Quarterfinal host. Retractable roof. 80,000 capacity. Texas heat won't be a problem.
AT&T Stadium in Arlington hosts eight matches including a quarterfinal, leveraging its retractable roof to maintain a 72-degree interior temperature, 10 degrees cooler than Dallas' August average. The venue, nicknamed "Jerry's World," holds 80,000 for football and features a 160-foot-wide video board that is 15% larger than SoFi Stadium's, making it the most technologically advanced on earth. Its climate control system reduces heat-related incidents by 40% compared to outdoor venues like the Azteca. With a $1.2 billion price tag, it is cheaper than #2 Los Angeles' SoFi Stadium by $4.3 billion, yet offers 20% more parking spaces. This combination of advanced tech and comfort ensures a seamless fan experience, elevating it above typical World Cup hosts in North America.

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