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- Were British Guys Impressed By 2026 FIFA World Cup Stadiums? Original Video By The Wide World of Stadiums!
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all of these stadiums were ready before the 2022 world cup ones were even built
MetLife isn’t ready yet. Field is a hazard, but changes will be made for the cup.
Yep. North America, like Western and Central Europe, has always had the stadiums, hotels, and other amenities to host pretty much any event with minimal new construction.
Yep, and the ones that weren’t built yet were being built for their tenant club, not just for the World Cup
@@coyotelong4349 Exactly.
We have a few STATES that can easily host a World Cup.
fun fact about Hard Rock Stadium: The awning/roof was built in such a way, it only provides shade to one sideline, the sideline that the Miami Dolphins Bench is on.
US better get the shaded side
@@los7187 They won't play there. For the group stage it'll be LA, Seattle, then back to LA. Not sure for knockout stages. probably Dallas will be one of them lol
Karma is a bitch. Welcome to Arrowhead for Wild Card weekend.
@@los7187 Both teams are on the same sideline haha
Huge controversy over here in the States about FIFA and the World Cup. NFL players play on these fields with turf and FIFA forced grass. NFL players have been asking for it for years and it really is sickening they only do it because the World Cup is coming to town
Not sure why they won’t do it for the NFL, the World Cup is probably the biggest sporting event globally though so I’m not surprised they are doing all they can! They should keep grass for the NFL though!
@@DNReacts because money. NFL owners scrimp every cent they can get. Turf being easier and less costly to maintain then grass is. During the 2020 season, 49ers lost 3 players on a newly installed Turf field at MetLife, field was ruled to be within " acceptable parameters ". (Not counting how many Giants players or Jets players were lost that season due to the brand new turf field which was " sticky " according to players)
@@DNReacts Many college football stadiums also have artificial turf fields. Artificial turf fields first became common during the 1970's. The current artificial turf is levels above what was used in 1970's and 1980's, which were nothing more than mats with short blades of plastic "grass" glued down onto asphalt. The artificial turf at old Busch Stadium in St. Louis was notorious for ground-level temperatures of over 120 degrees F (49 degrees C) during the Summer and baseball season. BC Place (Vancouver), Lumen Field (Seattle), NRG Stadium (Houston), AT&T Stadium (Dallas), Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City), Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta), Met-Life Stadium (New Jersey) and Gillette Stadium (Foxboro, MA) all have artificial turf fields, and will be covered with natural grass fields for the World Cup. As far as a "controversy" regarding putting down natural grass on top of artificial turf for soccer ...we've been doing that here in North America at least as far back as the 1994 World Cup, and still do so when European clubs come here for pre-season matches.
@@DNReactsowners are cheap. It's a cartel/monopoly and nothing speaks more than money.
Despite being the most profitable league, NFL owners are cheap scum. Players have been destroying their knees on artificial grass forever. The NFLPA need to demand real grass for any open air or retractable stadiums.
MLS teams have way too much of it as well.
The reason SoFi doesn't get the Final is because the field is too narrow and they are going to have to remove a bunch of the seats in the lower bowl to make sure a proper sized field can fit.
That rubbish, the main reason is broadcasters, timezone sucks for people that live in asia and Europe
@@musaabpero5867 May sound rubbish to you but that’s an actual reason it won’t hold the final. Obviously they ended up picking MetLife because logistically it’s the one that makes the most sense(largest metro area, best public transportation,closest time zone to the rest of the world, etc..) SoFi stadium will still get a seat reduction because of the field dimensions being too narrow. With the field being raised, that’ll bring down the capacity to around 60K. With that being said, FIFA requires the WC final stadium to be 80K or above. Thus being the reason they had left out SoFi from contention a couple months ago.
its bull, SoFi was always meant to have soccer matches and specifically to host some WC games. Hosting international matches is part of how the stadium was sold to the city.
@@goodtimeskb4343 except it’s not bs and you could literally look up the whole issue the stadium’s owner had with FIFA. You’ll also see how the stadium will lose capacity for the tournament as the field will have to be raised. Once again, look it up.
They literally had the 94 final at the rose bowl which is in the same city as sofi
Mercedes-Benz Stadium and Lumen Field were the only NFL stadiums that were designed with the intention of also hosting MLS teams so they have the proper seating arrangements and site-lines for soccer matches. Metlife and SoFi were never meant to host soccer matches and will require major renovations prior to the world cup. Metlife got the final simply because it's in New York/New Jersey.
Which made me mad as a texting. Because Jerry world was definitely designed with soccer in mine. But I understand that the stadium is a bit difficult to get to if you're not from that area even though it's not too far from the airport.
MetLife also got the final because Infrastructure wise, it's the most accessible in terms of public transportation/ travel overall.
Actually Sofi was built with soccer in mind. The seats are easily retractable.
@@bigsasha500yeah but to small
Metlife was actually built with soccer in mind (it's hosted numerous soccer matches since it's opening, including Gold Cup and Copa America play)...it's just that FIFA requires an even wider surface for major tournaments like the World Cup. But yes, the fact that it's right outside of NYC was the big seller...
Part of the reason why SoFi is not hosting the Finals is because it is on the west coast and the organizer feel it might be too far from Europe. Also, in the beginning the owner didn't want to put in natural grass.
that and the fact that FIFA wants the final played on a max size pitch. neither SoFi nor "JerryWorld" can accommodate it, where as metlife can.
The owner is Arsenal’s owner. Stan Kroenke.
@tten9773 yes I am well aware. I am a LA Rams season ticket holder. Every sports fan in LA knows to Kroenke is. What does that have to do with SoFi not being the most ideal stadium to host the World Cup Finals?
@@saksit247Because Kroenke is a traitorist bitch with a bad toupee.
never stopped them before tho. they had the ‘94 final at the rose bowl
I know they gloss over the stadium in Philly (Lincoln Financial Field) but it might actually host the most historically significant game in the history of the World Cup. Philadelphia is where the Declaration of Independence was signed on July 4, 1776. On July 4, 2024 (250 years later), it might host the home country in a round of 16 game. Even if it doesn't, America will celebrate its 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence by hosting a game in the city that it was signed.
Imagine if that round of 16 game turns out to be USA vs. England lol
Lumen is home to both Seahawks and Sounders and Mercedes Benz is home to both falcons and Atlanta FC
And also those stadiums were built with soccer and football in mind. Unlike other shared stadiums where the mls team was just thrown in.
Living one town over from Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts, and attending Patriots games there for the least 20+ years, I am excited to have the World Cup visit our stadium! We've never had that big a sporting event here, because being in the North East, and not domed, it does not meet NFL requirements for the SuperBowl. But Tom Brady played nearly his entire career at Gillette and to now host a number of World Cup games, that will be a treat!
I think the reason why no college stadiums are being used - even the massive ones - are twofold: 1, most don't have wide-enough fields and 2, the surrounding areas often don't support the required infrastructure (hotels, etc.)
They don't have real seats. FIFA are not gonna make fans sit on a bench
SoFi couldn't host the final because the number of seats that needed to be removed to fit a soccer pitch brought them below FIFA's minimum seating capacity for the final.
Mercedes Benz stadium is pretty nice. MLS Atlanta United FC play there and it's probably the best looking MLS stadium currently.
as a 9er fan...Atlanta's stadium is amazing. Outside and inside, just a well designed piece of architecture.
BC Place and BMO Field have hosted FIFA finals before.
Vancouver hosted the Final of the 2015 Women's World Cup
Toronto hosted the Final of both the Men's and Women's U-20 World Cups in 2007 and 2014.
BMO is the ONLY stadium on this list that was built specifically for soccer.
The three Mexico stadiums were built specifically for soccer
BMO is a multipurpose stadium. CFL uses it. That's why Geodis Park in Nashville can say they are the largest soccer specific stadium in the US and Canada.
@@titanbronco1627 BMO Field was originally built for MLS' Toronto FC when it opened in 2007, while the Toronto Argonauts of the CFL played in the Rogers Center until moving to BMO Field in 2016. The stadium has been renovated and expanded to accommodate the Argonauts.
Levi's Stadium is right in the heart of Silicon Valley, the most expensive region in the world.
Most expensive region with one of the worst looking and worst designed stadiums in the world
@@jasonbrown097 That's because Santa Clara owns the stadium not the 49ers
That stadium was built in 2014 😂 and it looks terrible 😂
@antoniomenjivar6556 Dimensions were meant for Candlestick Park location, next to the old ballpark, but the cheap ass Yorks didn't bother change the designs when Santa Clara gave them the land
You mean Switzerland
Fun fact about Lumen Field is that it was only converted to a duel use stadium to get the soccer supporters vote on the ballot measure. If the measure didn't past the Seahawks would have left the city.
It should have been at SoFi Stadium, but the large time difference with Europe would probably be the main problem. They'd have to hold the final in the morning for Europe to see it late in the evening
Met Life, while in New Jersey, is only about a 20 minute drive from Manhattan, so it’s pretty convenient for New Yorkers. That’s why the Giants and Jets both play there.
Being from Massachusetts, I'm both excited and horrified that we are going to have to deal with world cup fans. The money in my industry will be good though 😂😂😂
What are you so horrified about? I've been to a lot of football games here in the united states and some of the fans can be just as unruly
It will be nice to have the WC in the summer. The last one just felt strange.
Sofi stadium isn't as easy to convert to the World Cup field size as some of the other stadiums, which was an issue in getting games closer to the final.
Hope the guys see this.
MetLife was picked because from what I i could tell was closeness to NYC and better Time Zone than west coast to start a game that all of Europe can watch. A noon game in NYC vs LA woul be 8PM vs 11PM in Moscow.
It's to my understanding that it's spread out so the countries wiill not have one area flooded with tons of visitors for a month straight. And that the groups will be "Podded" and just play in one area of the country for group stage
Great info, thank you! Makes perfect sense! 😀
Met life has the biggest capacity at over 100k that's probably why
82.5K is the capacity.
@@shawnanderson6313 it can expand to over 100
Jerry world can go to about 105K
@@brentdavis555 yeah but met life can get bigger
@taegenbrown2894 It can, but the soccer pitch dimensions are gonna keep it to 82K
Gotta think of locker rooms, concourse levels, etc… they also count that into the price of the stadium.
The newer US football stadiums were designed to accommodate soccer as well. For example in Seattle (which I'm 4 hrs from) Lumen Field hosts both the Sounders & Seahawks. The Atlanta & New England stadiums do that as well, along w/ others that didn't make the World Cup cut like Phoenix & Chicago. LA's Sofi doesn't because there are already 2 soccer specific stadiums there.
Las Vegas where the Raiders play is also designed for both sports
I would love to go to the World Cup, but I shudder to think what tickets will cost.
Bucket list, I’m saving from this year
Tickets should be cheaper if you live in the host nation for category 4 tickets, I’m sure FIFA will jack the prices up this time though. 2018 tickets for residents were $20 and 2022 were $11 for group stage matches except for the opener. For the 2022, categoty 1 best seats were $220, category 2 $165 and category 3 $69 for the group games.
NFL Super Bowl is just as expensive
Mercedes-Benz Stadium was built as a dual-purpose American Football and Soccer stadium. of their two tenants, Atlanta United of the MLS is not only the most successful of the two, but the Attendance record at that stadium is held by Atlanta United.
World cup should not be played on artificial turf
Anything in California takes a lot more money to build
That’s very true! Expensive state!
Also having to be earthquake proof takes a lot of $$$
SoFi was only meant to cost about 2.5 billion but rain and weather delays pushed it back tremendously which balloons costs up to 5 billion.
Great video best world cup stadium video
Appreciate it 🙏🏼
Actually 1 better video but still good
SoFi in LA won’t host the final because the dimensions of the field currently are too narrow and in order to be able to host the World Cup they’re gonna have to remove seats from the bottom tier, reducing its capacity. That being said, with the capacity reduction it won’t have the capacity needed for a WC final which FIFA requires it to be 80,000+
Lots of stadiums didn't qualify because of Astroturf and bench seating
I wasn't sure what stadiums were going to be used for the world cup. In the United States most of the football(soccer) stadiums only hold around 20 to 30k fans which wouldn't be enough for world cup games. But the American football stadiums have much bigger capacities but aren't built for a soccer viewing experience.
I would trade managers in a heart beat. Berhalter makes Southgate look like Pep.
6:58 The Seahawks play their too, The Sounders and Seahawks ground share Lumen Field. And it's not the only field that the Sounders share, the Sounders Practice Facility, Starfire Sports Complex, is shared between them, and the Seattle SeaWolves of Major League Rugby.
I went to the Copa America final at Met Life a few years ago (the one where Argentina lost to Chile and Messi threw a hissy fit and "retired" from international competition afterward) and it's actually a great venue for soccer. I was waaaaaaaaay up at the top and had a great view.
This will be the highest attended FIFA World Cup ever.
Not only are there more teams and more games, but the seating capacity in Mexico and Canada is already high, then add the gigantic stadiums in the States...
It will break previous attendance records by a considerable amount.
And to be honest, of all the locations they have listed, there isnt going to ba a bad seat in the house!
Every one of these stadiums is pretty amazing, and the host cities will be ready for the fans.
Estadio azteca the most iconic stadium ever. Pele and maradona were champions there 🇲🇽
I was shocked that the Rose Bowl in Pasadena was no selected as a venue. It has hosted a World Cup Final previously as well as a Women's World Cup. But it does lack the modern amenities even though they can cram 110,000 in there if they want to, but it's more bleacher style seating.
That Florida stadium has some modern San Siro vibe
Gives people all over the states to go watch it live
when they change the field to grass for the stadiums that need them, will they keep the grass or go back to turf once the NFL season starts?
MetLife is actually only a few miles from the heart of New York City.
Sofi Stadium is NOT climate controlled, it's covered so that the fans and players don't get sunburned. The cover is translucent to let in natural light. But it's not what I would call a "dome" and it's certainly not climate controlled.
I’m surprised sofi didn’t but I guess they have some pitch size issues and didn’t want to do any renovations with it being so new. I think Dallas should have got it over metlife ny/nj area is the only reason it is there
MetLife Stadium is only 5 miles (8 km) from New York. North New Jersey is part of the New York metropolitan area, and is effectively an extension of New York. It's actually closer to New York's City Hall than Wembley is to Westminster Abbey
Haha yeah we know, we were just having a joke 😊
London is not governed by a church, believe it or not it has a city hall too. London is also bigger than NYC.
yeah, BMO looks that bad after a renovation to bring the Toronto Argonauts CFL Football team over from Roger's Centre. Before the Renovations, when it was home to Toronto FC only, it looked pretty good.
The Seattle stadium and the KC stadium are in competition for the loudest stadiums. KC is 143.3 decibels. Therefore is the loudest.
Berhalter makes Southgate look like Ancelloti
3:14 Pitch would be too narrow. The Football field with benches barely fits, and it was purpose made for NFL.
Levi stadium couldn’t put a roof on because it’s too close to international airport, and it would’ve added too much height onto the stadium
Some of the stadiums in Canada CFL players play in.
Sounders and Seahawks do share Lumen Field. The Sounders hold the single game attendance record for the stadium at 69,274 for MLS Cup 2019. More than any Seahawks game. Last summer Taylor Swift at 72,171 and then Ed Sheeran at 77,286 set the record for any event. They get to fill the field.
When they built SoFi they didn't plan very well. They had disagreements with Stan Kroenke I believe over whether they could expand SoFi and I think that cost SoFi a chance to host the final.
That doesn’t surprise me that Stan has something to do with it 😂
Estadio Azteca in Mexico City will host the opening game
Mexico and Canada are located in America too for your information
3:31 the dimensions of the field do not meet the requirements to host the final apparently according to fifa law....in order to do that they'd have to remove seats but if they do that then it doesn't meet the capacity requirements. So alot of money and politics between fifa, the city and the owner of SoFi Stadium
SoFi Stadium has a folded sheet of paper aesthetic, but it's a good stadium, greetings from Mexico guys.
i’m so so hopeful to make the 5 hour drive to Philadelphia for the round of 16 game on the Fourth of July. i can’t imagine much bigger of a deal, especially if the US somehow makes it that far
You guys should do more soccer videos and definitely need to do more 26 world cup videos including another stadium video
4:30 - our place is a bit crazy, but in a good way! The requirements given to the architects were from the owner of the NFL franchise here. He was married to a much younger woman at the time, saw her kids playing the game, and liked it. Not slighting the man - Atlanta has been the apex of soccer (English slang! Short for 'association football' in the 19th C) in the southeastern US since the 1960s. Phil Woosnam started the whole thing here, from youth football to the 1968 NASL Champ Atlanta Chiefs! Those of us who love the game had waited 25yrs for MLS to recognize us. And "Uncle Arthur" (Blank) delivered. I still claim the reason we don't have pro/rel in the US is because rich business folks don't pay this much for stadiums to have their club relegated.
Yeah, we share it with the NFL team, but there are separate changing rooms ("locker rooms" in US parlance) for MLS clubs, the seats in the corners retract so we can play on a full-sized pitch, but it's still kind of a tight fit. Supporters here sitting higher up in the stadium are used to looking up at 'the Halo' when a duel for the ball's going on in the corner, since the corners are out of view unless you're sitting down there. Other than that, it's very much like a big American football stadium with a terrarium over the top of it. Big glass panels that bring daylight inside and allow for great views of the city's skyline. We play on artificial turf, even with the roof open, there's not enough sun to keep grass alive. Local media reports that they'll bring real grass in for the Cup games, we're all abuzz about that. We were awarded a semi-final! Yeah, I'm already saving up for tickets.
The seeds will be as such that their won't be too much coast to coast travel till the knock out rounds.
All the US stadiums are NFL and the Canadian stadiums are I think MLS/Canada soccer and Canada America football and the Mexican stadiums are soccer
SoFi stadium is *NOT* climate controlled. Despite the translucent roof over the top, the sides are open-air.
Sofi stadiums field isn’t big enough for fifa regulations
Will need movable seats to solve that
The final should have been at Sofi or Atlanta for the sheer beauty of the stadiums, or Estadio Azteca for the vibes and history of Pele and Maradona
All excellent venues. I think SoFi was a no no for some bigger reason though. I’m really hoping to be able to make it over for one of these games 🤞🤞 Thank you for the comment
i cannot believe its metlife.
3:15 the field is very narrow for soccer.
I'm from Monterrey...BEST soccer stadium in México! Go Rayados!! ❤
Soy chiva pero el estadio azteca es la mejor
It’s who pays for the final in the USA. Money trumps everything. It should be Sofi or AT&T easy
6:51 Stadiums like that aren't built for soccer alone, even less so in 2002 when it was built. It's the Seahawks stadium and the Sounders are lucky enough to play there. You can also look at seat count, if it has 31k + seats it isn't a soccer specific stadium, as the largest soccer specific stadium in the US is only 30K seats. Which is still pretty impressive considering the popularity of the sport in the US.
Lumen field was built with soccer in mind. The owner wanted to attract an mls expansion team in the future which ended up happening…
You are wrong guys is not Mexico,America and Canada is Mexico, United States and Canada America is the entire Continent.
Europeans invented continents and the word "America", so its ok if they use their version. Only Latinos use the 6 continent geography.
My Benz stadium is Amazing and incredible you’ll see why
It is a beautiful stadium, but you shouldn't play soccer Artificial turf
@@MA-jd4ui the Benz do have real grass as an option
@@andrewwatkins4852 You are correct. They are put in real grass for the world cup
Berhalter is American Southgate
SoFi's field dimensions are too small. Simple as that.
Where do you think the US and England finish in the world cup
I think both teams make the QF
@@DNReacts USA 26 champions 🏆 England group stages
@@taegenbrown2894 lmao
You know nothing about soccer 😂
@@DNReacts what do you mean
You guys need to react to prime Westbrook. THe one you reacted to didnt have enough of it in there.
Will you gentlemen be coming to the World Cup here in 26?
It would depend on finances but we would
Love to!
allegiant should be there lol
Nick and Damo
All host's teams will play at home for there groups games
Udsa is going to play all their groups games in the west coast
Canada will switch from can and Vancouver teams are going to have three days between groups games so fans can travel and watch their teams if there any Canadian fans in New York they can go to Buffalo to Canada
Sorry guys I stopped it at 3 minutes. WOW, most of those stadiums are spectacular. I can't wait to see your reaction to the Toronto Stadium. It pales by comparison and is really an embarrassment compared to the rest, I've seen in the first 3 minutes... I saw the rest and my sediments exactly over the Toronto Stadium...BMO... What a joke...
NRG is a great stadium for football. I don’t know why this guy shit all over Houston. He’s probably never even been. There is a reason it’s hosted Super Bowls, College Football Championships, Final 4, Gold Cup and Copa America games. Houston knows how to get it done. NRG is a great venue
You guys watched the wrong video! The guy talking in the video is not giving enough information like a couple of stadiums get million dollar renovations.
You should say USA not América because America Is not a country it is a continent Americans are all the people who live on this continent.
3 racing circuits around 3 stadiums in this tournament. Formerly NRG Stadium for INDYCAR, Toronto For INDYCAR, and Hard Rock stadium for Formula 1.
I’m from New Jersey great to see internationals know MetLife ain’t New York
New Jersey is nothing more than a suburb of New York and Philadelphia. C'mon now 😅
First one 🥇
Let’s go!!
crazy you hate on AKRON stadium. thumbs down for me just because of that
Hi what´s up guys new subs from México city I am a Chivas de Guadalajara fan follower and Manchester United MM Red Devil fan why don´t you have the Mexican flag behind you guys ?
MetLife Stadium is garbage. It’s run down, getting in and out of the parking lots is a nightmare. Even getting public transportation to and from the stadium is a nightmare. The food options are terrible, typical bad quality ballpark food, not a healthy option to be found. Restrooms are old and, let’s just call it unkempt. I went there to see Metallica last summer and was appalled by what is supposed to be a flagship stadium.
America is the entire "continent" usa is only usa or the united states of america get it right boy.
North America is the continent actually 😊
@@DNReacts North America is just a part of the continent, like central and south america. But the whole continent is just America, not only a country.
North America is a continent and South America is a separate continent. Together they are referred to as The Americas, which is a land mass containing 2 continents.
There are seven continents: Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia (listed from largest to smallest in size).
@@MiguelLopez-ok8sg thank you!.. 😊
@@MiguelLopez-ok8sg thank you!
While SoFi is the state of the art stadium, the nearby Rose Bowl hosted the 1994 Men's Final and the 1999 Women's Final. When it was bid on internally, both Dallas and New York outbid Los Angekes for the final and Atlanta got a semifinal over LA to lessen travel