USA ★ Semifinals · July 14 Groups E · F · G · I + 4 knockout rounds 9 matches · most of all

Dallas
DFW.

The most World Cup 2026 matches — 9. AT&T Stadium in Arlington with a retractable roof hosts groups E, F, G, I plus the full playoff series from Round of 16 through the semifinals on July 14. The DFW Metroplex — 7.7 million residents and the most "Texan" of the tournament's cities.
7.7 million residents in the DFW Metroplex +33°C July CT · UTC −5 (DST)
AT&T Stadium2009, Arlington TX
Stadium
80 000retractable roof
Capacity
95 groups + 4 knockout rounds through semifinals
Matches
★ SemifinalsJuly 14, 2026
Main match

Stadium
«AT&T».

AT&T

World Cup 2026 stadium in Arlington. Opened in 2009, budget $1.3 billion. Retractable roof; Mitsubishi TV screen 60×22 meters above the field. Home of the Dallas Cowboys. At World Cup 2026 — record 9 matches including a semifinal.

Opened
May 27, 2009
Budget
$1.3 billion
Field size
105 × 68 m
Surface
Hybrid grass
Location
Arlington, TX
Club (NFL)
Dallas Cowboys

Nine matches,
through the semifinal.

What you need to know
about the city.

Atmosphere

\"Jerryworld\" hosts 9 matches.

AT&T Stadium — a temple of American football, transformed for 6 weeks into a temple of real football. 9 matches — more than anywhere else in North America. Retractable roof, giant Mitsubishi TV screen 60×22 meters above the field. Nearby — Globe Life Field baseball park, Six Flags amusement park. On the streets beyond the Sports complex — Texas reality: pickup trucks, cowboy hats, BBQ smoke hanging in the air.

9 matches · continental recordRetractable roof★ Semifinals
Role

Main playoff hub of the tournament.

Groups E (Germany), F (Italy, Sweden), G (Iran), I (Norway, Senegal) — 5 group matches. Plus full knockout series from Round of 16 to semifinals: 4 matches in a row every 5 days. Teams can settle in the Metroplex for all of July and through to the final. Logistically — the tournament's main "home" hub for favorite teams.

5 group matches4 KO · to semifinals
Route — for fans

DAL → Fort Worth.

50 km west — "real Texas". Stockyards with cattle loading, cowboy honky-tonk Billy Bob's (5,000 capacity). Pickup trucks with cowboy hats in the parking lot, BBQ smoke in the air. A day with real cowboys.

Climate

June–July. +33°C, thunderstorms.

The hottest venue of the tournament. +33°C daytime, 60–70% humidity. Thunderstorms 1-2 times a week, usually in the evening. AT&T Stadium's retractable roof — a lifesaver, especially for daytime matches. SPF 50 mandatory; food zones in the parking lot huddle under tents.

Fan zone

AT&T Plaza. 15 000.

In front of the stadium, between AT&T and Globe Life Field. Giant screen, BBQ food trucks, rodeo demonstrations between matches. Alternative — Klyde Warren Park downtown.

Where to go,
what to see.

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Seven things
about Dallas.

Voice of Texas — blues, rock, country.

Dallas — Texas capital of guitar blues (Stevie Ray Vaughan), neo-soul (Erykah Badu), and heavy rock (Pantera). Playlist — artists from the Dallas-Fort Worth metro.

  1. 01
    Stevie Ray Vaughan — Pride and Joy 1983 · Oak Cliff, Dallas

    The gold standard of Texas blues. SRV grew up in Oak Cliff and played at Catfish Bay as a teenager.

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  2. 02
    Erykah Badu — On & On 1997 · South Dallas

    Grammy. Neo-soul manifesto; Badu grew up in South Dallas and still lives there.

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  3. 03
    Meat Loaf — Bat Out of Hell 1977 · Dallas

    Album sold 50+ million copies — one of the most commercially successful in history. Meat Loaf was born in Dallas.

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  4. 04
    Pantera — Walk 1992 · Arlington (Dallas metro)

    A groove-metal manifesto. The Abbott brothers grew up in Arlington.

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  5. 05
    Vanilla Ice — Ice Ice Baby 1990 · Dallas suburbs

    No. 1 Billboard — the first rap single to reach No. 1. Rob van Winkle grew up in the Dallas suburbs.

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  6. 06
    Norah Jones — Don't Know Why 2002 · Grapevine TX (Dallas metro)

    5 Grammys for one album. Ravi Shankar's daughter grew up in Grapevine, outside Dallas.

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  7. 07
    Don Henley — The Boys of Summer 1984 · Linden TX (East Texas)

    Top 5 Billboard. Former Eagles frontman was born in East Texas and frequently performs in Dallas.

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  8. 08
    Roy Orbison — Oh, Pretty Woman 1964 · Wink TX

    No. 1 Billboard. Orbison — a Texas singer whose voice defined 1960s pop.

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  9. 09
    Edie Brickell & New Bohemians — What I Am 1988 · Oak Cliff, Dallas

    Top 10 Billboard. The band formed in Deep Ellum clubs, Dallas.

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  10. 10
    The Polyphonic Spree — Light & Day 2002 · Dallas

    Recognized by the "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" soundtrack. A 20-member choir-rock project from Dallas.

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