^	1923	82,112
37	Detroit, MI	Michigan Stadium	1927	106,201
38	Las Vegas, NV	Sports City USA**	N/A	N/A
39	Jacksonville, FL	Jacksonville Municipal Stadium	1995	76,877
40	Atlanta, GA	Georgia Dome	1992	71,149
41	Omaha, NE	Memorial Stadium	1923	81,067
42	Orlando, FL	Florida Citrus Bowl	1936	70,188
43	Houston, TX	Rice Stadium	1950	70,000
44	Phoenix, AZ	Sun Devil Stadium	1958	73,379
45	Salt Lake City, UT	Rice-Eccles Stadium	1982	46,500
46	Madison, WI	Camp Randall Stadium	1917	81,321
47	Buffalo, NY	Ralph Wilson Stadium	1973	73,967
48	Cedar Rapids, IA	Kinnick Stadium	1929	70,397
49	Champaign, IL	Memorial Stadium	1923	69,249
50	Minneapolis/St Paul, MN	Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome	1982	64,121
51	Lexington, KY	Commonwealth Stadium	1973	67,530
52	Greenville, SC	Memorial Stadium	1942	81,473
53	Jacksonville, FL	Ben Hill Griffin Stadium^	1929	88,548
54	Tallahassee, FL	Doak Campbell Stadium	1950	82,300
55	New Haven, CT	Yale Bowl	1914	64,269
56	Columbia, MO	Faurot Field	1926	62,000
57	Columbia, SC	Williams-Brice Stadium	1934	80,250
58	Fayetteville, AR	Reynolds Razorback Stadium	1953	72,000
59	Knoxville, TN	Neyland Stadium	1921	102,037
60	Washington, DC	RFK Memorial Stadium	1961	56,454
61	San Francisco/Oakland, CA	Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum	1966	63,026
* Under construction
** Proposed
^ Have not yet formally confirmed interest

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