FIFA and co-host organizers have confirmed and executed multiple 2026 World Cup matches at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City and Estadio Akron in Guadalajara, including the tournament opener and Mexico’s group-stage fixtures, with the published schedule remaining unchanged into mid-June. Long-term venue contracts, security assessments, and joint statements from FIFA and Mexican authorities have treated relocation as an absolute last resort, even after earlier cartel-related incidents near western Mexico venues. The wisdom of crowds reflected in current pricing aligns with this stability, as no official amendments, infrastructure failures, or widespread disruptions have materialized despite heightened preparations around host cities. Extreme tail risks such as sudden large-scale security breakdowns or unforeseen natural disasters could theoretically prompt FIFA intervention, yet official communications and on-site execution show no supporting signals.