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6
Total stadiums
245,000
Combined capacity
60,000
Largest venue
5
Host cities
Main VenueNBI-KAS
Kasarani Stadium
🇰🇪Nairobi, Kenya·60,000 capacity
About the venue
Kenya's flagship stadium, 10km north of the Nairobi CBD. Built in 1987, it has hosted major African football for decades. The atmosphere at Kasarani during big matches is electric — steep stands, a passionate crowd and good sightlines throughout.
Group stage, Quarter-final, Semi-final
Getting there
Matatu from CBD (route 10/11), taxi ~25 min from Westlands, or AFCON shuttle buses during match days. Parking available but limited on match days.
Nearby hotels
- Safari Park Hotel (5 min)
- Radisson Blu Upper Hill (20 min)
- Best Western Meridian (15 min)
Group StageNBI-NYA
Nyayo National Stadium
🇰🇪Nairobi, Kenya·30,000 capacity
About the venue
Nairobi's second stadium, located in Langata near Wilson Airport. More intimate than Kasarani — closer to the pitch, great atmosphere. Surroundings include Uhuru Gardens, one of Kenya's most significant heritage sites.
Group stage matches
Getting there
Matatu from CBD, taxi from Westlands ~20 min. Accessible from Karen and Langata. Match-day shuttles from Nairobi CBD expected.
Nearby hotels
- Heron Sarovar (10 min)
- Nairobi Airport hotels (15 min)
Group StageMBA-MST
Mombasa Stadium
🇰🇪Mombasa, Kenya·20,000 capacity
About the venue
Kenya's coastal city host venue. Mombasa brings a unique atmosphere — Indian Ocean breeze, coastal Swahili culture, and a fan base that includes local Muslim communities and beach tourists. Matches here will feel different to Nairobi.
Group stage matches
Getting there
Tuk-tuks and matatus from Mombasa town. Taxi from Nyali and North Coast hotels ~25–40 min depending on traffic.
Nearby hotels
- Mombasa Continental
- Sarova Whitesands (North Coast)
- Pride Inn Mombasa
Main VenueKAM-NAM
Mandela National Stadium
🇺🇬Kampala, Uganda·45,000 capacity
About the venue
Uganda's main national stadium, 12km from Kampala's CBD on Namboole Hill. Opened in 1997, it's hosted Cup of Nations qualifiers and major African club football. The hill location gives it distinctive views — on a clear day you can see across Kampala from the upper tiers.
Group stage, Quarter-final
Getting there
Boda boda or special hire taxi from Kampala CBD (~30–40 min). Match-day minibuses from Old Taxi Park. The road gets congested — allow 90 min on match days.
Nearby hotels
- Kampala Serena Hotel (25 min)
- Mestil Hotel (20 min)
- Protea Hotel Skyz (15 min)
Group StageKAM-LUG
Star Times Stadium
🇺🇬Kampala, Uganda·30,000 capacity
About the venue
Kampala's second venue, located in the Lugogo suburb — one of the city's commercial hubs. This is the most urban stadium of the three Uganda venues, with shopping centres, restaurants and bars walkable from the ground. Great for the full matchday-out experience.
Group stage matches
Getting there
5–10 min boda boda from Kampala CBD. Taxis from most city hotels. Lugogo is well-connected and easy to navigate.
Nearby hotels
- Kabira Country Club (10 min)
- Courtyard Marriott Kampala (5 min)
- Sheraton Kampala (10 min)
Main VenueDAR-MKA
Benjamin Mkapa Stadium
🇹🇿Dar es Salaam, Tanzania·60,000 capacity
About the venue
Tanzania's premier stadium and the largest AFCON 2027 venue. Named after Tanzania's third president, it opened in 2007 and has been renovated ahead of AFCON 2027. The Final is expected to be held here. 60,000 capacity means this will produce the tournament's loudest atmospheres.
Group stage, Quarter-final, Semi-final, Final
Getting there
Dala dala from CBD, taxi from Masaki and Oyster Bay ~25 min. Located in Dar's southern Uhuru district. Match-day shuttles from city hotels expected.
Nearby hotels
- Hyatt Regency Dar es Salaam (20 min)
- Kempinski Dar (25 min)
- Southern Sun Dar (15 min)
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