Sixteen host cities have been chosen for the World Cup: three in Canada, three in Mexico, and ten in the U.S. These cities are divided into three regions to minimize team travel time. However, given the vast distances involved, travel will still be a prominent aspect of this World Cup.
The Western Region includes Vancouver, Seattle, the Bay Area, and Los Angeles. The Central Region consists of Guadalajara, Mexico City, Monterrey, as well as Dallas, Houston, and Kansas City. In the Eastern Region, teams may travel as far north as Toronto and as far south as Miami, with Boston, New York / New Jersey, Philadelphia, and Atlanta in between.
