History of Hard Rock Stadium
Opened in 1987 and renovated in 2016 with a partial canopy, it is one of the most versatile venues in the US: it has hosted six Super Bowls, Copa América finals, the Miami Open tennis tournament and the Miami Formula 1 Grand Prix. At the 2026 World Cup it hosts a quarterfinal on July 11 and the third-place match on July 18.
Location and how to get there
It is in Miami Gardens, in northern Miami-Dade County, about 25 km from downtown. It has no nearby metro station, so you arrive by car, rideshare or the Brightline train to Aventura plus a transfer.
2026 World Cup matches at Hard Rock Stadium
18:00 ET
Saudi Arabia1 - 1Uruguay 
Group H18:00 ET
Uruguay2 - 2Cape Verde 
Group H18:00 ET
ScotlandvsBrazil 
Group C19:30 ET
ColombiavsPortugal 
Group K18:00 ET 1Jvs2H
17:00 ET W91vsW92
17:00 ET RU101vsRU102
See the full schedule and the bracket for the knockout-stage dates.
Other 2026 World Cup venues
Frequently asked questions · Hard Rock Stadium
Where is Hard Rock Stadium?
Hard Rock Stadium is in Miami, Florida (United States). It is in Miami Gardens, in northern Miami-Dade County, about 25 km from downtown. It has no nearby metro station, so you arrive by car, rideshare or the Brightline train to Aventura plus a transfer.
What is the capacity of Hard Rock Stadium?
Hard Rock Stadium holds roughly 64,091 spectators in its 2026 World Cup configuration.
Which 2026 World Cup matches are played at Hard Rock Stadium?
Hard Rock Stadium hosts: Quarterfinal · 11 July, Third place · 18 July. Check the schedule for exact dates and kickoff times.
What year did Hard Rock Stadium open?
Hard Rock Stadium opened in 1987. Opened in 1987 and renovated in 2016 with a partial canopy, it is one of the most versatile venues in the US: it has hosted six Super Bowls, Copa América finals, the Miami Open tennis tournament and the Miami Formula 1 Grand Prix. At the 2026 World Cup it hosts a quarterfinal on July 11 and the third-place match on July 18.