Copa America Venues 2024

The United States of America hosts the 48th Copa America this summer. The tournament will be held across 14 different venues all across America.

The AT&T Stadium is located in Arlington,Texas and is the home to NFL team the Dallas Cowboys along with the Cotton Bowl Classic - an NCAA competition which is the Semi Final of the College Football Play-offs.

The AT&T Stadium has a capacity of 80,000 and hosts Peru vs Chile and USA vs Bolivia in the Group stage. Arlington will also host a Quarter Final.

This stadium has also hosted multiple CONCACAF Gold Cup games as well as international friendlies.

The Mercedes-Benz Stadium is in the capital of the Peach State in Atlanta, Georgia.

The Mercedes-Benz hosts many tenants, with the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons, the MLS’s Atlanta United, the NCAA Peach Bowl, the SEC Championship Game, the NCAA Celebration Bowl, the Aflac Kickoff Game and the Major League Wiffle Ball World Series.

The Mercedes-Benz has a capacity of 71,000 and will host the opening game between Argentina and Canada along with USA vs Panama in the Group Stage.

The Q2 Stadium is another Texas stadium, but this time in the capital of the Lone Star State, Austin. The Q2 Stadium is one of the only venues for the Copa America that is primarily a football stadium and is home to MLS side Austin FC.

This stadium is on the smaller side with a capacity of just 20,738 and will host Jamaica vs Venezuela and Costa Rica vs Paraguay in the Group stage.

The NRG Stadium is the third stadium in the Lone Star State, this time in Houston and with a capacity of 72,220.

This stadium hosts a variety of sports. In the NCAA, the NRG hosts the Houston Cougars, the Texas Bowl and the Texas Kickoff Game. The NFL has the Houston Texans and the NRG also hosts the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.

In the Group stage, the NRG hosts Mexico vs Jamaica and Colombia vs Paraguay. Houston also has one of the Quarter Finals.

The Bank of America Stadium is located in the Tar Heel State of North Carolina, Charlotte.

This stadium hosts a range of competitions with active tenants of the Carolina Panthers from the NFL, Charlotte FC from the MLS and the Duke’s Mayo Bowl and the Duke’s Mayo Classic in NCAA Football.

Bank of America does not host any Group stage games but instead hosts a Semi Final and the Third-place match.

The Golden State is home to the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California and has a capacity of 70,240.

The SoFi Stadium hosts both the LA Rams and the LA Chargers in the NFL. The NCAA also hosts the LA Bowl at SoFi along with the Major League Wiffle Ball World Series previously.

The SoFi Stadium hosts Brazil vs Costa Rica and Venezuela vs Mexico in the Group stage.

The MetLife Stadium is located in East Rutherford, New Jersey, the Garden State and has a capacity of 82,566.

Current tenants of the MetLife Stadium include the New York Giants and New York Jets from the NFL and previously the New York Guardians from the XFL. The MetLife Stadium will also host the 2026 World Cup Final.

MetLife hosts Chile vs Argentina and Uruguay vs Bolivia in the Group stage along with one of the Semi Finals.

The State Farm Stadium is located in the Grand Canyon State in Glendale, Arizona with a capacity of 63,400.

Arizona Cardinals from the NFL make their home at State Farm Stadium as well as the Fiesta Bowl in NCAA College Football since 2006 and 2007 respectively.

State Farm Stadium hosts Colombia vs Costa Rica and Mexico vs Ecuador in the Group stage as well as a Quarter Final.

The Copa America travels to Las Vegas, Nevada to play at the Allegiant Stadium that held this year’s Super Bowl.

Allegiant Stadium has the capacity of 61,000 with the current tenants of the Las Vegas Raiders in the NFL and NCAA College Football team the UNLV Rebels and the NCAA Las Vegas Bowl.

The Group stage games at Allegiant Stadium includes Ecuador vs Jamaica and Paraguay vs Brazil along with a Quarter Final.

Another stadium in the Golden State is Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California with a capacity of 68,500.

Levi’s Stadium only has one current tenant, the Super Bowl Finalists the San Francisco 49ers from the NFL. However, previously, Levi’s Stadium has hosted the San Francisco Bowl in NCAA College Football.

Levi’s hosts some Group stage games, including Ecuador vs Venezuela and Brazil vs Colombia.

Another Golden State stadium that hosts Copa America football is the Inter&Co Stadium in Orlando, Florida with a 25,000 capacity.

The Inter&Co Stadium hosts MLS side Orlando City, NWSL side Orlando Pride and the Florida Cup. Previously Inter&Co also hosted the NCAA Cure Bowl and MLS side Toronto FC.

The Inter&Co Stadium hosts two Group stage games, Bolivia vs Panama and Canada vs Chile.

The Mother of the West is home to Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri that holds 76,416.

Arrowhead is primarily an NFL stadium, being home to back-to-back Super Bowl Champions the Kansas City Chiefs. Arrowhead also previously hosted MLS team the Kansas City Wizards.

Arrowhead hosts one Group stage match of USA vs Uruguay.

Another Missouri stadium hosting Copa America football this summer is Children’s Mercy Park in Kansas City.

Children’s Mercy Park has a capacity of just 18,467 and is home to MLS side Sporting Kansas City and MLSNP side Sporting Kansas City II. Previously, Children’s Mercy hosted NWSL sides FC Kansas City and Kansas City Current.

In the Group stage, Children’s Mercy hosts Peru vs Canada.

The Sunshine State is home to the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida with a capacity of 64,767.

Hard Rock Stadium has hosted six Super Bowls as well as NFL side the Miami Dolphins. The MLB side the Florida Marlins previously played at the Hard Rock also with the Florida Atlantic Owls in the NCAA. Current College Football teams and events at the Hard Rock include the Miami Hurricanes and the Russell Athletic Bowl and the Orange Bowl. The Hard Rock also hosts the Miami Open in tennis and an F1 Grand Prix.

In the Group stage, the Hard Rock hosts Uruguay vs Panama and Argentina vs Peru. The Hard Rock then also hosts the Final.