NRG Stadium — home of the Houston Texans — has a retractable roof and was opened in 2002. Houston is the fourth-largest city in the USA and one of the most diverse: over 140 languages are spoken there.
⚡ Stadium Fact
Houston's energy industry has brought workers from every corner of the world, creating one of the most internationally aware fan bases in North American sports.
⚡ Stadium Fact
The 2026 World Cup Semifinal at NRG Stadium (July 15) could feature four of the world's best teams playing at near-peak tournament form in suffocating Houston summer heat.
About the Venue
NRG Stadium is an official 2026 FIFA World Cup venue in Houston, TX, USA. With a capacity of 72.220, it will host 7 matches.
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📍 Location
Houston, TX, USA
👥 Capacity
72.220 seats
🌿 Surface
Natural Grass
📅 Opened
2002
⚽ WC Matches
7
✈️ Getting There
George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) — ~25 miles north. William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) — ~10 miles southeast. Metro Bus Rapid Transit connects downtown to the stadium.
🎉 Fan Zone
Houston FIFA Fan Festival at Discovery Green park — an urban park in downtown Houston steps from hotels, restaurants, and the convention center.
🏟️ Venue Details
📍 City
Houston, USA
👥 Capacity
72,220 seats
🌿 Surface
Natural Grass
📅 Opened
2002
⚽ WC Matches
7
🏆 Hosts Final
No
✈️ Getting There
Nearest Airport: George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) — ~25 miles north. William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) — ~10 miles southeast. Metro Bus Rapid Transit connects downtown to the stadium.
Check the official FIFA fan guide for transportation info, parking, and accessible routes.
🎉 Fan Zone
Houston FIFA Fan Festival at Discovery Green park — an urban park in downtown Houston steps from hotels, restaurants, and the convention center.
Matches at NRG Stadium — FIFA World Cup 2026 Venue Guide