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GA · FIFA World Cup 2026
Atlanta
The capital of the New South blends civil rights history, a booming food scene, and Southern charm. From the BeltLine to incredible hip-hop culture, Atlanta is vibrant and welcoming.
Stadium
Venue
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Capacity
71,000 seats
Matches
7 matches
Match Phases Hosted
Group StageRound of 32Round of 16Quarterfinal
Fan Zones
Centennial Olympic Park
The Battery Atlanta
Ponce City Market
Getting There
Fly into ATL (Hartsfield-Jackson, world's busiest airport). MARTA rail connects the airport to downtown and the stadium area. Walk from Five Points or Dome/GWCC station.
Where to Stay
Budget
~$55/day
Mid-Range
~$125/day
Luxury
~$300/day
Local Tips
- ✓MARTA is the best way to get to the stadium — parking is limited and expensive
- ✓Mercedes-Benz Stadium has famously affordable concessions ($2 hot dogs, $5 beers)
- ✓Explore the Atlanta BeltLine trail for walking, biking, and food
- ✓Visit the MLK Jr. National Historic Site and the Center for Civil and Human Rights
Nearby Attractions
Georgia AquariumWorld of Coca-ColaMLK Jr. National Historic SitePiedmont ParkPonce City Market
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