2030 World Cup stadiums - all venues in Spain, Portugal & Morocco

2030 World Cup stadiumsall venues in Spain, Portugal & Morocco

20 stadiums in the three main host countries are planned for the 2030 World Cup. Several will be newly built or extensively modernised, including the Grand Stade Hassan II near Casablanca, which with 115,000 seats is set to become the largest stadium of the tournament. FIFA has not yet decided where the opening match and the final will be played.

Spain: 11 stadiums

StadiumCityCapacity
Camp NouBarcelona105,000
Estadio Santiago BernabéuMadrid83,186
Riyadh Air MetropolitanoMadrid70,692
Estadio de La CartujaSeville70,000
Nou MestallaValencia70,044
San MamésBilbao53,331
Estadio de Gran CanariaLas Palmas44,500
BalaídosVigo44,000
La RomaredaZaragoza43,110
AnoetaSan Sebastián42,300
RCDE StadiumBarcelona40,500

Portugal: 3 stadiums

StadiumCityCapacity
Estádio da LuzLisbon68,100
Estádio José AlvaladeLisbon52,095
Estádio do DragãoPorto50,033

Morocco: 6 stadiums

StadiumCityCapacity
Grand Stade Hassan IICasablanca115,000
Grand Stade de TangerTangier75,500
Stade Prince Moulay AbdellahRabat69,500
Stade de FèsFez55,800
Stade AdrarAgadir46,000
Stade de MarrakechMarrakesh45,860

Centenary matches in South America

To mark the 100th anniversary of the World Cup, one opening match each will be played in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay.

CountryStadiumCityCapacity
Uruguay		Estadio CentenarioMontevideo62,782
Argentina		Estadio MonumentalBuenos Aires100,000
Paraguay		Estadio Osvaldo Domínguez DibbAsunción46,000

Planned capacities, in some cases after renovation or new construction.

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