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2026 World Cup U.S. Stadiums Hide Sponsors, Adopt Temporary Names

6/4/2026

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U.S. stadiums hosting the 2026 World Cup are covering corporate logos through July 19.
AT&T Stadium, Lumen Field, MetLife Stadium, Levi’s Stadium and Atlanta Stadium are covering logos and adopting temporary names—Dallas Stadium, Seattle Stadium, New York New Jersey Stadium, San Francisco Bay Area Stadium—while Atlanta Stadium keeps its Mercedes Benz branding.
Banorte Stadium in Mexico City is temporarily renamed Mexico City Stadium, while BC Place in Vancouver retains its name because it is government-owned.

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U.S. stadiums hosting the 2026 World Cup are covering corporate logos through July 19.
AT&T Stadium, Lumen Field, MetLife Stadium, Levi’s Stadium and Atlanta Stadium are covering logos and adopting temporary names—Dallas Stadium, Seattle Stadium, New York New Jersey Stadium, San Francisco Bay Area Stadium—while Atlanta Stadium keeps its Mercedes Benz branding.
Banorte Stadium in Mexico City is temporarily renamed Mexico City Stadium, while BC Place in Vancouver retains its name because it is government-owned.