Mercedes-Benz Stadium
🇺🇸USANeutralized (AC) Heat Risk

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Atlanta, USA

👥
71,000
Capacity
🏟️
Retractable pinwheel roof + full AC
Type
⛰️
320m
Altitude
☀️
31°/20.2°
June
🔥
31°/21°
July
💧
73%
Humidity
🌡️
20–22°
WBGT
Neutralized (AC)
Heat
❄️
Yes
AC
🏠
Yes
Roof

🌤️ Climate Data

June High31°C
June Low20.2°C
July High31°C
July Low21°C
Humidity73%
WBGT Range20–22°C
TimezoneEDT (UTC-4)

📍 Location

CityAtlanta
Country🇺🇸 USA
Latitude33.7553°N
Longitude84.4006°W
Altitude320m

Outdoor heat neutralized by 8-panel pinwheel retractable roof and air conditioning. Slight altitude (320m) negligible.

⚠️ Key Concerns

Heat risk eliminated. AC-controlled environment ensures fair conditions.

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Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Atlanta, USA | Capacity: 71,000 | Retractable pinwheel roof + full AC

Location & Climate

  • ◆Coordinates: 33.7553°N, 84.4006°W
  • ◆Altitude: 320m above sea level
  • ◆Timezone: EDT (UTC-4)
  • ◆June temperature: 31°C high / 20.2°C low
  • ◆July temperature: 31°C high / 21°C low
  • ◆Humidity: ~73%
  • ◆WBGT range: 20-22°C
  • ◆Climate: Outdoor heat neutralized by 8-panel pinwheel retractable roof and air conditioning. Slight altitude (320m) negligible.

Performance Impact

HEAT (NEUTRALIZED): This stadium features a retractable roof with full air conditioning. Indoor temperature is controlled to approximately 22°C regardless of outdoor conditions. This eliminates any heat-based advantage or disadvantage — all teams play in equal, controlled conditions.

Stadium Characteristics

  • ◆Type: Retractable pinwheel roof + full AC
  • ◆Air Conditioning: Yes — full climate control
  • ◆Roof: Yes
  • ◆Key concern: Heat risk eliminated. AC-controlled environment ensures fair conditions.

Matches at This Venue

  • ◆Spain vs Cape Verde Islands (2026-06-15)
  • ◆Czech Republic vs South Africa (2026-06-18)
  • ◆Spain vs Saudi Arabia (2026-06-21)
  • ◆Morocco vs Haiti (2026-06-24)
  • ◆Congo DR vs Uzbekistan (2026-06-27)

Source: Esh et al. 2026, "Evidence-Based Guidelines to Protect Player Health and Performance from Environmental Challenges", Sports Medicine (DOI: 10.1007/s40279-026-02398-4)