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It’s official – World Cup venues for 2026 have been announced, spanning across the US, Mexico, and Canada.
While there won’t be a stadium located in Denver (or elsewhere in Colorado), it’s less than 10 hours to drive to one of them.
Here’s a breakdown of how long it would take to drive to each World Cup venue in the United States from Denver, Colorado:
- Atlanta – Mercedes-Benz Stadium: 20 hours, 53 minutes
- Boston (Foxborough) – Gillette Stadium: 29 hours
- Dallas – AT&T Stadium: 11 hours, 58 minutes
- Houston – NRG Stadium: 15 hours, 56 minutes
- Kansas City – Arrowhead Stadium: 8 hours, 55 minutes
- Los Angeles – SoFi Stadium: 15 hours, 26 minutes
- Miami – Hard Rock Stadium: 30 hours
- New York/New Jersey – MetLife Stadium: 26 hours
- Philadelphia – Lincoln Financial Field: 26 hours
- San Francisco – Levi’s Stadium: 19 hours, 7 minutes
- Seattle – Lumen Field: 20 hours, 5 minutes
Do you think Denver should have been a location for the 2026 World Cup? Let us know why or why not in the comments.
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